"Eno Vanja: A Picture of Peasant Life in Four Acts" is a play by the famous Russian playwright Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. This work tells a story about family conflict and searchers for the purpose of life. The plot is centered around drastic changes that occur in the lives of two family members - a benevolent but carefree owner and his persistent and ambitious nephew. Raised against the background of peasant life, Chekhov's work reproduces psychological conflicts, internal contradictions of the characters and the constant search for understanding the meaning of life. "Eno Vanja" is a classic literary work that remains relevant even in the modern world, thanks to its wisdom and insight.