"Egmont" is a tragic drama by the great German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, which was published in 1788. This drama tells the story of a hero who rises up against the tyrannical rule of the lord and his system of oppression, social inequality and helplessness. The main character, Count Egmont, shows nobility, courage and prudence in the fight for freedom and justice. At the same time, the drama reflects the tragic fate of the hero, who pays a high price for his frank struggle for ideals. "Egmont" is not only a famous work of world literature, but also a powerful moral appeal to human free will and the struggle for justice in society.