"Nana" is a novel by the French writer Emile Zola, published in 1880. It is the story of the life of a young actress, Nana, who seeks fame and fortune in the Parisian entertainment world of the 19th century. Zola openly ridicules the bourgeois moral structure of this time and mercilessly exposes the emptiness of dreams of a brilliant future. "Nana" is a shocking story about the cruelty of society and an impressive psychological portrait of the main character. This novel leaves a huge mark in the hearts of readers with its sparkling sharpness and truthfulness.