"Kabbalah and Love: A Bourgeois Tragedy" is a famous work by the German poet and playwright Friedrich Schiller, which explores the relationship between two people from different social classes. The action unfolds in the society of the 18th century, where the main characters, Baron Fritz and Louise Miller, are in love with each other, but their happiness is hindered by the lying and corrupt politics of society. The work depicts the struggle between love and power, illustrating the conflict between ideals and reality. Reproducing the realities of his time, Schiller created an excellent dramatic work that remains relevant today, where the problem of eternal values, human nature and the influence of society on the individual is raised.