"I.-S. Bach, the enemy of the people" is an exciting drama written by the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. This play tells the story of Dr. Thomas Stotzman, who discovers the fact of water pollution in the town where everyone lives. To stop the spread of the epidemic, he decides to make a public announcement about it. But instead of support and thanks from the residents, he faces hostility and betrayal, as his symbolism is wedged in the interests of local rulers and entrepreneurs. Are people willing to face the truth when it becomes a threat to their comfort and well-being? This play leaves the viewer with many questions about morality, justice and the values of society.