"Yashkin's Children" is a classic Russian novel by the writer Mykhailo Saltkov-Shchedrin, which reflects the social realities and problems of the peasantry of that time. This book tells the story of Yashka Polezhaev's family, which lives in the conditions of the serf system. The author successfully combines humor and satire with a deep analysis of the life of the peasant population, exposing the senseless and cruel reality of the subject's life. In the novel "Yashkin's Children", the author not only describes the life of peasants, but also raises relevant social issues, such as serfdom, exploitation of ordinary people, inequality in society and the struggle for freedom. This book not only expands our understanding of the past, but also leaves a deep mark in the hearts of readers, prompting them to think about dignity and justice. "Yashkin's Children" is a work that makes you think about the depth of the human soul, the value of each individual and the importance of fighting for your rights.