"The Living Corpse" is a work by the great Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, which reveals the complex psychological relationships between the main characters. In this play, the author highlights the dramatic conflicts that arise in family relationships and raises the topic of totalitarianism in society. The main character, Dr. Tesman, struggles with his own convictions and mocks the fate of his relatives. This book leaves a deep mark in the hearts of readers, thinking about the true meaning of life and personal values.