"Jacques and His Master" is a classic French philosophical story written by Denis Diderot in 1761. The book tells about the life of a simple servant Jacques and his master, a rotten baron. They live in a raw, but full of mercy household, where they nurture interests and relationships around them. Through the fate and wisdom of the main character, the reader is shown the meaning of friendship, morality and dignity. Filled with philosophical reflections and internal moral struggles, this book leaves a deep mark on the hearts and minds of its readers.