"John Bull; or, the Englishman's Home Hearth: A Comedy in Five Acts" is a play by the famous English playwright George Colman. In this comedy, the author portrays a typical Englishman of the 18th century - John Bull, who is a symbol of English national identity. The main character of the play is a cheerful, benevolent and inspired English peasant who respects the traditions and customs of his country. Through a series of comic situations that arise in his own home, John Bull becomes a character who symbolizes the English spirit, honesty and loyalty. Coleman skillfully uses humor and satire to reveal various aspects of English society and human nature. "John Bull; or, the Englishman's Home Hearth" is a vivid example of a classic English comedy that continues to attract the attention of readers with its depth and sharp vision of the world.