"Tartufe: a five-act comedy" is a work by the French playwright Moliere, which impressed the audience with its satirical depth and sharp humor. This play tells the story of a cunning man named Tartuffe, who extorts the influential bourgeois Orgon and becomes his confidant. Tartuffe extracts money from Orgon, resorts to deception and hypocrisy, which eventually leads to comic situations and the revelation of his true nature. This play for a long time leaves the reader under the impression of the author's skill in exposing the false motives and behavior of people, as well as in depicting the decline of moral values in society."