"Educated Women: A Comedy in Five Acts" is a famous work by the French playwright Moliere, which was written in 1672. In this comedy, the author ridicules the royalty and envy of the social elite, exposing their shortcomings and stupidity. The main character, Filamin, uses her intelligence and skill to defeat the views of a patriarchal society and win her right to her own will. The book "Educated Women" keeps its themes relevant to the present day, prompting readers to think about stereotypes and inequalities in the modern world.