"Eugene Onegin" is a masterpiece of Russian literature of the 19th century, created by the outstanding poet Alexander Pushkin. In this poetic poem, the author tells the story of three heroes - Yevgeny Onegin, Olga Larin and Vladimir Lensky, who are typical representatives of Russian society. The poem reveals the problems of love, passion, loneliness and loss, reflected through the prism of the realities of Russian society at that time. "Eugene Onegin" is not only a romantic story, but also a deep psychological and philosophical story about man and society. Pushkin's work is considered one of the greatest works of world literature, which remains relevant centuries after it was written.