"The Buchholtzins: A Picture of Life in Berlin" is a novel by the famous German writer Julius Stinde, which tells about the life of the bourgeois Buchholtz family from Berlin. The author successfully combines social visualization with psychological depth, revealing the inner world of the heroes and their appearance in the realities of German society at the end of the 19th century. Throughout the book, readers dive into the complex relationships of the family, understanding the changing views and values of each character. "The Buchholtsins: A Picture of Life in Berlin" is a work that gives an opportunity to better understand the life and psychology of the characters in the context of the time in which they exist.