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"Propaganda" by Anton Chekhov is a jewelry-written, deep and dramatic story about true and imagined values, human blindness and the tragedy of late vision. This is one of the most subtle and strong psychological dramas of the writer, discerned by quotes and became a classic of Russian literature. In the center of the story is the young wind woman Olga Ivanovna, whose life is filled with an infinite pursuit of "interesting" people. She surrounds herself by median but epathic artists, musicians and artists, honestly considering herself an appreciative of art and high spirit. On this background her husband, the modest and quiet doctor of Dymov, seems to her an absolutely ordinary, boring and uncovered man, a "man". Enjoying a godly life and scratching a passionate novel with the painting artist Rjabovsky, Olga Ivanovna doesn't even realize that next to her lives a truly great man - a self-determined scientist and genius physician, ready to give everything to people. Only a terrible, tragic end makes the heroine realize the scales of its catastrophic mistake, when nothing can be changed. With his own skill, the Czechs explore the nature of selfishness, selfishness and spiritual foolishness.The “Spring” is not just a story of one deceit, but a pronouncing warning about how easy under the brilliant mystery is not to see the true nobleness, the sincere love and the true greatness of the human soul. **About what the book in three words:** Vision, Egoism, Tragedy. **Who to read:** Lovers of the thinest psychological prose, fans of Czech dramatism, as well as everyone who appreciates teaching and honest stories about human relationships and the value of close people.