Alexander Pushkin 
Eugene Onegin 

Eugene Onegin is the first Russian realistic work, successfully creates the first "fifth wheel" image in Russian literature.The protagonist Onegin, an young aristocrat, had a life trace similar to the general aristocratic youth, but under the influence of the atmosphere of the time and the enlightenment thought in progress, he began to weary of the empty and boring life of the upper class and came to the countryside with the desire for a new life, and tried to engage in agricultural reform.However, Onegin was still in a state of idle, depressed and wandering, suffering from the typical disease of the times-melancholia.In the country manor, he and Lensky and his fiancee Olga became friends.Tatyana, Olga’s sister, was simple and sentimental. She loved Onegin warmly, and wrote to him bravely about her pure love, but Onegin refused her.A few years later, Onegin reunited with Tatyana, who had become the general’s wife at a dance in St Petersburg, and found himself deeply in love with her, but Tyana could not betray her husband, and even though loved Onegin, she also refused him.