"Medea and her children" is a dramatic tragedy created by the ancient Greek playwright Euripides. This book is about the complicated relationship between Medea, a strong and sharp-witted woman, and her husband Jason, who have been through many trials. The participation of their children, who are victims of hatred and thirst for revenge, makes this work even more impressive and dramatic. "Medea and her children" prompts the reader to think about the themes of devotion, despair, sacrifice and love, and also reminds of the importance of moral principles in human relationships.