"The Trojans of Troy and Cressida" is a dramatic tragedy by the English playwright William Shakespeare, which tells about the love between the Trojan Troilus and the Greek Cressida during the Trojan War. This play is characterized by complex relationships, deception and intrigue, shaded by a blind desire for love. The intertwining of political relations and personal dramas makes this work one of the most profound and complex in Shakespeare's work. "The Trojans of Troy and Cressida" is a rather unconventional play that depicted the broken beauty of love and war in all its majesty and horror.