"Othello, the Moor of Venice" is a tragedy by the famous English playwright William Shakespeare, which tells about the love story between a Moor named Othello and his wife Desdemona, who is secretly persuaded by Iago, a treacherous and envious scoundrel. Betrayal, conspiracy and jealousy against the backdrop of military campaigns create a sophisticated web of intrigue and dramatic events that cannot be unraveled until the finale. In this play, Shakespeare thoroughly explores themes of racism, jealousy, and despair, making it one of the most memorable works of English literature.