Nikolai Karamzin's *Poor Liza* is one of the most important works of Russian Sentimentalism. The ideological content of the story is based on the themes of sincere love, human emotions, moral responsibility, social inequality, and the tragic consequences of selfish actions. Through the simple and touching story of Liza, Karamzin emphasizes that human feelings are more valuable than wealth, social position, and external status. The story encourages readers to sympathize with the suffering of ordinary people and to reflect on the moral values that should guide human life. The central idea of the story is the purity and nobility of genuine love. Liza is a poor peasant girl who possesses honesty, kindness, modesty, and deep emotional sensitivity. Her love for Erast is true and selfless. She trusts him completely and believes that love is based on faithfulness and mutual respect. Karamzin presents Liza as a symbol