The book of A.I. Greshnevikov is devoted to the cardinal issues of modern Russian life: social justice, the relationship between the people and the authorities, the salvation of the Russian village. In the center of the book is the tragic fate of Yaroslavl peasants who fell under the skating rink of the capital's oligarchs and corrupt officials. Who will own the Russian land? Will the Russian village survive in the next redistribution of property? Why do people live cheerfully and freely in Russia without honor and conscience? Where to find a board on them? Who is to blame and what to do?