Which country is Gorky from? What famous works include novels? What was an autobiographical trilogy? What was that? What was that?

Gorky's "The Petrel" was a prose that belonged to the genre of science fiction. Gorky was from the Soviet Union. He wrote many works, among which the most famous ones include the novel, the autobiographical trilogy, and.

Gorky and the autobiographical trilogy referred to the Soviet Union, including "childhood","in the world","my university". These three works were all Gorky's autobiographical novels about his early life experiences and his growth during the period of great social change in the Soviet Union. These three works are considered to be one of Gorky's representative works, which had a profound impact on Soviet literature and culture.

Gorky's autobiographical trilogy referred to "childhood","in the world","my university".

Gorky was from Russia. His trilogy was 'Childhood',' In the World', and 'My University'.

Gorky's autobiographical trilogy referred to "childhood","in the world" and "my university".

Gorky's autobiographical trilogy referred to "childhood","in the world","my university".

Gorky's autobiographical trilogy was "childhood","in the world" and "my university".

Gorky's autobiographical trilogy referred to "childhood","in the world","my university".

Gorky's autobiographical trilogy referred to the Soviet Union as "childhood","in the world" and "my university". "Childhoods" tells the story of Gorky's childhood in his hometown of Amokalev, describing his childhood of poverty, abuse and loneliness. Through the perspective of the protagonist Kaneka, the novel shows the poverty and cruelty of the Soviet society at that time, and also reflects Gorky's own personality traits. "In the World" tells the story of Gorky leaving his hometown to make a living in Moscow. In the novel, he showed his continuous efforts and gradual growth in his work, but also revealed the various ills of the Soviet society and the dark side of human nature at that time. "My University" described Gorky's study experience at Moscow University, showing his diligence and hard work in his studies, as well as his friendship and cooperation with his classmates and teachers. The novel also reflected the system and current situation of higher education in the Soviet Union at that time, and also reflected Gorky's love and pursuit of knowledge and education. These three works together constituted Gorky's autobiographical trilogy, which became a classic in Soviet literature and one of the important works in the history of world literature.