Chekhov (Russia) was a famous Russian novelist at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. His works were featured by realism and symbolism, and he was one of the outstanding representatives in the history of Russian literature. Chekhov's works were mainly divided into novels, plays, and essays. Among them, the most famous novels included The Man in a Case, Aristocracy, and Three Fables. The Man in a Condom was a novel that described social life. Through the life experience of the protagonist, Merezhnova, it reflected the gap between the rich and the poor in Russian society at that time. Aristocracy was another representative work of Chekhov, which reflected the hypocrisy and degeneration of the aristocratic society by describing the lives and thoughts of the aristocratic figures. Chekhov's plays also received much attention, including Cherry Orchard and Sergei Chermezov. Chekhov's prose works were represented by Prairie and Seagull. The characters and plots in the works had unique emotions and styles, reflecting Chekhov's unique thoughts and outlook on life. In short, Chekhov's works deeply reflected the living conditions of Russian society and the nature of human nature at that time, which had a profound impact on the development of Russian literature and world literature.
Chekhov (1860 - 1906) was a famous Russian novelist. His works were considered the greatest works of Russian literature in the 20th century. His representative works include: 1 Chekhov's Short Stories (1886) Eugenie Grandet (1887) Constantine Kastrovsky (1888) The Cherry Orchard (1889) The Three Brothers (1890) 6 Rakshasa (1891) 7 Dead Souls (1893) 8 The Man in the Nest (1895) 9 Seagull (1896) 10 The Prairie (1897) These works revealed the complexity of Russian society, human nature and history with a unique perspective, profound thinking and superb artistic expression, deeply reflecting the style and people's lives in Chekhov's era.
Chekhov's works included The Catcher in the Rye, A Feast of Crows, Aristocracy, and The Three-Body Problem.
Chekhov's works included War and Peace, Crime and Punishment, Anna Karenina, and so on. His works used Russian history and social life as the subject matter to show profound social criticism and humanist ideas, and he was regarded as one of the founders of Russian literature.
Chekhov's works included famous works such as Prairie, Luo Chuang, Three Sisters, Noble House, Nuremberg Trial, Cherry Orchard, and Sick Room Six. These works all described the fate and mental journey of various characters in the background of Russian society, showing Chekhov's unique literary style and depth of thought. The Prairie was considered one of Chekhov's most famous works and was hailed as a classic of Russian literature.
Chekhov's famous work: 1. Short story "A Letter to the Learned Neighbor,""Leather Boots,""Ma,""Fanka,""The Lost Man,""The Premeditated Criminal,""Fiancé and Dad,""Guests,""The Precious Dog,""The Fire Can't Be Sealed in Paper,""Humph, These Passengers'," Sergeant Prishbeev,"" The Hunter,"" Sorrow." The Fat and the Thin, Happy Things, On the Nail, The Victors 'Smug, The Death of a Small Civil Servant, The Uneven Mirror, The Enigmatic Character, The Station Master, The Civil Service Examination, The Man in the Mask, The Chameleon, Surgery, The Wives, The Happy Man, In the Villa, The Romance of the Cello. A Piece of Art, White-beaked Raven, Annoyed, Fanka, Diners, Headmaster, Typhoid, Kiss, Wologa, Disaster, Wedding, Runaways, Desperado, Insanity, Thief, Village Woman, Gusev, Jumping Woman, Neighbor. 2. Play " On the Harm of Cigarette,"" Idiot,"" Ivanov,"" The Marriage,"" The Forest God,"" The Tragic Character Forced to Helplessness,"" Marriage,"" Memorial Day,"" Seagull," Uncle Vanya,"" Seagull,"" The Three Sisters," and " The Cherry Orchard."
Chekhov's works included Red Hero, Prairie, Heroic Sisters of the Prairie, Oil Man's Exclusive Courtesan Belle, and so on.
Chekhov's famous work: 1. Short story "A Letter to the Learned Neighbor,""Leather Boots,""Ma,""Fanka,""The Lost Man,""The Premeditated Criminal,""Fiancé and Dad,""Guests,""The Precious Dog,""The Fire Can't Be Sealed in Paper,""Humph, These Passengers'," Sergeant Prishbeev,"" The Hunter,"" Sorrow." The Fat and the Thin, Happy Things, On the Nail, The Victors 'Smug, The Death of a Small Civil Servant, The Uneven Mirror, The Enigmatic Character, The Station Master, The Civil Service Examination, The Man in the Mask, The Chameleon, Surgery, The Wives, The Happy Man, In the Villa, The Romance of the Cello. A Piece of Art, White-beaked Raven, Annoyed, Fanka, Diners, Headmaster, Typhoid, Kiss, Wologa, Disaster, Wedding, Runaways, Desperado, Insanity, Thief, Village Woman, Gusev, Jumping Woman, Neighbor. 2. Play " On the Harm of Cigarette,"" Idiot,"" Ivanov,"" The Marriage,"" The Forest God,"" The Tragic Character Forced to Helplessness,"" Marriage,"" Memorial Day,"" Seagull," Uncle Vanya,"" Seagull,"" The Three Sisters," and " The Cherry Orchard."
Chekhov's famous work: 1. Short story "A Letter to the Learned Neighbor,""Leather Boots,""Ma,""Fanka,""The Lost Man,""The Premeditated Criminal,""Fiancé and Dad,""Guests,""The Precious Dog,""The Fire Can't Be Sealed in Paper,""Humph, These Passengers'," Sergeant Prishbeev,"" The Hunter,"" Sorrow." The Fat and the Thin, Happy Things, On the Nail, The Victors 'Smug, The Death of a Small Civil Servant, The Uneven Mirror, The Enigmatic Character, The Station Master, The Civil Service Examination, The Man in the Mask, The Chameleon, Surgery, The Wives, The Happy Man, In the Villa, The Romance of the Cello. A Piece of Art, White-beaked Raven, Annoyed, Fanka, Diners, Headmaster, Typhoid, Kiss, Wologa, Disaster, Wedding, Runaways, Desperado, Insanity, Thief, Village Woman, Gusev, Jumping Woman, Neighbor. 2. Play " On the Harm of Cigarette,"" Idiot,"" Ivanov,"" The Marriage,"" The Forest God,"" The Tragic Character Forced to Helplessness,"" Marriage,"" Memorial Day,"" Seagull," Uncle Vanya,"" Seagull,"" The Three Sisters," and " The Cherry Orchard."
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikov was a famous Russian composer and pianist in the 19th century, known as the "Father of Russian Music." His musical works have a strong Russian style, combining classical music, folk music, romanticism and other elements. His representative works include Swan Lake, Requiem, Nocturne and so on. Chekhov's works were deeply loved by people and were regarded as one of the representative works of Russian music culture. His music style was full of emotion, beautiful language, rigorous structure and strong appeal. Swan Lake was one of Chekhov's most famous works, known as the "classic of Russian music" and one of the classics in the history of ballets. Chekhov's works were also widely criticized and evaluated. Although his music was highly praised at the time, there were also some criticisms that his music was too pessimistic and repressed, lacking romantic emotions. However, Chekhov's music had an important position in the history of Russian music and had a profound impact on the development of music in later generations.