Collection of Chekhov's Short Stories

Name: Collection of Chekhov's Short Stories
Author: [Russian] Chekhov

契诃夫短篇小说集

by [Russian] Chekhov ([俄]契诃夫)

Status: Completed
Source: Fanqie

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33Chapters

Synopsis

Chekhov was the last master of critical realism in Russia in the late 19th century and a master of short stories. He is known as the "King of Short Stories in the World". He was good at digging out people and events of typical significance from daily life, making high-level artistic generalizations through humorous and ridiculous plots, and shaping small characters with typical personalities. He used this to reflect the Russian society at that time, laugh at ugly social phenomena, and express his deep sympathy for the hardworking people. His novels are compact and concise, concise and concise, full of humor, and allow readers to figure out the meaning of the work from the image system. Every plant and tree in his writing is lifelike, and his depictions of psychology are often penetrating, and he has become synonymous with short stories. This book is a collection of Chekhov's classic short stories, which selects dozens of works that are considered classics and widely circulated.

Reader comments

The writing style of this book is concise and clear, and the writing style is vivid and vivid. The author Chekhov showed various problems in society at that time through the portrayal of small people in daily life. His works are humorous and ironic, making them thought-provoking. And he is very good at describing the psychology of characters and allowing readers to feel the emotions of the characters. Overall, this is a classic worth reading.
9 likes2y ago
He is worthy of being the first of the three masters of short stories. His ability to extract typical characters and typical examples is extremely proficient. While he is pungent and satirical, he is highly consistent with his concern for the general public. Awesome, a masterpiece.
6 likes27d ago
When the moon goes, I go too. The moon and I go to the market. When the moon goes, so do I. The moon and I go shopping.
5 likes2y ago
Greatness needs no words
1 like8mo ago
A very good book.
10mo ago
Yes, in that era before the Internet, the power of words was unmatched by other artistic means.
3mo ago
There are similarities between Chekhov's novels and Maupassant's novels, which are touching and thought-provoking!
9mo ago
It's quite interesting to watch, especially the man in the trap, the webmaster, the fat man and the thin man, the chameleon, and the death of a petty official.
7d ago