They said Tevye was an ordinary little ball, with a cowardly and timid character, rolling forward along an ordinary line.
Tevye lost his father when he was young and came to Kushka with his mother to study. It was the southern tip of the North Country and seemed to have the warmth of spring. He met Il, the son of a merchant gang, and the two of them watched the Aurora together.
Because of a recommendation letter from middle school, he came to Western Siberia, where the wind was as indifferent as the people. Tevye learned knowledge, and after ten years of hard work, he was sent to a higher law school.
Tevye became a prosecutor, and the man who shared the aurora was beside him.
It rained heavily, the war started, and Tevey rushed to the battlefield as a correspondent. The former lover is on the hostile side, and the ring that could not be given away is buried in the ruins.
The war is won, and the lovers will be buried together.
Purpose: anti-war article