Anton Chekhov's Life Exposed in An Attack of Nerves and Three Years

Anton Chekhov denied that his story is an autobiographical novel, but most of his work is due to his own experience. From 'neurotic attack' to 'three years', various aspects of his life incorporate his story. Every step of life in Chekhov affects the story he talks about. When he wrote the story of "three years", Chekhov's childhood was recorded in detail. The protagonist of Rapteph may be either Anton or his brother. In the story, Chekhov asked Laputf to tell his wife: he (his father) often defeated me with a birch tree, pulled my ear, and hit my head ... we I have to go Morning service and early Mass ... We have to sing

Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) was born in the year before the liberation of Russian Sovietism. He is a grandchild of a serf, but Chekhov could go to the medical school of Moscow University and become a doctor. Chekhov began writing to support the family economically and to become master of drama and short story. - In Anton Chekhov's short story "Bet", the bet changed their lives. The beginning of this story is a fierce argument against parties, more moral, death penalty or life sentences. The party owner, the banker, believes that the death penalty is more moral because the death penalty can kill the victim earlier than delaying the process.

Anton Chekhov denied that his story is an autobiographical novel, but most of his work is due to his own experience. From 'neurotic attack' to 'three years', various aspects of his life incorporate his story. Every step of life in Chekhov affects the story he talks about. When he wrote the story of "three years", Chekhov's childhood was recorded in detail. The hero's Laptev is Anton or his brother. In the story, Chekhov asked Laptep to speak to his wife. He knocked me with a birch tree, pulled my ear and then hit my head. ..... At home we have to sing

Anton Chekhov is a master of real life, learning about the appearance of tired people, everyday joy, how it is realized, how to use each other, and so on. Chekhov made the most of these three aspects and showed his reality in his "Selected Story". In his short story "Jailer Jailed", Chekhov shows how people got tired of each other. - Experiencing new things is almost always a refreshing experience. Whether you are riding a bicycle, discovering hidden talent, or in my case you are learning to read things that are heavy and sometimes irritating literary works. Because we are almost exposed to humor every day, meeting a story related to this part of daily life is a pleasant experience.