Anton Chekhov’s Misery: To Whom Shall I Tell My Grief?

In the work of Anton Chekhov, "suffering:" Who do you want to tell the sorrow? "" He speaks the story of the 19th century Russian sledge driver Driver Iona Potapov. This letter has lost his son; he died prematurely, he is an old taxi driver of the 19th century His wish is to share his terrible sorrows and share only his son's life It is to find someone who can. In trouble, everyone wants and needs people.

Anton Chekhov uses the tragedy for "tragedy" and "revenge". The charm of sorrow and pain made it possible for Anton Chekhov to intertwice these two sad emotional states in all the content he wrote. "When you read the story of Anton Chekhov, people feel that they are in a depressing state, everything is strange, sharp, lonely, immovable, and helpless" (Nebraska 1). Furthermore, according to William Gerharde, Chekhov answered this question as follows. "When you draw a sad or unhappy person and want to touch the reader's heart, you should try to catch a cold - it will bring sorrow like them, the background, it is more prominent" (Gerharde 110).

In the work of Anton Chekhov, "suffering:" Who do you want to tell the sorrow? "" He tells the story of the 19th century Russian sled sleddriver Iona Potapov. Driver, his wish is to find a man who can share his terrible sorrow and share his son's life. With difficulty, everyone wants something and needs it.