Author: Russian
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: This volume includes 22 outstanding short stories written by Chekhov from 1887 to 1889, including the famous works "The Steppe," "The Light," and "The Name's Day." "The Steppe" is a serious and large-scale work by the author, praising the beautiful natural landscape of the motherland, depicting the life of the grassland people, reflecting on the fate of the peasants, and showing the people's vague yearning for a happy life. The entire work is filled with a strong lyrical sense, revealing the author's exceptional skill in depicting natural scenery.
Chekhov's Complete Novels (7)
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