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Fanka is a short story written by Russian writer Chekhov in 1886. This article is described according to the process of writing letters. Began to tell that on Christmas Eve, when the boss, proprietress and the guys went to church, Fanka secretly wrote a letter to grandpa.

Then, by writing to my kind grandfather, I told him about my unbearable miserable life when I was an apprentice in a shoe store, and repeatedly begged him to take him out of here and go back to the country to live, and recalled the life with him.

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Chekhov1860 65438+1October 29th was born in a small businessman's family in Taganrog, Rostov. His grandfather was a redeemed serf. His father opened a grocery store, 1876 went bankrupt and his family moved to Moscow.

Chekhov was the only one who stayed in Taganrog, making a living as a tutor and continuing his studies. 65438-0879 entered Moscow University to study medicine.

1884 After graduation, I practiced medicine in Rhodes, Vignau and other places, made extensive contact with civilians, learned about life, and began to create literature. Most of his early works are short stories, such as Fat Man and Thin Man, Death of a Shop Assistant and Distress.

It reproduces the misfortune and weakness of small people, the miserable life of working people, and the vulgarity and lewdness of ordinary citizens. In The Chameleon and Sergeant Prisiliev, the author lashed out at the slaves who faithfully defended tyranny and their tyrannical and ugly faces.

Chekhov turned to drama creation in his later period. His major works include Ivanov, Seagull, Uncle Vanya, Three Sisters and cherry orchard, all of which reflect the anguish and pursuit of some petty-bourgeois intellectuals on the eve of the Russian revolution.

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