Who is Sholokhov and what is Sholokhov s masterpiece of fiction?

Sholokhov's masterpiece is "The Quiet Don". Sholokhov won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1965 for his work "The Silent Don".

The Quiet Don is a novel by Soviet writer Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokhov, conceived in 1926 and published in 1928, 1929, 1933 and 1940, over a period of 14 years.

The Quiet Don shows how the Cossacks moved towards socialism through war, pain and bloodshed. "The Quiet Don" is an epic of the life of the people in an era of great historical significance, in less than five years, Grigory fell to the Red Army and the White Army, his hands stained with blood on both sides, and his contradictions and anguish were clearly inseparable from the specific group to which he belonged.

Sholokhov's masterpiece, the first to recommend the feature-length ** "Quiet Don". This ** began to be created in 1926, and it took 14 years to complete this masterpiece. **Divided into four parts and eight volumes, it focuses on the fate of the middle peasant Cossack Gregory Mairekhov and the fate of his family, describing the major historical events of the Don Cossack region from 1912 to 1922.

It is a long epic that reflects the life of the Don Cossacks at a turning point in history, the tragic fate of the Cossacks. Since its inception, it has been translated into almost all major languages in the world, making it one of the most widely circulated masterpieces in contemporary world literature.

Summary. Hello, about the words from the heart of Sholokhov, for the Soviet critic Yu Rugin, said: "Sholokhov is always full of love for people, and his heart is open to all the pain of man and all the good things that can turn him into a 'man' with a capital letter."

So the search for goodness is where Sholokhov's art is active.

Hello, about the words from the heart of Sholokhov, for the Soviet critic Yushlu Rugin, said: "Sholokhov is always full of love for man, and his heart is open to all the pain of man and to all the good things that can turn him into a capital letter of 'man'. "So the search for goodness is where the art of the god Chunlokhov is active.

Regarding Qi Pachun's heartfelt words to Sholokhov, for, Sholokhov, I want to tell you what I want to say, you are so kind, your heart is **, but I can't clear this situation, Sholokhov, you are worthy of my learning, I will always treat you as an idol, learn from you, thank you for your enlightenment.

In the twenties of the twentieth century, there was a "work twin case" in the Soviet literary circle. It not only caused an uproar at the time** but also intensified, developing from domestic to foreign countries, which lasted for more than 60 years. Its protagonist is the famous Soviet writer Mikhail Alexandrovich Sholokhov.

His 1928 Silent Don Prize, which won the Nobel Prize for Literature 40 years later, was at the heart of the controversy.

Sholokhov grew up in the Don region and from the age of fifteen joined the grain requisition corps of the Don Soviet. Later, he worked as a teacher, acted in dramas, and participated in the struggle against bandits. Only after the end of the Civil War came to Moscow.

Soon he began to publish short stories in newspapers**. In 1925 he returned to the Don region to conduct field research and actively participate in social activities. The draft of "The Quiet Don" was brewing at this time.

This is a very wide range of themes and very magnificent scenes**. It reflects the arduous and tortuous course of the Cossacks during the October Revolution when they accepted the Soviet socialist system under the leadership of **. When its first part was published, Sholokhov was only 24 years old.

Many writers and critics believe that it is impossible to write such a profound long story at such a young age**, and he plagiarized another book of the same name published before this. A small number of writers and critics who supported him pointed out that Sholokhov had already published a collection of short stories, "Tales of the Don", many of which were brilliant in skill. This controversy was due to the disagreement between the two sides, and later Hui Maibi also came to an end.

After Sholokhov won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1965, there was a renewed attack in the press, including many famous people. For example, in 1974, Solzhenitsyn (winner of the 1970 Nobel Prize in Literature) threw out an anonymous scholarly article in Paris in an attempt to prove that "The Quiet Don" was written by the forgotten writer, Kryukov of Don. In February 1984, Sholokhov, a literary superstar, died with injustice.

In May 1991, the manuscript of two chapters of Sholokhov's "The Silent Don" was found in the Don River, and after careful identification by researchers, some plagiarism claims were clarified. At this point, Sholokhov's more than 60-year-long unjust case was completely rehabilitated.

The reason for the unjust conviction is not only that the two works are written about the Don River region around 1917, but also because they have a common name - "The Quiet Don River with Sails". Sholokhov explained this in a letter he published in 1930. The letter said:

I also know that there is another "Quiet Don", which was written by Kryukov of the Don, but it is not **, but a travelogue after a trip to the Don region, and the travelogue can never be compared with a long **. So I decided to write another feature** about life in the Don region. "Sholokhov knew that his ** name was repeated with others, but he ignored it, so that he suffered more than 60 years of unjust convictions.

Why not use the title of someone else's book in creation, and judge how can you draw conclusions just because the title of the book is the same!

Hello! This is mainly caused by the difference in experience and understanding of a potato picker, everyone wants peace and tranquility, although many people have not experienced war, but the destructive power of war is huge, many people yearn for peace and stability, and they are disgusted with war, so they will blame Sholokhov for writing war so cruelly.