Chameleon

In the literary creation lasting for 1/4 of a century, Chekhov, the master of world literature, left a large number of short stories with unique style, tight structure, concise language and acerbic satire for the later generations.This book includes 25 short stories, such as a Chameleon, Vanka, The Man in a Case and Ward No. 6.In these works, the author takes the trivial matter in the Russian society of the nineteen world as the material, and makes a powerful revelation and whip to the decadent and declining social system from a unique angle with superb art techniques, and makes a pungent satire on the vulgar, greedy, and speculative urban petty bourgeois, and shows deep sympathy for the toiling masses at the bottom of society.Chekhov's short stories are thought-provoking, which not only make you feel completely happy, but also let you smile from the heart.These short stories do have eternal charm and are always worth reading.