Today, January 29 is celebrating the 165th anniversary of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. The author’s works have come to the world classics forever, according to his plays, performances are still staged in the best theaters in the world, and Lev Tolstoy himself said about him: “Czechov prose Pushkin.”
Anton Pavlovich is one of the greatest representatives of Russian classics. With his works, he proves that infertility is really a talent sister. To be honest, Chekhov is the favorite author of the end of the 19th century, so we made the material with a certain love.
We’re telling the unusual facts about him!
A lot of nicknames
Chekhov had more than 50 nicknames. One of the most famous Antosha Chekhonte and Schiller Shakespearevich gette. The author also Grach, Hazelnut No. 6, Hazelnut No. 9, Akaki Tarantulov called it someone and a man without a spleen (but Anton Pavlovich had a good fantasy). He has published serious works under the name, but chose fidelity for humorous.
Medicine
In 1879 he graduated from Anton Pavlovich Sports Hall and moved to Moscow where he entered the University of Moscow. One of his teachers was Sklifosovsky himself. Meanwhile, at the beginning, Chekhov did not plan to be a writer and did not want to devote his whole life into medicine. And even if he is famous, he still said, “Medicine is his wife and literature.”
Charity dealt with
Anton Pavlovich has dealt with charity all his life. For example, when the author lived in Melikhov, he opened a medical point in the early hours of the morning, where he took guests every day and gave them free medicine. And when the cholera epidemic began in 1892, he worked as a sanitary doctor.
One of the most shooting writers
Anton Chekhov comes with the top three of the world’s top screenwriter. First William Shakespeare, second – Chekhov and Third – Charles Dickens. To date, there are 532 films in the author’s works.
Notepad with speeches
The author’s contemporaries said that he always carried a notebook with him and recorded the quotes of who he was interested in. He then used them in his works.
Poor vision
Czechov had a very weak vision and the right eye met short and left – forward -looking. Therefore, the author has always wore a pince-nez.
Friendship with Peter Chaikovsky
One of Chekhov’s close friends was Peter Tchaikovsky. The author even devoted him to his work “gloomy morning”.
Incredible intuition
When Chekhov first saw Sergei Rachmaninov, he said, “A big man will come out of you.” When asked why the author decided by the composer like this, “This is written on your face.” There was another surprising situation about Chekhov’s magnificent intuition. Once upon a time, a long acquaintance came to him when he visited the writer Stanislavsky. Anton Pavlovich watched him for a long time and when he left, he started asking this man. The question of why Stanislavsky was so interested in the personality of the guest, Chekhov answered: “Well, it’s a suicide.” And really, a few years later he worked himself by drinking poison.
Many fans
Orum I don’t want to get married, not to anyone. I was bored of dealing with my wife. And being in love wouldn’t hurt. Boring without strong love. Please marry. But give me such a wife that will not be in my sky every day like the moon. I can’t stand the happiness that continues from morning to morning, Anton Pavlovich said. Czechov really had a lot of novels. But there were more fans, the girls followed him everywhere, then they began to be called “Antonovki”.
Illness
The author was discovered by the author in 1884 when he was only 24 years old. Since then, it has periodically suffered from terrible cough, fever and weakness. However, I never complained. Chekhov learned that he was sick of tuberculosis, he didn’t tell any of his loved ones, because he didn’t want him to worry about him.
Last letter
The great Russian writer died on July 2, 1904 at the age of 44. He said he knew before going to Germany for treatment: “I will die.” And in the last letter, Chekhov wrote: “Help the poor. Take good care of the mother. Live in peace “
Source: People Talk
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