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Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev (1818-1883) was a world-renowned ¡°realistic art master¡± and ¡°realistic writer¡± of the nineteenth century in Russia, critic of realism writers, poets and playwrights in the nineteenth century, and early writers of poetry (Parasa, Landowner, etc.).

In 1847¨C1852 he published The Hunter's Note, revealing the cruelty of the peasants, the tragic life of the peasants, and thus being expelled. In prison he wrote the short novel, The Tree, which protested the peasants. Later he published the long novel, The Rothing (1856), The House of the Noble (1859), the short novel, The Aisha, The Diary of the Surplus, etc., which depicted the conflict between liberal nationalists and civilian intellectuals. In the long novel, The Night Before (1860), the image of the Bulgarian revolutionary Ingershov was shaped. Later he published the long novel, The Father and Son, which depicted the conflict between liberal nationalists and civilian intellectuals. In the late novel, The Smoke (1867), and

During his lifetime, he was a friend of the revolutionaries rather than a guardian of the tsarist government, and, more importantly, he used his work, "Take the Best of the Russian Revolution." His democratic spirit and humanitarian ideals influenced a whole generation of Russian readers, not only promoting the liberation movement at the time, but also enriching the world's literary treasures.