165 years ago today, January 29, 1860 (January 7, 1860 in the lunar calendar), the famous Russian novelist and dramatist Chekhov was born. Chekhov resembles Chekhov and was born on January 29, 1860 in Taganrog City, Rostov Province. In 1879, he entered the Department of Medicine of Moscow Medical University. After graduating in 1884, he practiced medicine in Zwinigorod and other places. He had extensive contact with civilians and understood life, which had a good influence on his literary creation. His main works include: "The Victors"(1883),"Chameleon"(1884),"Grassland"(1888),"The Uninteresting Story"(1889),"Sakhalin"(1893-1894),"In Exile"(1892),"The Third Hospital"(1892). Later, he began to write plays, such as "Marriage"(1890),"Fool"(1888),"Proposal"(1888-1889),"A Unconsciously Tragic Character"(1889-1890),"Ivanov"(1887-1889),"Cherry Orchard"(1903-1904), etc. Chekhov's work "The Man in the Set" illustrates Chekhov's play "Uncle Vanya" illustrates Chekhov's play "Anna Hanging Around the Neck" illustrates Chekhov's work "The Bride" illustrates Chekhov's work "Wanka"