The Man in the Condom is the sequel of Chekhov's If Rykov Don't Marry Hua Lianka (combined with time).

Writing ideas: write at the beginning that they are married, then write about married life, and finally summarize.

Text:

Don't. Rykov married Valenka.

Married life is happy and sweet, but Hualien Card has no feeling of happiness and sweetness. She stayed at home because Rykov always said to her, "Honey, a married woman can't show her face all day. That's against the rules! " Soon, Hua Lianka had a big fight with him because Hua Lianka was going to hold a Christmas party, but Rykov strongly disagreed.

"You can't stop me from doing this and that!" Hua Lianka shouted at him and smashed a vase to the ground.

"You, you be gentle ... how bad it is to be heard!" Don't. Rykov stuttered.

The news kept coming, so Rykov became more and more afraid. He always suspects that others are talking about him and laughing at him. Finally, one day, he received a divorce agreement and asked him to go to Viscount Lovsky's house.

This viscount is the current protector of Valenka. The next day, don't Rykov went to Moscow. As soon as he got off the train, he rushed to the viscount's house without stopping. He won't miss a minute because of the call of the authorities, even though he doesn't seem to want to go this time.

Until one day, everyone in the town received a cartoon. In the photo, with a divorce certificate and rain boots, Bi Rykov proudly shouted: "This is an order from the authorities." Below is a topic: "divorced apes." Rykov also received a cartoon, and he has been ill ever since.

"Marriage is also a grave." -Don't pick up Rykov's relics. People found this sentence written on the desk.

Creation background of works

The end of 19, when Chekhov lived, was a very dark period in Russian history. "At this time, although Russia is still ruled by feudal autocracy politically, its economic and social life has entered a capitalist society, and the development of capitalist economy has accelerated the demise of feudalism. In this case, the reactionary rule of the tsar and the trend of the times are waning, and the book search system has been increased, and the secret police closely monitor people's every move.

The tsarist regime does not allow any remarks against it. They are afraid of the spread of the revolutionary fire, so they have increased their control over people's thoughts and actions. Those who opposed the czar's rule or tried to propagate the revolution were severely suppressed, and many progressives and intellectuals were arrested, exiled or executed.