Who is the love of two generations of famous Turkish folk oral writers that we often mention?

Nasreddin Hoga (1208— 1284) is a famous Turkish folk oral writer. He was born in the village of Holto near the city of Sifu Risal, not far from Ankara. His jokes use clever, humorous and humorous language to express the distinct love and hate of the working people and their yearning for a better life, expose the sins of feudal rulers and laugh at the stupidity of hypocritical and treacherous monks and rich people. Nasreddin Hoga's jokes and anecdotes are the treasures of Turkish folk literature. His jokes have been enriched and developed in the process of circulation, and he himself has become a famous figure in folk literature, that is, the two generations of love we often mention. His jokes and anecdotes have been widely circulated in the Middle East, Central Asia, Xinjiang, the Balkans, Europe and America for a long time, and have had a worldwide influence.