Mark Twain, O. Henry, Chekhov are all foreigners?

I don't know if O 'Henry or Mark Twain ever wrote a novel. I'm a big fan of novels. I can answer a lot of questions, but I don't have the ability to browse the internet.

The following is not a satirical novel, but O. Henry's novel The Last Leaf.

Mark Twain's works included The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom sawyer, and Crusoe. Chekhov's works included The Izu Dancer, The Catcher in the Rye, The Three-Body Problem, and so on. Defoe's works included Crusoe, Deserted Island, Jane Eyre, etc.

Chekhov, O'Henry, and Maupassant were known as the world's three great masters of short stories.

The author of Moby Dick was B Melville.

O Henry and K F Scott were both important novelists in the history of Russian literature and were regarded as one of the greatest novelists of the 20th century. However, their literary achievements were not directly compared because of the two. O 'Henry's short stories were famous for their humor, wit, and ingenious structure. His works often had the characteristics of reversed endings, which were very popular among readers. His representative works included The Last Leaf and The Gift of the Magi. Chekhov's novels were mainly about social life and Russian history. His works had profound social significance and historical value. His representative works included Chameleon, Carmen, and so on. Therefore, it was impossible to simply answer who had the highest literary achievements because the two had achieved outstanding achievements in different fields.

His representative works included Balls of Suet, Necklace, and The Last Leaf. Chekhov's representative works included Cherry Orchard, Factory Owner, and The Man in the Sleeve. O 'Henry's representative works included "The Gift of the Magi","The Last Leaf","The Police and the Hymn", etc.

The works of maupassant, o'henry, and chekhov were all famous short stories in the history of world literature. Their works had a certain literary value and influence. The following is a comparison of their writing styles: The writing style of Maupassant is famous for its clear narration, compact plot and vivid characters. His stories were often full of social experience and philosophical thinking, while also showing the complexity and contradiction of human nature. His short stories often depicted vivid and profound characters in concise and clear language through vivid characters and plot structures. O 'Henry's writing style is featured by humor, irony and reversal. His stories were often dramatic and humorous, with ups and downs and unexpected endings. His works were full of wit and ingenious plot design that kept the readers pleasantly surprised and reminisced during the reading process. Chekhov's writing style was known for its complicated plot, numerous characters, and rigorous structure. His works usually had a profound social meaning and historical background, while also showing all aspects of Russian social life. His works are full of complicated plot structures and character relationships, making readers need to spend a certain amount of time and energy to understand and digest the content. The works of both Maupassant and O'Henry had strong narrative and plot design ability, while Chekhov's works paid more attention to the rigorous structure and complexity of the plot. Different writing styles have their own unique charms, which are worthy of our appreciation and taste.

Mark Twain and Orwell were both famous short stories of the 20th century. They were both regarded as one of the masters of world literature. Although the styles and topics of their works were different, they both revealed many problems in American society and human nature. O 'Henry's short stories were usually humorous and satirical, while Mark Twain's works were more serious and exposed social reality. O 'Henry's short stories usually have a more lighthearted and humorous tone while Mark Twain's works are more serious and profound. O 'Henry's works usually had more general human nature and social significance, while Mark Twain's works paid more attention to individual destiny and the complexity of human nature. Although the styles and topics of their works were different, they both occupied an important position in the history of American literature and had a profound influence on later literature.

Mark Twain, O'Henry, and Calvino are considered one of the three great masters of modern fiction. Their works were loved by readers and widely spread. Mark Twain's novels were mainly humorous and satirical, often describing the lives of some people at the bottom of society. His works have strong American characteristics, including slang, spoken language and humorous elements. He also created many famous characters such as Tom and Jesse sawyer. O 'Henry's novels were usually set in the background of a wealthy businessman or lawyer. He revealed the dark side of society and the complexity of human nature in the form of short stories. His works were dramatic and the uncertainty of the ending made it difficult for the readers to predict the development of the story. O 'Henry and Mark Twain's works both had their own unique styles and characteristics, but their subject matter and form were slightly different. In contrast, O 'Henry's works were more humorous and relaxed, while Mark Twain's works were more serious and in-depth. Although Mark Twain and O 'Henry were both great, their works had different styles and subjects, each representing different eras and cultures.