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

O Henry was a famous American short story writer. His works were often featured by humor, ingenious plots, and unexpected endings. He was hailed as the king of modern American short stories. Here are some of the artistic features of O 'Henry's article: 1. Dramatic: O 'Henry's works often have dramatic storylines, often unexpected twists and turns. 2. Humor and wit: O 'Henry's works are often full of humor and wit, with light and humorous language and vivid characters as the characteristics to make readers feel happy in reading. 3. Absurd and bizarre: O 'Henry's works sometimes have absurd and bizarre characteristics. The plot and character behavior are often detached from reality and full of fantasy and bizarre elements. 4. Strong Ending: O 'Henry's works are often very strong, full of surprises and surprises. The readers are often unable to predict the ending, which is very dramatic and shocking. 5. Multi-clue narration: O 'Henry's works usually use multi-clue narration to interweave multiple characters and plot lines to form a complex narrative structure to increase the artistic charm and difficulty of reading. 6. Reversed Ending: O 'Henry's works often use reversed endings, that is, the reader does not predict the reversal of the ending in the development of the story, which has a strong sense of surprise and surprise. O 'Henry's works were featured by humor, ingenious plots and unexpected endings. They were highly dramatic and literary, and were deeply loved and respected by readers.

O Henry (September 21, 1862-June 11, 1910) was a famous American short story writer. His short story collection was called The Last of the Mohicans. This collection of novels is considered one of the representative works of American literature and one of the important works of world literature. It tells the adventures of the 19th century American West, many of which involve land, religion, nationality, war and other issues. This collection of novels was known for its humor, irony, and unexpected ending. It was hailed as a classic in American literature.

Chekhov was regarded as one of the great masters in the history of Russian literature. His short story creation occupied an important position in the history of Russian literature, as famous as that of Maupassant and O'Henry. Chekhov's short stories often depicted the bottom-level characters in social life and discussed topics such as human nature, love, friendship, family, etc., which had profound ideology and unique artistic charm. His works were highly expressive and infectious. The language was concise and clear, the structure was rigorous, and the plot was full of ups and downs. They were often praised as literary classics.

The wonderful passages from O 'Henry's short story collection, The Last Leaf, are as follows: She was staggering in a faded silk dress with many patches. Her hair was unkempt like a bird's nest, and her eyes were swollen, looking very tired. There was a trace of sorrow on her face, as if she had lost faith in this world. Description of the character: She walks unsteadily in a faded silk dress with many patches. Her hair was unkempt like a bird's nest, and her eyes were swollen, looking very tired. There was a trace of sorrow on her face, as if she had lost faith in this world. [Description of the environment: She was wearing a tattered coat as she walked on the street. The cold wind was biting, and the leaves were dancing in the wind.] The wonderful passages from the short story collection of Maurizant, Balls of Suet, are as follows: The sun had already set and the sky was getting darker. The pedestrians on the streets began to hurry. The buildings in the distance looked very blurry, as if they were covered in fog. On this dark night, only a weak light illuminated a cafe in the distance. Description of the character: A woman over forty years old wearing an old blue coat, her hair had turned white, and her face was covered with wrinkles. [Description: On a dark night, the buildings in the distance look very blurry as if they are shrouded in fog.] The light in the cafe was weak, and only a faint light illuminated the buildings in the distance. The wonderful passages from O 'Henry's short story collection, Twenty Years Later, are as follows: The town had been abandoned, leaving only some dilapidated buildings and some dying animals and plants. There were a few white clouds floating in the sky, and the sun was shining brightly, giving people a sense of warmth. Description: An old man wearing a shabby set of clothes holding a shabby guitar. [Description: An abandoned town with some dilapidated buildings and some dying animals and plants.] The sun was shining brightly, making people feel warm.

Mark Twain, O 'Henry, and Chekhov were all foreigners. Their works influenced the literature of a period and were considered the forerunners of modern short stories.

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.

O. Henry and Chekhov were known as the three kings of short stories in Europe. O. Henry's representative works included The Last Leaf and The Gift of the Magi, which attracted a wide range of readers with their humorous, witty, and ingenious language and plots. Chekhov's representative works include "Chameleon","Cherry Orchard" and so on. These works show the Russian society and the character of the characters, deeply reflecting the essence of social life. The title of King of Short Stories was usually given to O. Henry.