Russian classics: The best books, films, quotes and children's works

Russian literature has its own unique direction, which differs from any other. The best Russian classics have invested in their works not only talent, but also love, soul. The Russian soul is mysterious, and to understand it, one must read more than one literary work.

The best books of Russian classics

“The Master and Margarita” by M. Bulgakov is a truly Russian classic work that is known and popular throughout the world. The book is read in one breath and is filled with love, faith and mysticism.

“Tricky Walking” by L. Tolstoy is a book about the life of the Russian intelligentsia since the 1917 revolution of the last century. Also impresses with the classic work of this author called "War and Peace." This book, consisting of two volumes, tells of love, relationships and war with Napoleon.

“Left-hander” by N. Leskov is a book in which real, historical events and fictional, almost fabulous plots are intertwined. But in general, the author tells about the limitless possibilities of Russian ordinary people.

The Twelve Chairs is an ironic story about the hunt for diamonds hidden in chairs. Based on the classic work by I. Ilf and E. Petrov, a unique movie was shot that can be watched indefinitely.

Good Russian films from the category of classics

The screen version of literary works always attracts the special attention of reading enthusiasts. After all, it is very interesting to look at the literary hero you liked, which was only in your mind. Everyone has their own list of favorite films. But it is worth highlighting precisely those tapes that have become a recognized classic:

“Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka” is a wonderful film adaptation of a wonderful immortal work of the same name by N. Gogol. An excellent directorial decision and a great selection of actors turned this film into a classic of world cinema.

"Dog Heart", 1988 - film adaptation of M. Bulgakov "Dog Heart". For fans of this classic.

“Cruel Romance”, 1984 - a masterpiece of Russian cinema based on the play by A. Ostrovsky “Dowry”. A wonderful dramatic decision and impeccable directing embodied on the screen, at first glance, the usual family drama, but which has a certain sense of philosophical tragedy.

The best verses of Russian classics

The works in the verses of Russian classics are a reflection of feelings and thoughts, in which the whole spectrum of relations between people, with their pain, happiness and contradictions, is collected. Classical Russian poetry begins with the works of A.S. Pushkin. The verses of those centuries are distinguished by originality. In the works of Pushkin, Tyutchev, Fet, Lermontov, Akhmatova, Tsvetaeva, Blok, etc. we see the whole realism of life. Romance, humor or tragedy - all this is in their poems, the words of which are heard in an understandable and easy language. Here are the most famous of them:

• “I remember a wonderful moment ...” - a poem by A.S. Pushkin, which everyone knows, speaks Russian.
• “I like that you are not sick with me ...” is one of the best poems of the Russian poetess M. Tsvetaeva. A popular song is written on these verses.
• F. Tyutchev “I love a thunderstorm at the beginning of May ...” is a wonderful poem that we have loved since our school days.

Russian classics: best works

The best works of Russian classics are works that are popular among readers. Such an artistic work is rather complicated, but when you start studying, you definitely want to read it to the end. We offer you the three best classic works:

M. Sholokhov, “Quiet Don”. This is a large-scale, vital work.It is one of the best novels in the literature of Russian classics.

The work "Doctor Zhivago" B. Pasternak awarded the Nobel Prize. But at one time not accepted by critics. Today “Doctor Zhivago” is a beloved work by many, known throughout the world.

“Crime and Punishment” by F. Dostoevsky is a philosophical work with notes of a detective and psychological drama. This book brings up more than one generation and is an internationally recognized Russian classic.

The best quotes of Russian classics

Quotes B. Akunin will be relevant and interesting to everyone and always. His statements are true and wise, for example: "A woman has not yet been born whose pride would be stronger than curiosity."

Quotes by L. Tolstoy have a vital character and are intended for the whole society: "There is no more offensive form of egoism than self-sacrifice."

Replicas from the works of I. Goncharov, as well as the author’s remarks, differ among people on popular quotes: “It’s very difficult to be smart and sincere at the same time, and this is especially true for feelings.”

Quotes from the novel “Crime and Punishment” by M. Dostoevsky have long been popular with the people: “Am I a trembling creature or do I have the Right?”

Four best love poems from the works of Russian classics

A.S. Pushkin. The poem “Confession” is love and admiration, sadness and joy, despair and jealousy and, of course, hope for mutual feelings.

N. Nekrasov. “You and I are stupid people” - the narrative in verses about great love, which becomes brighter after a quarrel, gives more tenderness and joy.

B. Pasternak, "To love others is a heavy cross." In this poem, the poet claims that love is a bright feeling and makes a person cleaner.

A. Blok, “The Stranger” is a classic poem in love lyrics. Love without reciprocity does not always bring sadness, sometimes it also gives vivid feelings.

The best verses of Russian classics for children

Undoubtedly, we all grew up on the verses of Barto, Chukovsky, Mikhalkov. Many still remember funny and instructive poems from childhood:

• A. Barto. Children's poetry of this poetess is easily perceived by the youngest readers. Surely everyone remembers the most popular poems about a bull or a hare.
• S. Marshak. More than one generation has grown up on Marshak’s poems. All the heroes of his poems for children look believable and reliable. The poem “Here is so absent-minded” is a classic of children's poetry.
• K. Chukovsky. Without the beautiful verses of this author, one cannot imagine the children's world. Works written almost a century ago are popular and in demand today. “Doctor Aibolit”, “The Stolen Sun”, “Telephone” and many other works in verse for children remain the most beloved among young readers.