Life of peasants in serf Russia, described in the work of N. Nekrasov
N. Nekrasov's story "to Whom in Russia to live well?" reveals the world of the peasantry. The purpose of the poet to describe the hard life of the peasants. After the works in print, many became clear that it revealed not only the identity of the common people. This lovely poem has penetrated deep into the Russian life. The book revealed the full panorama of Russia. The author showed great changes in her.
The work successfully described the fragments from the past, periods of transformation. There is an opportunity to look to the future, to calculate the further course of the story. The poet contrasts the two worlds existing in the state — the world of lords and the life of ordinary peasants.
A group of pilgrims going on a journey to find happy people. According to them happy may be only those people who have wealth. The poet narrating his story, talks about all the new characters that have different ideas about "happiness".
Some believe that not by bread alone man lives, many important good health and remarkable power, someone in the priority of faith in the Lord God, and he is happy.
The character of Emily Jilin in the work, reveals a peculiar character of defender of the people. Happiness according to his concept, it is the respect of the people. Become Girino the old man Savely, a huge body, avenger who is willing to lay down their lives for nationwide happiness. But his physique does not bring him the desired result, and he is totally immersed in the belief in God, and comforted.
Another hero of the poem is Matrena Timofeevna. She was saving their strength, spiritual and physical, endure constant oppression from different sides, the girl found the strength to stand on my own. Probably, therefore among the people, she is the most happy.
The poet in his work reveals to us different characters with different traits, their problems. N. Nekrasov introduces the reader to the diversity of images of peasants. All are United by a common poverty and injustice, the downtrodden and unsettled life.
