Culture. Uzbek culture

CULTURE. UZBEK CULTURE
Uzbekistan lend of rich cultural heritage
Uzbekistan’s nation is rich in great cultural inheritage.
Uzbekistan is famous for its literatura, historical monuments, great scintists and national traditions and cultura
Great uzbek literature
Uzbek literature developed on the base of rich folklore and oral traditions. Uzbek people transmitted orally legends based on heroes who struggled against oppressors and conquerors, depicted as bad fairies. These legends gave birth to such epic poems of Uzbek folklore as “Kyor-ogly” and “Alpamysh”. The poem Alpamysh about courage and bravery of Uzbek heroes went through centuries and became the real monument of Oriental literature.
Another really popular literary work was the cycle of tales and stories about Nasreddin Afandi – crafty, witty, cunning person, giving good lessons to greedy rich men and money-bags.
The early 20th century gave rise to Uzbek literature of Soviet period. The most prominent representatives of this period are Mukimi, Furkat, Khamza Khakimzade Niyazi and Sadriddin Ayni, Abdulla Kadiri, Fitrat, Oybek, Gafur Gulyam, Abdulla Kakhar, Khamid Alimdjan, Uygun.
Priceless heritage of Zakhriddin Muhammad Babur
Zakhriddin Muhammad Babur has left enormous literary heritage. His fine poetry, and the noble ideas embodied in «Boburname» and other works, telling about a way of life, customs, the nature and values of the people of the East.
Bobur,Alisher Navoiy and others inherited us great heritage. Those are their unique and immortal fictions
Zulfiya
The rich literary heritage of famous poetess Zulfiya. The creative work of the poetess, who was born on the first day of spring, is permeated with a touching romance, exalted love and patriotism. In her works Zulfiya glorified the image of a hard working woman, who can be not only a good wife and caring mother. The whole life of the poetess, filled with interesting events and creative achievements, is an example for the younger generation.