Student: Jo’rayeva Noila

Rashod Nuri Guntekin also focuses on bureaucracy and red tape in the novel. Feride did not know what a bureaucracy was and how it worked, unaware of the irresponsibility and disregard of leaders.

The events of the novel "Cholikushi" date back to the first quarter of the twentieth century. While living in Feride's Qushada, the horrors of the First World War did not go unnoticed in the play. The author has skillfully covered the life of the Turkish people in the early twentieth century.

Conclusion

• Conclusion
• Cholikushi, which can be considered both a love and a conflict novel, is written in a colloquial language and is loved for this reason. The variety and variety of images helps the reader to feel at ease in between events.
• In the village of Zaynlar, he adopts a girl named Munisa, whose mother has gone astray, and begins to live with her. He burns all the letters from Cameron without reading them.
• Feride was a beautiful, young and charming girl. But that beauty only makes her a problem wherever she goes. Although men do not know Feride's name, they call her "Silk Worm", "Flower and Sugar". Many people propose to her. During the five years he spent in Anatolia, he was forced to write many applications for resignation and to change his place of residence.

His adopted daughter Munisa died of diphtheria at the age of 14. After this tragic separation, Feride began living in the house of an elderly doctor, Hayrullahbey, who loved and respected him as much as his father. This situation, which did not go unnoticed by others, led to another rumor and forced him to marry Khairullahbey for a document. After the doctor's death, Feride came to her aunt's house in Tekirdag to fulfill her husband's will and hand over her deposit to Cameron. Hayrullahbey had written a letter to Kamron, and his deposit was Feride's notebook. As Kamron reads his notebook, he learns all the truth about Feride and will never let her go.