Student: Jo’rayeva Noila

The only difference between Cholikushi and other works on the traditional theme of love, which saved it from becoming a romantic novel, is that the novel also tells the story of the social situation of the time. The broadest word that describes the social aspect of the novel is Anatolian. The logical world of the word also includes the region, the people who live in it, and the problems they face. When we look at the lives of Anatolia and the people who live there, we see poverty, ignorance, and the loss of the joy of living. Images of the village of Zaynilar, where Feride lived for a while, show not only the realities of Anatolia, but also the realities of the Ottoman rule that was at the head of the government at that time. Descriptions of the village of Zaini are mostly used, such as "single huts," "wooden houses," "black ruins that have begun to collapse," and "the ruins of a fire that is burning here and there." The situation of the students there was also very sad.

• The only difference between Cholikushi and other works on the traditional theme of love, which saved it from becoming a romantic novel, is that the novel also tells the story of the social situation of the time. The broadest word that describes the social aspect of the novel is Anatolian. The logical world of the word also includes the region, the people who live in it, and the problems they face. When we look at the lives of Anatolia and the people who live there, we see poverty, ignorance, and the loss of the joy of living. Images of the village of Zaynilar, where Feride lived for a while, show not only the realities of Anatolia, but also the realities of the Ottoman rule that was at the head of the government at that time. Descriptions of the village of Zaini are mostly used, such as "single huts," "wooden houses," "black ruins that have begun to collapse," and "the ruins of a fire that is burning here and there." The situation of the students there was also very sad.