How is the protagonist portrayed in sholokhov's novel Silent Tang?

The Silent Don is a novel by Mikhail Alexandrovich Sholokhov, a writer of the former Soviet Union. The novel was conceived in 1926, and its four parts were published in 1928, 1929, 1933 and 1940, respectively, which lasted 65438 years.

Sholokhov created a character with rich inner world and complicated emotions in his novels. The hero Gregory is a brave, kind, intelligent and sensitive young Cossack, and his life is full of struggle and pain. Gregory has experienced all kinds of setbacks and hardships in family, love, career and other aspects, but he has always adhered to his beliefs and fought for truth and justice.

By depicting Gregory and the people around him, sholokhov showed the life of Cossacks in the Don River region from World War I to the civil war of the former Soviet Union 1922, and reflected the local customs, social changes and major historical events in this region.

Generally speaking, the protagonist in Silent Don is very successful. He is a man with a deep inner world and complicated feelings. His image is full and three-dimensional, leaving a deep impression on readers. At the same time, this character also reflects the reality of Russian society at that time, and has high historical and literary value.