Mikhail Sholokhov (米哈伊尔·肖洛霍夫)
Mikhail Sholokhov (1905-1984) was a Soviet writer best known for And Quiet Flows the Don. His work follows Don Cossack life through revolution, civil war, and collectivization, with both epic force and long-running controversy. He received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1965.
- Birth
- 1905-05-24 12:00 · Kruzhilin, Don Host Oblast, Russian Empire
- Gender
- Male
- Time Source
- AI inferred
Birth Time Verification
Core Analysis
Mikhail Sholokhov’s BaZi is Yi Si, Xin Si, Gui Hai, Wu Wu. It reads as a Gui Water day master with a Direct Resource pattern. Metal is favored, while excess Earth can become heavy.
Gui Water in the Si month meets strong Fire. Xin Metal on the month stem keeps observation, memory, and structure alive inside a heated historical setting. Hai Water gives the day master a root, so the writing is not swallowed whole by outside history; it keeps a stubborn personal angle.
Beginning And Quiet Flows the Don in 1926, publishing the first volume in 1928, receiving the Stalin Prize in 1941, and receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1965 are the main public turns. This case needs care because literary achievement and political evaluation are tangled throughout.
Traits
Memory
Gui Water holds detail and long-lived impressions.
Epic narrative
Direct Resource supports material, tradition, and sustained long-form writing.
Local texture
The Si-Hai clash brings strong life tension.
Contested legacy
Heavy Fire and Earth can bind work, identity, and institutional judgment together.
Timeline
Each year shows the event, luck pillar, annual pillar, relations, and interpretation for direct comparison.
Began writing And Quiet Flows the Don
Sholokhov began writing And Quiet Flows the Don, turning Don Cossack experience during revolution and civil war into a long novel.
Published the first volume
The first volume of And Quiet Flows the Don was published, giving Sholokhov a major place in Soviet literature.
Received the Stalin Prize
And Quiet Flows the Don received the Stalin Prize, confirming Sholokhov’s official literary status.
Received the Nobel Prize in Literature
Sholokhov received the Nobel Prize in Literature, placing him firmly in international literary history.
Died in the Don region
Sholokhov died in Vyoshenskaya, leaving both his work and the arguments around it in twentieth-century literary history.
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