This paragraph is used to hint at the perseverance and heroic tenacity shown by our heroic city when it faced the crazy attack and tight siege of the German army. Now I finally understand why the title of your book is called "The Siege". It is indeed very appropriate."

Seeing that Chakovsky was automatically filling in the details, Sokov neither spoke nor interrupted him. He just looked at him with a smile, waiting for him to continue.

After a while, Chakovsky finally finished what he wanted to say. After taking a sip of the tea on the table, he asked again: "Now let me ask the second question. In the first chapter of your new book?

Comrade Stalin was mentioned in the book, is this appropriate?"

Sokov did not expect that Chakovsky would ask the same question, and the corner of his mouth twitched violently. Is it really impossible to write about Stalin in this era? Just the first chapter.

He showed up and spoke a few words to the male protagonist. Everyone who has read the book felt that this seemed inappropriate. If this is really the case, did you choose the wrong time to write the book "Besieged" now?

However, in the face of Chakovsky's curiosity, Sokov still pretended to be calm and said: "Chakovsky, I am good friends with Comrade Stalin's eldest son Yakov. When he came here two days ago, he also mentioned

I had encountered similar problems, so I gave him part of the manuscript and asked him to pass it on to his father for review to see if he could continue writing."

"Then what's the result?" Chakovsky asked nervously, "Can you continue writing?"

"It's been several days, but I haven't received any news yet." Sokov shook his head and said with a wry smile: "As for whether I can continue to write according to my ideas, I don't know the answer yet."
Chapter completed!