Huse Make (real name is Husein Makeev ; 1907-1970) is a Dungan poet.
| Huse Make | |
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| Hussein Makeev | |
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| Occupation | poet |
| Language of Works | Dungan |
Biography
Huse Make was born in 1907. In his youth, he fled from his home to get an education. First he worked in a teahouse in Frunze , and then moved to Tashkent , where he entered the history department of the Central Asian Communist University. From 1932 to 1939 he worked in the newspaper “ Dun Khuәshir ”. Then he taught history at the Pedagogical Institute of the city of Przhevalsk . Until 1957, he worked in various party posts, and then moved to the renewed Dungan newspaper Shiyadi Chi . In this newspaper he worked until the end of his life [1] .
Creativity
The first works of Huse Make were published in 1934 in the collective collection “Gunkў huar” ( Flowers of Labor ). Two years later, the collection of his poems “Tuigy gunkў” ( First Work ) was published as a separate publication. At the end of the 1930s he was engaged in translations of various children's works into the Dungan language, and also participated in the creation of the Russian-Dungan dictionary on natural sciences. Later, from his pen came the collections “Vәdi җҗҗёнён» ”( My Memoirs ),“ Chonghua ”( Spring Flower ),“ Vә ne Chondi ”( My Favorite Song ). Huse Make also wrote a number of fairy tales [1] .