六、七十年代以来,苏联许多作家似乎重新发现了过去。他们频频回首,以新的目光注视着往昔岁月,从中探索农村精神道德传统和人民生活的本源问题,挖掘有益于今天的精神道德价值。这种倾向突出体现在那些回顾早年故乡生活的作品之中。此类作品最初出自俄罗斯作家之手,引起强烈反响后,在一些少数民族作家笔下,又获得进一步繁荣。巴什基里亚族作家穆斯泰·卡里姆的中篇小说《漫长漫长的童年》可以说是其中较有代表性的作品之一。 Since the seventies, many writers in the Soviet Union seem to have rediscovered the past. Looking back frequently, they look at the old days with new eyes and explore the origin of the rural spiritual and ethical traditions and the people’s life. They are digging for the spiritual and moral values ​​that benefit today. This tendency is highlighted in those works that recall the early years of home life. Originally from the hands of Russian writers, such works have given rise to strong repercussions and have been further prospered by some minority writers. One of the more representative works is the long, long childhood, a novel by Bashkirya writer Munsite Karim.