Chekhov’s plays are mainly composed of one-act plays,of which some are popular comedies adapted mostly from his short stories,and others are classified as tragicomedies. From a short story writer to a playwright,Chekhov not only rewrote his stories,but also innovated the concept of theater. Inheriting the play tradition from Gogol,Saldikov Sedlin and Alexander Ostrovsky,he developed a unique aesthetic style in his one-act plays,which is especially obvious in his play On the High Road that has already shown the aesthetic characteristics of a polyphonic play.