The topic of this essay is focused on the similarity between Chekhov's and Jong-Fu Wu's literary works. Since there is no clear evidence that the former strongly influences the latter, it is more plausible to suppose that their similarity can be explained in terms of the historical background in which the literatures of different cultures reflect the climate of the epoch in the same way. Detailed analysis of the texts will serve to interpret, compare and illustrate how their works respectively enrich the images in the literary world. It will be shown that Jong-Fu Wu's works should not be regarded simply as an imitation of Chekhov's; rather, the latter are only clues on which the former develops itself further in independent and creative ways.