Paper abstract:

Beautiful female images of Kyrgyz literature created by poets and writers find a response in the hearts of readers. Kanykey from the heroic epic "Manas", Ajar K. Bayalinova, Jamila Ch. Aitmatova and other female images of Kyrgyz literature created by talented artists in different eras. All of them are deeply individual, each of them is endowed only with its inherent character traits, but they are united by one thing – high spirituality and moral purity. They show different female character traits in different social situations in different epochs and are a symbol of each epoch.

The Kyrgyz people have always appreciated the sacred purpose of women. It is women who pass on age-old values, folk traditions and customs from generation to generation, which is the priceless wealth of our people. Women mothers are not only guardians of family values, but also symbols of morality and wisdom, peace and harmony. The Kyrgyz people have always appreciated the sacred purpose of women. It is women who pass on age-old values, folk traditions and customs from generation to generation, which

There are countless famous women in Kyrgyzstan. Let's recall the first state activist who came from among Kyrgyz women. This is Kurmanzhan Datka, who was popularly nicknamed the "Alai Queen". There are many legends about this great woman. Out of respect and devotion to her people, the Alai Queen did not save her own son Kamchibek from the gallows on the square of the city of Osh. She is also considered a poet. A bright trace in the history of Kyrgyz art was left by B. Beishenalieva, S. Kumushalieva, M. Omurkanova, T. Tursunbayeva and others.

In the work of Ch. Aitmatov, the image of a woman is a reflection of life, an expression of the author's position, it is a special way of influencing the reader. In the rich work of the artist, one can distinguish a whole galaxy of female images that embodied these qualities. The rich life material in the stories "Face to Face" and "Jamila" assumed the solution of a complex creative task, which the author achieved through the image of a woman's fate and character.