context: Aho wrote several novels and short stories. In 1884 he resigned from the University as a writer and freelance journalist. [6] Aho worked in several magazines and was co-founder of Päivaleht, a successor to Helsingin Sanomat until his death. [6] The first short stories were published in 1883. [7] Aho's early productions expressed realism, but it also brought a new look to it by addressing the contradiction between the old and the new (for example, the first novel Railway from 1884). His main work is Railroad, a story about a rural man and a man who first hear about the railroad and finally want to get to see it. Two of the most famous works of the author's late period, Juha, have been made into two operas and four films. Aho is also known for his short story, popular short stories, the chips he was most famous for when his father bought the lamp. Although the chips have gained great popularity among the readers, the author himself did not really create them, but rather described them as fluttering pieces along with other creative work. Between 1891 and 1921, eight collections were published. [2]
question: What was Juhani "Jussi" Aho's first novel?
answers.text: Railway