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Introduction to jules verne:
Jules verne (1February 8, 828-1March 24, 905), a French novelist and naturalist, is one of the important pioneers of modern science fiction. He wrote more than 60 science fiction novels, large and small, with the general title of roaming in the known and unknown worlds. He is known as the "father of science fiction" for his numerous works and outstanding contributions. Verne's knowledge is very rich, and the writing and description of his novels are based on science, so the fantasy of his novels at that time has now become an interesting prediction.
Jules gabriel verne was born in Nantes, a port city in western France, on February 8, 1988. He lived and studied on Fayed Island by the Lauard River, which was a part of the city until he graduated from middle school. My father is a successful lawyer, and he is bent on his son's inheritance. But Verne loved the ocean since he was a child and longed for sailing and adventure. 1 1 years old, he volunteered to go aboard as an apprentice and sailed to India, only to be found by his family and taken home. For this reason, Verne was severely beaten. He lay in bed with tears and vowed, "I will only lie in bed and fantasize about traveling in the future." Perhaps it was this childhood experience that objectively prompted Verne to gallop in fantasy all his life and create so many famous sci-fi works.
At the age of 1847 and 18, he was sent to Paris to study law. But the bustling Paris inspired his passion for drama. /kloc-at the end of 0/850, his first play was published. When Verne's father learned that his son had no intention to continue studying law, he flew into a rage and decided to cut off financial aid. From then on, the young Verne had to make a living by writing. But he had no interest in law, but fell in love with literature and drama. Once, Verne left early from a party, and when he went downstairs, he was suddenly childlike and slipped down the handrail of the stairs, not wanting to bump into a fat gentleman. Verne was very embarrassed. After apologizing, he casually asked each other if they had eaten. The other party replied that they had just eaten Nantes scrambled eggs. Verne shook his head and claimed that there were no authentic Nantes scrambled eggs in Paris because he was from Nantes and did a good job. The fat gentleman was overjoyed and invited Verne to perform at his door. From then on, their friendship began. They once wrote plays together, which created favorable conditions for Verne to embark on the road of creation. The fat gentleman's name is Dumas. After graduation, he devoted himself to the creation of poetry and drama. To this end, he was not only severely reprimanded by his father, but also lost financial support. He had to struggle in poverty and enjoy reading. He worships Hugo, Balzac, Dumas and Shakespeare in England. In Paris, he wrote 20 plays (unpublished) and some romantic poems.
Later, Verne collaborated with Dumas to create the drama Broken Straw, which was put on the stage, marking Verne's initial success in the literary world. In the process of continuing his creation, Verne felt that literary creation seemed to lack a way out. He found that people in the literary world were trying to find a way out and tried to integrate knowledge from other fields into drama. For example, Dumas integrated history into literature, Balzac integrated social ethics into literature ... then Verne discovered that only geography had not developed.
So Verne spent a year experimenting and created works such as Winter on the Glacier, but none of them were published.
1856, Verne came to the northern city of Amiens by train, met a beautiful widow with two children, fell in love at first sight and proposed, and then got married. Then Verne moved in and began to write seriously. He is 29 years old.
After spending considerable time studying geography, engineering and aerospace in the Paris Library, Verne finished his first novel, Cinq semaines en ballon (1863). However, his attempt to publish this book was not smooth-16 publishing house rejected Verne in succession, and Verne threw the manuscript into the fire in a rage, but his wife saved it; Fortunately, 17 finally agreed to publish this book. Later, he soon began to write works that later became classics of early science fiction: Journey to the Center of the Earth (1864), From Earth to the Moon (1866) and Two Wan Li under the Sea (20,000 lieues sous lemers). Verne also became a rich man. 1876, he bought a big yacht and began to travel around Europe. His last novel, Invasion of the Sea, was published in 1905.
When Pope Leo XIII met him in 1884, he said to him, "It's not that I don't know the scientific value of your works, but that what I cherish most is their purity, moral value and spiritual strength."
After the publication of Five Weeks in a Balloon, Verne's creation entered a period of exploration in many aspects. He tried all kinds of writing methods and explored in all directions, which was out of control. Two books are published every year, with the total title of Strange Travel, including Journey to the Center of the Earth, From the Earth to the Moon, Around the Moon, Two Wan Li under the Sea, Mysterious Island and so on. Covering land, sea and sky ... After that, the exploration stopped, it began to mature and entered a period of stable development, and created "Around the Earth in 80 Days" and "Adventures of the Solar System" (Chinese translation). With the increase of popularity, Verne's wealth is also growing rapidly.
Verne was unhappy in his later years, his creation decreased and he entered a period of weakness. His Carpathian Castle is autobiographical, showing the unknown side of life.
March 1905, Verne was hemiplegic, lost consciousness on 24th, and died at 8: 00 on 25th.
1905 On March 28th, a grand funeral was held, and the whole world sent telegrams to mourn this great science fiction writer.
Verne's stories are lively, humorous and full of fun, which can inspire people, especially teenagers, to love science and yearn for adventure, so they have been welcomed by readers all over the world for more than 100 years. According to UNESCO, Verne is one of the top ten famous translators in the world.
Verne is an excellent writer of popular novels. He has the ability to make his illusion touchable, and his feelings are all-round, conveying some human enthusiasm from plain literature. However, the characters in Verne's novels are all the same except a few. It seems that he can't create more important characters. The characters are pure good guys and bad guys, and there is no psychological activity. From the single gender of the characters in his works, we can also see his prejudice against women, which vaguely reveals his mentality of suffering. In addition, Verne's works are full of obvious social tendencies. He is a patriot (French is the best), a national liberator (supporting the oppressed national struggle), an anarchist to some extent (showing disorder in some works), and finally a galactic imperialist (with the desire to create a cosmic empire).
Verne's works are full of knowledge, but he himself is a mystic of the universe and has a mysterious worship of the world. In his novels, sometimes the thinking is not deep enough and the theme is often repeated.
But on the whole, Verne's attempt was great. Although all his works are trivial, they still excite us after reading them. As the Pope said when he met Verne in 1884, "It's not that I don't know the scientific value of your works, but what I cherish most is their purity, moral value and spiritual strength."
works
Lu Xun translated Verne's two sci-fi trilogy "From the Earth to the Moon" and "Journey to the Center of the Earth".
Children of Captain Grant (1956, China Youth Publishing House).
Never forget
Mysterious Island (1958, China Youth Publishing House).
Lunar exploration trilogy
From the earth to the moon, it is also called the trip to the moon's border.
Around the moon
explore
around the world in eighty days
Five weeks on the balloon
Robil the Conqueror
Adventures of the solar system
Journey to the center of the earth, also known as underground travel.
Two-year vacation (wandering of fifteen teenagers)
National independence and revolution
Earl of Sandorf
Dengta i.
Danube navigator
other
Disappeared peninsula
A fifteen-year-old captain
Machine island
Invisible bride
Adventures of Antifil
500 million francs for an Indian lady
Since the 20th century, many of Verne's works have been put on the big screen more than once, such as Captain Grant's Children (1936, shot by the former Soviet Union), Two Wan Li under the Sea (1954 movie, 1997 TV remake) and Journey to the Center of the Earth (65437). The Journey to the Center of the Earth, adapted from Verne, was put on the screen again in 2008 with stereoscopic computer stunts. The film is called journey to the center of the earth, starring Brandon Fisher, the hero of The Legend of Ghosts.