Jean de La Fontaine (1621-1695) is one of the representative writers of French classical literature and a famous fable poet.
La Fontaine1621July 8 was born in a small official's family in Shang Bagne. He grew up in the countryside and is familiar with nature and farmers' life. 19 years old, went to Paris to study theology. A year and a half later, he turned to study law. After graduation, he was awarded the title of lawyer of the Supreme Court of Paris. He learned the inside story of the dark corruption in the imperial court and was very disgusted with this profession. Soon, he returned to his hometown and lived a leisurely squire life. But he was not good at managing the family business, so he was forced to sell his land and go to Paris to take refuge in Fukai, the then financial director. Fukai gave him an annuity to write poems and plays. 16 1 year, Fukai was arrested. La Fontaine wrote a poem to petition the king, which offended the court and forced him to flee to Limoges. After that, he was very dissatisfied with the feudal court. /kloc-at the end of 0/663, he returned to Paris and frequented salons (literary clubs), which gave him more opportunities to contact and observe the upper class and dignitaries, and also made him meet some poets and dramatists such as Moliere and Racine. 1668 published the first episode of Fable Poetry, which caused great repercussions and established a literary reputation. By 1694, * * * had published 12. In addition, five volumes of story poems have been published. He often used folk language to satirize the ugliness and evil of French upper class at that time through animal images, and laughed at the darkness of the church and the decay of scholasticism. He had a great influence on later European fable writers.
Ha ha, it can basically be said that foreign language works are generally translated into Chinese with titles that make it easier for readers to remember the author.
You mentioned Aesop's fable. According to legend, the story was written by an Ethiopian black slave, and "Aesop" is a homonym for "Ethiopia". Fables of krylov is the work of Ivan krylov, a Russian writer in the19th century.
Like La Fontaine's Fable, it may have been screened by China's editor, but its original author is indeed Jean de La Fontaine. Just as it was originally called "Allegory Poetry" (1668), it was translated into China and called "La Fontaine Fable".
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