question 2: boule de suif's creative background, boule de suif, was written in 1879. One night in the summer of this year, five young writers, Mo Bosang, Alex, Theal, Ernie and Huisman, got together at the Meitang Villa of Zola, a great French naturalist, and agreed that each of them would write a short and medium story with the Franco-Prussian War as the background, and form a collection of works entitled Night in Meitang. The Franco-Prussian War described in "boule de suif" is the most familiar to Mo Bosang, because he was drafted into the army in July 187 and personally participated in the Franco-Prussian War. Ten years ago, when the French army was defeated and defeated, the embarrassing situation was vivid, and the painful experience of France being occupied by Prussia after the war still made him feel more painful. Rouen, the place described in the novel, is the place that Mo Bosang was familiar with when he was a child. He was born and raised here, and he is particularly kind and familiar with everything here.
question 3: when was Mo Bosang born and when did he write boule de suif? Mo Bosang was born in August, 185 in a small aristocratic family in Fort Milo Mesnil, seine-maritime, Normandy.
His father's name was Gustave? De? Mo Bosang
Mother's name is Lor? Le? Poitte Wen
was expelled from school for writing a poem that despised society in 1868
boule de suif was published in a collection of novels "Night in Meitang" on April 17th, 188
The famous French writer's short story master was called "short story strange saint"
The original name was Marcel? Aimee
was the true master of short stories in France at that time.
Question 4: The author of boule de suif is an excellent French critical realist writer in the second half of 19th century, and once studied under the famous French writer Flaubert. He wrote six novels, more than 35 short stories and three travel notes in his life. His literary achievements are most prominent in short stories, compared with Chekhov and Europe? Henry, tied for the top three short story masters in the world, had a great influence on later generations and was known as the "king of short stories".
full name guy? De? Guy de Mo Bosang (August 5, 185-July 6, 1893). French writer, known as the master of short stories, wrote nearly 3 short stories in his life, including Necklace, boule de suif, My Uncle Yule, bel ami and so on, which are well-known masterpieces. He is good at intercepting typical fragments from trivial things and summarizing the truth of life from small to large. His short stories are ingenious in conception, varied in plot, vivid and meticulous in description, and vivid in depicting human feelings and the world, which makes people memorable after reading them. Mo Bosang was born in August 185 in a declining aristocratic family near the city of Dieb in Normandy, northwest France. His ancestors were all aristocrats, but they declined in his father's generation, and his father became a broker of the exchange. His mother was born in a scholarly family and loved literature. She often commented on literary works and had unique opinions. Shortly after Mo Bosang was born, his parents separated because of frequent conflicts. He and his mother lived in a villa by the sea. As a child, Mo Bosang liked to play in the apple orchard, watch hunting in the grassland, and chat and work with farmers, fishermen, boatmen and hunters. These experiences made Mo Bosang familiar with rural life from an early age. From childhood, his mother trained him to write poetry, and when his son became a famous writer, she was still Mo Bosang's literary consultant, critic and assistant, so his mother was his first teacher on the road of literary creation. Another literary teacher who laid the foundation for Mo Bosang to embark on the road of literature was Louis? Buye. Louis? Buye is a famous Barnabas poet, who often instructs Mo Bosang to create various literary genres. In 187, after graduating from high school, Mo Bosang went to Paris to study literature at the university. This year, the Franco-Prussian War broke out and he was drafted into the army. In the army, he witnessed the motherland in danger and the soldiers in a pool of blood, and he was very sad. He wanted to write down what he saw and heard to inspire people's patriotic enthusiasm. In 1871, after the war, Mo Bosang retired and returned to Paris. In 1878, he began to write after working in the Ministry of Education. At that time, Flaubert, an old friend of his uncle's and a great writer, became a mentor in Mo Bosang's literature, and the two of them forged a mentoring relationship as close as father and son. Mo Bosang has known many social celebrities through his mentor, and Flaubert is determined to pass on his creative experience to Mo Bosang. Mo Bosang has great respect for Yan Shi's teachings, and every exercise should be sent to Flaubert for review. Flaubert meticulously revised his exercises, and expressed his appreciation for many of Mo Bosang's works, but advised him not to rush to publish them. Therefore, in the 197s, Mo Bosang wrote a lot, but published very little, which was the preparatory stage of his literary creation. He was selected as boule de suif (188) in the collection of short stories of Mei Tang Evening, and jumped into the French literary world. His creative peak was in the 198s. In the past 1 years, he has written six novels: Life (1883), Good Friends (1885), Wenquan (1886), Pierre and John, Strong as Death (1889) and Our Heart (189). These works exposed the dark inside story of the third Republic. The cabinet officials deceived the parliament and the people from the interests of the financial giants and launched an imperialist war to plunder the African colony Morocco. Attacked the decadent, greedy, cheating and lewdness of the ruling clique. Mo Bosang also wrote more than 35 short stories, exposing the upper rulers and their poisoned social atmosphere, and at the same time expressing deep sympathy for the insulted and damaged little people.
The themes of short stories can be roughly summarized into three aspects. The first is satire on vanity and money worship, such as Necklace and My Uncle Yule. The second is to describe the miserable experience of working people and praise their integrity, simplicity and generosity, such as Return; The third is to describe the Franco-Prussian War and reflect the patriotic sentiments of the French people, such as boule de suif. The exquisite layout structure, the choice of typical details, the lyrical narrative technique and the flowing natural style of Mo Bosang's short stories all set an example for later writers. In addition, > >
Question 5: Which country and which writer wrote boule de suif? Boule de suif Author: A brief introduction to the French in Mo Bosang is as follows: Mo Bosang, a critical realist writer
An outstanding French critical realist writer in the second half of the 19th century. He wrote six novels and more than 356 short stories in his life. His literary achievements are most prominent in short stories, and he is known as the "king of short stories", which has had a great influence on later generations.
Mo Bosang was born in a declining aristocratic family. His mother was addicted to literature and art, and she had a deep literary accomplishment, especially poetry. Under the influence of, Mo Bosang dreamed of becoming a poet when he was a teenager. He began to write poetry at the age of 13.
when he was in middle school in Rouen, he was influenced by the teacher and poet Louis? Under the influence of Buna, he began to write literary works of various genres, and then practiced writing under the personal guidance of Flaubert, and participated in the activities of the naturalist writers group headed by Zola. In 187, Mo Bosang took part in the Franco-Prussian War. After retiring from the army, he still engaged in literary writing after work.
boule de suif (188) was selected as the short story collection of Mei Tang Evening, and he jumped into the French literary world. His creative peak was in the 198s. In ten years, he wrote six novels: Life (1883), Good Friends (1885), Wenquan (1886), Pierre and John (188), Strong as Death (1889) and Our Heart (189). These works reveal the dark inside story of the third Republic: the cabinet officials deceived the parliament and the people from the interests of financial giants and launched an imperialist war to plunder the African colony Morocco; Attacked the decadent, greedy, cheating and lewdness of the ruling clique. Mo Bosang also wrote more than 35 short stories, exposing the upper rulers and their poisoned social atmosphere, and at the same time expressing deep sympathy for the insulted and damaged little people.
The themes of short stories can be roughly summarized into three aspects: the first is to satirize vanity and money worship, such as Necklace and My Uncle Yule; The second is to describe the miserable experience of working people and praise their integrity, simplicity and generosity, such as Return; The third is to describe the Franco-Prussian War and reflect the patriotic sentiments of the French people, such as boule de suif.
The ingenious layout and structure of Mo Bosang's short stories. The choice of typical details, lyrical narrative techniques and flowing natural writing style all provide models for later writers.
question 6: introduce the main content of boule de suif. "boule de suif" is a famous story about moxibustion population, and this book is a novel based on real events. Through the description of the passengers on a post car during the Franco-Prussian War, the writer depicts the attitudes and positions of people from all walks of life in France at that time in the face of war and crisis. The passengers in the car are just like a society, with noble people, businessmen, politicians and nuns, and a despised boule de suif. In the face of the enemy's * * *, humble boule de suif is far more backbone than those who have status. Those people forced boule de suif to make self-sacrifice for personal safety. In turn, they spit on boule de suif. The whole novel constitutes a picture of French society during the war. War novels occupy a large proportion in Mo Bosang's works, and this collection also includes Miss Feifei, Two Friends and Crazy Woman.
During the Franco-Prussian War in 187, a French carriage was detained by a Prussian officer when it left the enemy war zone. The officer must accompany him for the night with a * * * nicknamed boule de suif, or the carriage will not pass. Boule de suif flatly refused out of patriotism, but the passengers with status in his car forced her to sacrifice herself for everyone's sake for their own selfish interests, and boule de suif gave in out of desperation. But when the carriage set off the next morning, the passengers who begged yesterday suddenly changed their faces, and they all alienated her and disdained to talk to her. She felt that she was overwhelmed by these reputation-loving bastards. At first, they sacrificed her and then threw her away as a dirty waste.
introduction of Mo Bosang: full name? De? Mo Bosang (August 5, 185-July 6, 1893), an outstanding French critical realist writer in the second half of the 19th century, once studied under the famous French writer Flaubert. He wrote six novels and more than 35 short stories in his life. His literary achievements are most prominent in short stories, which is related to Chekhov and Europe. Henry, one of the three great short story masters in the world, has a great influence on later generations. Known as the "king of short stories". He is good at intercepting typical fragments from trivial things and summarizing the truth of life from small to large. His short stories are ingenious in conception, varied in plot, vivid and meticulous in description, and vivid in depicting human feelings and the world, which makes people memorable after reading them.
question 7: who is the author of boule de suif? When is the background? Mo Bosang, the "king of short stories" in 19th century; Taking the Franco-Prussian War as the background, this novel describes boule de suif's generous giving up food and being ashamed to commit himself to the enemy when he fled with a group of noble lords and wives, but in the end, he was laughed at, despised and reviled by the rescued people, leaving him with hunger, cold and despair. Who is moral and who is mean? The fall of France's Third Republic is not far away. The novel lashed out at the so-called noble people for their greed, intrigue and debauchery, which poisoned the social atmosphere and lost national dignity. At the same time, the novel deeply sympathizes with the little people who have been insulted and damaged.
question 8: under what circumstances did Mo Bosang write boule de suif and boule de suif in 1879? One night in the summer of this year, five young writers, Mo Bosang, Alex, Theal, Ernie and Huisman, got together at the Meitang Villa of Zola, a great French naturalist writer, and agreed to write a short story and a short story with the Franco-Prussian War as the background, so as to form a collection of works published in Meitang Night. The Franco-Prussian War described in "boule de suif" is the most familiar to Mo Bosang, because he was drafted into the army in July 187 and personally participated in the Franco-Prussian War. Ten years ago, when the French army was defeated and defeated, the embarrassing situation was vivid, and the painful experience of France being occupied by Prussia after the war still made him feel more painful. Rouen, the place described in the novel, is the place that Mo Bosang was familiar with when he was a child. He was born and raised here, and he is particularly kind and familiar with everything here.