Does anyone know Romain Rolland? Tell me his story, especially when I was a kid

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Nobel Prize in Literature.

Winner Romain Rolland.

He once said, "Trauma is the best thing life has to offer us, because on top of every trauma marks a step forward." ”

Perhaps, that's life.

Everyone's life will not be smooth sailing, and it is inevitable that there will be setbacks. At this time, our only choice is to endure, otherwise you will never come out, and once you break through this hurdle, then you will gain a lot, and you will be one step closer to success. As long as you have paid, then your life is without regrets, and this is the meaning of life.

The young Romain Rolland was sickly and doting on his parents, who "closed" him in his home so that he would not be harmed. When he was five years old, his sister, who was two years younger than him, was suddenly killed by diphtheria, and his parents' departure put a shackle on him. As a result, Romain Rolland, who told him to go to nature, could no longer go to the fields to herd cattle and sheep like other children, could not play in the vast nature, and all his troubles were squeezing his little head, and he was full of confusion and fear of life and death, and even despair.

Everything seemed so helpless.

Eventually, perhaps by God's grace, he came into contact with Shakespeare.

Works of masters such as Voltaire. And so, his barren spiritual realm was revitalized again.

Shakespeare's works gave him a new lease of life. In his sincere communication with his most admired master, a great writer of Russian soymans, his spiritual life was full of joy, and his whole soul was enriched and sublimated.

His life experience can be described as difficult, but he is still grateful for life and all the people around him. Romain Rolland is not only a humanist, but also an individualist, his artistic style is mainly "sincere", and his artistic achievements mainly lie in his bold and simple writing to portray the image of intellectuals who strive for justice and light in the storms of the times. Although he was greatly dissatisfied with the existence of the dark society, he fantasized about relying on his personal strength and spiritual strength to transform society and realize "harmony and friendship" between people.

He was also a writer with a wide international influence, a well-known social activist who fought unrelentingly for human freedom, democracy and light throughout his life.

French writer. Born into a family of bank clerks, he was admitted to the École Normale Supérieure in Paris in 1886 and later received a degree from the French Archaeological School in Rome. After that, he taught at the École Supérieure de Paris and the University of Paris, and at the same time wrote and wrote ** reviews.

During the First World War, he adhered to a humanist stance and favored socialism. His creations include "Roman Rowe Plays the Wolves" and "The Contest between Love and Death"; In terms of biographies, such as "Beethoven", "Michelangelo" and "Gandhi", etc., the main purpose is to promote a kind of heroism of striving for ideals through the biographies of celebrities. His representative works include "Johann Christopher" and "Mother and Son".

The former is Roland's famous work, writing the story of the life of a composer who adheres to his own ideals, criticizing the hypocrisy and corruption of the Parisian literary and artistic scene at that time. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1915.

What's even more amazing is that in the work, Romain Rolland inserts many insightful comments on **works and **family with his profound knowledge of Europe. Through his comments, people can appreciate the true charm of the broad and profound European classics, so as to open the elegant door to the first palace in people's hearts.