Romain Rolland won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1915, do you know what nationality he is?

Romain Rolland's major works include "Beethoven" and "Michelangelo".

Tolstoy's Biography, Johann Christopher

Mother and Son", "Gora Bourgnon", "Anetti and Silevie", "The Prophetess", "Farewell to the Past", "The Wolves", "Danton", "14 July".

Beethoven's Biography: It mainly tells the true portrayal of the life of the master Beethoven.

While Beethoven lived in the ruin of the old and the rise of the new, his success concealed the unspeakable pain, and his life was the process of a genius artist struggling against a difficult fate, that is, "feeling pain in suffering and tasting pleasure". This is the author's impression of Beethoven's life.

Michelangelo's Biography: Michelangelo is a unique painter, sculptor, and architect.

For more than 400 years, his artistic masterpieces have amazed audiences. Pain is his joy, and pain is his dependence. A thousand strands of joy are no more precious than a thousand hardships.

He brings us closer to eternity. While praising Michelangelo, he is also describing the tragedy of the time.

John Christopher: This ** description.

The protagonist's life of struggle, from the awakening of his childhood talent, to his contempt and resistance to the powerful in his youth, to his pursuit and achievements in his career as an adult, and finally to reach the lofty realm of peace of mind.

After reading Romain Rolland's works, I was struck by the fact that most of the people described in "Johann Christopher" died in their twenties and thirties, because after that age, they were only shadows of themselves, and the rest of their lives were spent imitating themselves. Day after day, more mechanical, more pretentious, repeating what they have done, what they have thought, what they have loved and hated in their lifetime.

In this sentence, I realized Romain Rolland's profound philosophical thoughts, which can be described in one sentence: even if life is miserable, even if fate is unfair, even if fate whips, we must adhere to noble ideals, maintain noble sentiments in our hearts, and use our talents to fight against this unfair world. Even if you are scarred, hold your head high.

The main work is "Johann Christopher", which is a long work**, mainly about a man's struggle to rebel against society.

Biography of celebrities, Johann Christopher, The Wolves, Biography of Beethoven, Mother and Son, etc., there are still many of his works, all of which are particularly interesting.

Romain Rolland's major works are Beethoven, Tolstoy, Michelangelo, Johann Christopher, and Mother and Son.

Russell was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1950 for his book Marriage and Morals.

It is mainly evaluated by the influence of his works, and one work is selected as a representative.

The Nobel Prize in Literature is awarded by a jury composed of members of the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters. From September to January 31 of the following year, the jury accepts nominations for the Nobel Prize in Literature from all over the world. Starting on February 1, the jury began to screen all candidates.

After the qualifications, preliminary selection, and re-selection, the jury will resume in mid-September to determine the final winners, and then announce the results of the year's selection on a Thursday in October. Every year on December 10, the Literary Prize Ceremony is held in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, and the Swedish King personally presents the winner of the Literary Prize with a certificate, a gold medal and a huge check.

It's not just about any one, it's about the achievements of many.

In 1950, in order to"In recognition of his diverse and significant writings in defense of humanitarian thought and freedom of thought"He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature: "Principles of Mathematics", "Philosophical Problems", "Our Knowledge of the Outer World", "Principles of Social Reconstruction", "Mysticism and Logic", "The Road to Freedom", "Theory and Practice of the Bolsheviks", "Analysis of the Mind", "Analysis of Matter", "Marriage and Morality", "Education and Social Order", "The Theory of Power: A New Social Analysis", "History of Western Philosophy", "The Scope and Limits of Human Knowledge", "Authority and the Individual", "My Philosophical Development" , "The Wisdom of the West", "Russell's Autobiography", etc.

Poland has a writer who has won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Correct answer: c

Romain Rolland devoted himself to the creation of the feature-length "Johann Christopher". This ten-volume work of realism, which took him more than 20 years, is one of the greatest achievements of 20th-century literary creation. Because of this **, Romain Rolland won the 1913 Académie Française Literary Prize and the 1915 Nobel Prize in Literature, and since then he has become one of the world's greatest literary masters.

1.Joseph Rudyard Kipling.

2.George Bernard Shaw.

3.John Goldsworth.

4.Thomas Stearns Eliot.

5.Patrand Arthur William Russell.

6.Winston. Churchill.

7.Elias Canetti.

8.William Golding.

9.V.S. Naipaul.

10.Harold. Pinter.

That's all for the UK.

1907 year.

British Joseph Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) 1948.

Thomas Stearns-Eliot, England (1888-1965), 1950.

British Patrand Arthur William Russell (1872-1970) 1953.

British Winston Churchill (1874-1965).

1981 year.

Elias Canetti, UK (i905).

1983 year.

William Golding, England (1911).

Year 2001.

V.S. Naipaul of England.