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Balzac was a great French critical realist writer in the 19th century, and the founder and outstanding representative of European critical realist literature. In his lifetime, he wrote 96 long, medium and short stories** and essays, with the general title of "The Human Comedy". Among them, the representatives are "Eugenie Grande" and "The Old Man".

For more than 100 years, his works have spread all over the world and have had a great impact on the development of world literature and the progress of mankind. Marx and Engels praised him as "a superior master" and "a master of realism". Balzac was born into a bourgeois family that had become rich after the French Revolution, and after graduating from law school, he rejected the respectable legal profession that his family had chosen for him, aspiring to become a writer.

In order to obtain the material security of living independently and engaging in creation, he tried his hand at writing and entered the business, engaged in publishing and printing, but all ended in bankruptcy. All this provided him with extremely valuable first-hand materials for understanding and describing society. He continued to pursue and explore, and conducted in-depth research in the fields of philosophy, economics, history, natural science, and theology, accumulating a very broad knowledge.

In 1829, Balzac completed the long ** "Juan Party", which was based on real life and brought him great fame, and also laid the first cornerstone for French critical realist literature, Balzac named "Juan Party" and the one hundred and forty or fifty ** planned to be written as "The Human Comedy", and wrote a "Preface" for it, expounding his realist creative methods and basic principles, and theoretically laying the foundation for French critical realist literature. Balzac has made great achievements in art, he is ingenious in the structure, the structure is diverse, eclectic, and good at combining concentrated summary with precise description, reflecting the inner essence of the shape and other techniques to shape the characters, he is also good at reproducing the style of the times with fine human details, vivid and realistic environmental descriptions. Engels praised Balzac's The Human Comedy, which depicts the decline and decline of the aristocracy and the rise of the bourgeoisie, and provides an incomparably rich wealth of vivid details and figurative historical material in all spheres of society, "even in the details of the economy (such as the redistribution of movable and immovable property after the revolution) I learned more than I could from all the professional historians, economic schools and statisticians of the time."

Engels: "Engels to Mackness") Balzac erected an immortal monument in the history of world literature with his creations.

Balzac - the founder of European critical realist literature.

Saying; Really talented people are always kind, frank, straightforward, and never reserved. — Balzac.

As long as a person behaves nobly, no matter how ignorant he is, he will be forgiven. — Balzac.

Young people who have never made mistakes do not forgive the mistakes of others, and at the same time have high faith as others. We must have a wealth of life experience before we can heed Raphael's famous quote that the so-called understanding is equal to each other. — Balzac.

Great people have walked through the barren desert before they have reached the glorious peak ....... — Balzac.

Suffering is a stepping stone for genius, a fortune for the capable, and an abyss for the weak. — Balzac.

Frustration and misfortune are the ladder of genius, the baptism of believers, the priceless treasure of the capable, and the bottomless abyss of the weak. — Balzac.

Straightforwardness is the most popular way to win people's hearts. — Balzac.

It is most appropriate to describe it as a master of human drama!

Great men who grew up in the face of adversity.

This article mainly evaluates Balzac from the aspects of his personality, works, achievements, and influence, and expresses his condolences, admiration, and praise.

There are two concepts that you should first be clear:

1.It was an era of great men, progressing from the earlier era of great men by force to the era of great men of spirit.

2.The role of the great man is to create a camp with the strength of the individual, in other words, the existence of the great man makes many mediocre people see hope. The great man of force can take the place of the public to protect peace and defend the dignity of existence; Spiritual greats can create a strong culture and become the guiding light of the public's life, so that the public does not need to get an incisive understanding of life and faith through hard thinking.

Therefore, what Hugo means is that for the masses who were originally under Balzac, the loss of this great man is equivalent to the loss of the hope of faith, and even the loss of faith itself. But this is not necessarily a bad thing, because God gave Balzac a chance to start thinking about death, and much of the wisdom of life begins with thinking about death.

In the face of the proposition of death, the thinking of commoners and great men can get the same awareness of life. In the face of death, great men are equal to commoners, then death is greater than great men. What death brought to Balzac was that he would never have to bear the burden of public hope, so death actually brought Balzac freedom that he never obtained.

The latter sentence is to say: it must not be a wrong thing for the God who ruled all this to let Balzac die, because God must not be more ignorant than Balzac or Hugo, I Hugo can see the benefits of Balzac's death, and God will not fail to understand what the benefits of Balzac's death are, since God represents the highest wisdom, then God's arrangement of Balzac's death is the best life teaching for all mankind.

Eugene's works are all short and intriguing.