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This book is written by Romain Rolland (France) "The Biography of Famous People", also known as "The Three Biography of Giants", is a famous French critical realist writer in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, ** family, ** family, playwright, social activist Roman ? Written by Roland, it includes "Beethoven", "Tolstoy", and "Michelangelo". The three people in the biography, although one is a **family, one is a sculptor and painter, and the other is a **family, each has its own garden, and the three biographies all focus on recording the great genius, on the journey of life's sorrows and difficulties, in order to seek truth and justice, and to create immortal masterpieces that can express truth, goodness, and beauty, and dedicate their life's energy.

The Biography of Famous People is composed of the famous French writer Romain Rolland's "Biography of Beethoven", "Biography of Michelangelo" and "Biography of Tolstoy", all of which were written in the early 20th century and had a wide influence both at that time and in later generations. In these three biographies, Romain Rolland does not stick to a trivial examination of the life of the biographer, nor does he trace their creative process in general, but firmly grasps the common denominator of these three artists in their respective fields, and focuses on portraying their long-term suffering in pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty. Romain Rolland called them "heroes", and wrote with touching pen and ink their noble courage to fight against fate and their great feelings of bearing the suffering of all mankind, which can be said to have composed another "heroic symphony" for us.

1. "Biography of Famous People" is a biographical work created by the famous French critical realist writer Romain Rolland (1866-1944) in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, which includes three biographies: "Beethoven" (1903), "Michelangelo" (or translated as Michelangelo) (1906), and "Tolstoy" (1911). It is known as the "Three Great Heroes", also known as the "Three Giants".

2. Beethoven, deafness could not affect him to write the immortal "Ode to Joy" at the end of his life. He did not give in to the hardships of life, and with his creative style, he reversed the frivolous atmosphere of Vienna at that time. On March 26, 1827, Beethoven took his last breath on a snowy day.

3. Michelangelo, every time he engages in a project, he will inevitably be jealous and resentful by a group of villains. He stood the statue all day until a few days before his death, and finally left behind a masterpiece. It seems that fate has destined him to work for others in endless interference, and not only that, but his love is not ideal.

4. Tolstoy, at the last moment of his life, made up his mind to get rid of the life of the aristocracy. He himself had status and wealth, but he was often ashamed of his affluent life. He sympathized with the lower classes of the people, but lacked confidence in them.

He was tired of his life, but he didn't have the support of people. Spiritually, he has always been alone. At the age of eighty-two, he ran away and died of illness at a small train station.