André Malraux (1901~1976), his father ran away from home when he was 4 years old. He and his mother lived with his grandmother and aunt in a grocery store in Bondi. Malraux said in "Anti-Memoirs": "Almost all the writers I know loved their childhood, and I hated mine." He was naturally eloquent and eloquent, but he never talked about his origin, family and early life. A lifetime requires a person to believe that he was born an adult. He knows that you have to create your own life, either with bold actions or with moving words.

André Malraux, novelist and critic. When he was young, he once had a mysterious life unknown to the world. After graduating from high school, he entered the "School of Oriental Languages ??in Paris".

Andre Malraux spent his whole life devoted to his study of human beings, the deformation of art, sensibility, the evolution of thought, new sublime forms, human life and the decline of Consider the timeless relationships between past civilizations. This series of papers attempts to discover and analyze the cornerstones of Malraux's theory of art form and its dynamic thinking process. Starting from Malraux's tortuous and turbulent life experience, I followed the logical clues of Malraux's thinking on literature and artistic forms to analyze and elaborate on his artistic thinking, excavating the deep and complex thoughts contained in it, and exploring his concerns. Life issues in literature and art.

André Malraux was a social activist, novelist and philosopher involved in politics, and perhaps even more of an esthete. Since 1926, he gave up traditional humanitarian concepts and tried to introduce people into a new world from the perspective of art philosophy. He relentlessly explores the essence and meaning of faith through the artistic form of humanistic works, or at least tries to express the strong desire of human beings to fight against fate. In a very unique way full of cultural and philosophical speculation and sometimes lyricism, he explored the artistic wealth contained in human nature, and celebrated various forms of artistic creation that can defeat death and transform into eternity, because for Malraux, art That is, anti-fate.