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The Life of the Characters in Wadysaw Reymont's Works
Wadysaw Reymont was born in kielce, one of nine children who adopted Joseph's organs nearby. He spent his childhood in Rhodes and his father went to work in a richer parish church. Lemont is arrogant and stubborn; A few years later, attending a local school, he was sent to his father Warsaw to take care of his sister, and her husband taught him to preach. 1885, after his investigation, and put forward the "well-made tuxedo", awarded him the only formal certificate of second-rate tailor-made education. The trouble in his family is that he stopped working all day and became a tailor. On the contrary, the first job he evaded was in the provincial tourist theatre, and then he returned to the "Garden Theatre" in Warsaw in the summer. If there is no 1 cent in his name, he will come back one year later. Because of his father, he will discuss working as a doorman near a railway crossing with a monthly salary of 16 rubles. He escaped twice: 1888. He went to Germany through Paris and London, and then went to a theater. But he didn't succeed (he was not a talented actor), and he went home again.

Wadysaw Reymont 1893, Raymond's hard writing achieved initial results, and he finally published six collections of short stories. These novels mainly reflect the miserable life of farmers, urban poor and vagrants, with true narration, rigorous structure and concise language, including Bitch and Tommy Balaam. 1895, at the invitation of a newspaper, Lemmon went to Chinstohova with pilgrims to write a pilgrimage. After coming back, he published a series of newsletters "Pilgrimage to Guangming Mountain", which attracted the attention of literary circles. Then he wrote two novels: Laughing Star (1895) and its sequel Resentment (1897).

1899, Lemont published his important work, the novel The Blessed Land. Based on the industrial development of Lodz, a textile city in the 1980s and 1990s, the novel comprehensively and profoundly reveals the capitalist social situation of Poland in the19th century, and reveals the intrigue and predatory nature of the bourgeoisie. This novel embodies Raymond's distinctive democratic thought, keen insight and realistic creative talent.

From 1904, Raymond published his masterpiece The Farmer. The book consists of four volumes: autumn (1904), winter (1904), spring (1906) and summer (1909). With the change of seasons as the background, the author shows the tragic life and heroic struggle history of Polish farmers at the end of 19 and the beginning of the 20th century with a complete and harmonious structure and solemn poetic language. There are two interrelated main lines in the novel: one is the struggle between the peasants in Lepuka village and the big landlords supported by the czar's military police, and the other is the family dispute of the big farmer Bolena. But it is the land that plays the main role, and everything is caused by the land. Therefore, The Farmer can be said to be an epic of land, an epic of how land dominated people's lives in that historical period and under that social system, which triggered a series of disputes, contradictions and struggles in rural Poland. Because the author has lived in the countryside since childhood, has had many years of wandering experience, knows all kinds of world situations and has a deep understanding of farmers and the countryside, the book Farmers not only vividly depicts all kinds of people in the countryside, but also vividly depicts the local customs, four seasons scenery and beautiful scenery in the countryside. The language of the novel is also full of life, and the descriptive narrative language of large paragraphs has the beautiful charm of prose poetry. Therefore, as soon as the novel was published, it immediately attracted the attention of literary circles at home and abroad in Poland, and was quickly translated into more than ten languages for publication. The achievement of this novel is the main reason why Lemon won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

19 10 years later, Raymond published Fantasy (19 10), School in Prussia (19 10) and Vampires (/kloc-0). The work describes the process of Poland's decline and division and its causes and consequences, and enthusiastically eulogizes the patriotic enthusiasm and heroic struggle spirit of the Polish people. The last volume of this work, Uprising, was written in Warsaw under German occupation after the outbreak of World War II, which makes the book more practical.

19 19 In April, Raymond visited the United States. 1992 After returning to China, he also wrote "Challenge" (1922- 1923) and other works. Since then, he has been ill in bed. 1924 When Nobel Prize in Literature was acquired, Lemmon was paralyzed. 19251On February 5th, Lemmon died in Warsaw at the age of 57.