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Zola, the founder of naturalism, became a professional writer in 1872. Zola is the leader of the naturalistic literary school. In the second half of the 19th century, an important French writer of critical realism and a major advocate of naturalistic literary theory were regarded as an integral part of the literary heritage of critical realism in the 19th century.

He has written dozens of novels in his life, which is represented as Germination. Zola's creation and world outlook are full of contradictions: on the one hand, he criticizes the existing system, on the other hand, he has unrealistic illusions about capitalist society. His creation has its own characteristics from theory to practice. Early works, short story collection Ninon (1864) and novel Claude's Confession (1865), can not be separated from the imitation of romantic writers. Later, he gradually became interested in realism and naturalism. Under the influence of Turner's environmental determinism and

Claude Bernard's genetic theory, his naturalism theory was formed: he advocated writing by scientific experiment and analyzing the physiology and anatomy of characters; When writing, a writer should record the facts in real life indifferently, without being mixed with subjective feelings. But in Zola, naturalism and realism are both tendencies. Inspired by Balzac's Comics on Earth, he created a set of 6 million-word magnum opus "Lugon-Markal Family" composed of 2 novels, which reflected all aspects of society in the era of the second Reich in France. Germination, which describes the strike struggle, and Collapse, which reflects the Franco-Prussian War, the collapse of the Second Empire and the uprising of the Paris Commune, are the most important. He also wrote the trilogy Three Cities, Lourde (1894), Rome (1896) and Paris (1898), and the first three of the Four Gospels: Reproduction (1899), Labor (191) and Truth. Zola died of gas poisoning on September 29th, 192. His inn, Nana, Money and Women's Paradise are also very famous. In 198, the French government made a state funeral for Zola for his outstanding contribution to French literature before his death, and made him enter the hall of great men.