French novelist Honoré de Balzac is known as "the father of modern French novels". He was born into a middle-class family in Tours, central France. He entered law school on 18 16. After graduation, despite the opposition of his parents, he resolutely embarked on the road of literary creation, but his first work Cromwell, a poetic tragedy in five acts, was a complete failure. Later, he collaborated with others to create funny novels and supernatural novels. He once abandoned literature, business and business, and published famous books, all of which failed. The failure of business and enterprise made him heavily in debt, which dragged down his life, but it also laid a solid foundation for his future creation. 1829 published the novel "Being a Man", which took the first step in realistic creation. 183 1 made him famous for the story of donkey skin. He wants to be Napoleon in literature. In the 1930s and 1940s, he created a lot of works with amazing perseverance. He wrote 9 1 novels and created 2472 vivid characters, which are collectively called "human comedy". Human comedy is known as "the encyclopedia of capitalist society". However, due to heavy debts in his early years and the hardships of writing, he died of overwork on August 1850.

Life is made up of various changes, endless cycles of pain and joy. That kind of eternal blue sky only exists in the depths of the soul, and it is extravagant to ask for it from real life. -Balzac