Mark Twain. Mark? 6? Mark Twain (1835 ~ 19 10) is an American writer. Originally named Samuel? 6? 1 Langerhans? 6? 1 Clemens. Mark? 6? Twain is the founder of American critical realism literature and a world-famous master of short stories. Mark? 6? Twain is known as "Lincoln in American literature" and "the most native American writer". He experienced the development process from "free" capitalism to imperialism in the United States, and his thoughts and creations also showed a stage of development from light ridicule to bitter satire to pessimism. When I was a child, I was poor. /kloc-When I was 0/2 years old, I dropped out of school because my father died. I started as an apprentice in a printing factory, and when I was older, I went out to look for a job. At the age of 2 1, he became interested in the life of a pilot on board and decided to learn from a teacher. Being a navigator on the Mississippi River for four years made him familiar with all kinds of people. His pen name is Mark? 6? Twain 1 from The Life of a Boatman: Mark is the mark, Twain is two fathoms (12 feet), and "marking two fathoms" means it is still a safe water level. 186 1 year, when the civil war broke out, he and his brother went to Nevada. He first got involved in the prospecting craze, then went to work in a newspaper and started his creative career. 19 from the 1960s to 1970s, Mark? 6? Twain published 70 humorous short stories, most of which were short stories. His masterpiece The Famous Jumping Frog in Las County, Karaoui, and his famous articles Running for Governor and Mysterious Visit are all written in this way. In some works, humor contains irony, such as running for governor, the story of a bad boy, the story of a good boy and so on. During this period, he satirized social phenomena such as racial discrimination, foul press, speculative psychology and social moral dislocation and hypocrisy. Mark in the late' 60s? 6? After Twain arrived in the East, 1 published three novels: A Fool Going Abroad, Life is Hard and Gilded Age. Fools Going Abroad is a newsletter. Is that Mark? 6? 1 Twain's report on his trip to Europe. Writing about innocent Americans' travels in Europe is humorous and shows the superiority of Americans in the face of European feudal society and its imprint. Living a Hard Life is a memoir. The author went to Nevada to look for a mine. There are many fictional elements in it, which make the hard gold rush life vivid and steaming. Some exaggerated and funny stories for Mark? 6? 1 Twain's comic talent. "Gilded Age" is his relationship with neighbor and writer Charles? 6? 1 Werner wrote this novel to satirize the crazy social speculation at that time. The characters in the novel are entrepreneurs, politicians, farmers and ordinary citizens. Through the artistic image, the author tells us that in that era of free competition of capitalism, speculators, entrepreneurs and politicians were the people who gained a lot of wealth, and the little people were always dreaming, just like Colonel Cyrus, dreaming of making money one after another, but what they saw at the dinner table was "only cold water and raw radish". In the early 1970s, Mark? 6? 1 Twain's daughter Olivia, who is also a wealthy businessman? 6? 1 Langdon got married and settled in Hartford, Massachusetts. Tom? 6? 1 Sawyer's Adventures, On the Mississippi River and Huckleberry? 6? The Adventures of 1 Finn was written in this stable period of life. Tom? 6? 1 The Adventures of Sawyer describes children's pursuit of novelty and adventure. Little Tom hates the dull town life, including the hypocrisy and rigidity of Sunday school, the old-fashioned habits of ordinary citizens, and the old sermons and speeches ... He went to the island with his friends to "explore" and blend in with nature, showing the lively childlike innocence of children. On the Mississippi River recalls the author's life on the water. Real stories such as river view, shipping experience and brother's death are poetic and lyrical. The book also describes all kinds of social life before the civil war and creates many characters. Since the late' 80s, Mark? 6? Twain's works include The American at King Arthur's Court, which criticizes the British feudal system with absurd plots, and Ran, which praises the French national heroine. 6? 1 Ducks, and those who destroyed Fort hedley, deeply analyzed the corrosive effect of money and exposed the hypocrisy of gentlemen. Mark in the' 80 s? 6? 1 Twain organized a publishing company and invested in a trial-production project of a new typesetting machine. Both of these jobs failed, leading to Mark? 6? 1 Twain went bankrupt. 1900 to return to China. During this period, he published a full-length work called Travel Notes on the Equator. At the beginning of the 20th century, Mark? 6? 1 twain published a series of anti-imperialist political papers: lynched America, To People Born in the Dark, Defending General Fenston, etc. In these papers, the author condemns imperialist aggression and sympathizes with and supports the struggle of the colonial people. With the deepening of the author's understanding of social reality, his humorous style gradually changed from funny to satirical, and his cheerful and lively mood gradually turned into melancholy and indignation, which was particularly evident in his later anti-imperialist political comments. In what is man, No.44, Mysterious Stranger and other works, the pessimism of living like a dream is also revealed.