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Edmund de Amicis (1846,65438+1October, 31-65438+March, 0908, 12) is an Italian emperor and a writer of children's literature. Amicus studied in Turin as a teenager, and joined the Modena Military Academy at the age of 15, and began his military career. Amicus's masterpiece is a diary novel "Education of Love", which is rich in emotion and beautiful in writing.
Book 100, mainly composed of three parts: the ten-month diary of Italian fourth-grade pupil Amrico; The exhortation and inspiration articles written by his parents in their diaries; And ten short stories (that is, monthly stories) read by teachers in class, among which Young Pen Geng (the little scribe) and Three Thousand Miles to Find Mother are particularly famous.
"Young Pen Geng" was selected as the sixth grade Chinese textbook of Beijing Normal University Edition and People's Education Edition. "Carona" (formerly known as "Carona's Mother") was selected as the fourth grade textbook of PEP and the fifth grade textbook of Chinese S version; Quarrel was selected as the third-grade Chinese textbook of People's Education Publishing House.
The life of the character
Edmund de Amicis 1846 101October 3 1 was born in Negria, Liguria province. He spent his childhood in Kugnaud and Turin and entered the Modena Military Academy on 1862. After graduation, Amicus took part in the war to unify Italy. At first, he was just an ordinary soldier, and later he was promoted to an officer.
1866 participated in the national liberation war against Austrian rule in Chacha, Coustau Province, which was the third Italian war of independence, that is, the battles described in the books Young Drummer, Little Detective in Lombal and King of humberto. During the March, he wrote many novels set in the Italian war.
From 65438 to 0868, Armitage published his first novel Life in the Barracks, which made him famous in the literary world. This success greatly stimulated his creative enthusiasm. 1870, the Franco-Prussian War broke out. On September 20th, the Italian army marched into Rome, and the papal army retreated to the Vatican, risorgimento.
Amicus retired from the army and settled in Turin to become a journalist. Since then, he has traveled around the world and created many unique travel notes, such as Spain, Holland, London Chronicle, Morocco, Constantinople, American Travel Notes and Memories of Sicily.
After 1879, Amicus created many works reflecting social and educational problems, such as Friends, Between School and Family, A Teacher's Story, Worker's Teacher, and Public Trams. Among them, The Education of Love, written in 1886, reached the peak of his creative career. On March 1908, 1 1, Amicus died of a heart attack in Kaila, Boldi.