Nationality: France

Place of birth: Paris

Date of birth:1April 840 12.

Date of death:1September 28th, 902.

Occupation: writer

Chinese name: Zola

Other achievements: leader of naturalistic literary school

Other works: Germination and Nana

Zola-the leader of the naturalistic literary school. His father died when he was 7 years old, and he and his mother lived with the help of his grandfather. When I was in middle school, I showed my literary talent and tried to write some novels, poems, comedies and lyric articles. 65438-0862, joined Astor Bookstore as a packer, and was soon promoted to the director of advertising department because of his excellent poetry. During this period, he published his works in newspapers and periodicals. From the age of 28 to 54, Zola studied hard for 26 years, and finally finished a masterpiece "Natural History and Social History of Lugongmaca Family", including 20 novels and more than 65,438+0,000 people.

Zola, French writer. The leader of the naturalistic literary school. 1902 died in Paris on September 28th. "Zola is of medium height, slightly fat, and has a simple but stubborn face. His head is like the head of a character in an ancient Italian print. Although not beautiful, it shows his smart and strong personality. Short hair stood on his well-developed forehead, and his straight nose seemed to be suddenly cut off across the board on his mouth with a thick beard. The lower half of this chubby but determined face is covered with short beards, and his black eyes are short-sighted, but sharp and searching. " This is the case in Sunday in Flaubert written by Mo Bosang (selected in People's Education Edition 200 1, 2009,20 10/0,20 1 2, Beijing Edition 20 16). His father, an Italian engineer, moved to France and died when Zola was 7 years old. His mother is Greek. 1859, Zola failed to take the high school graduation exam. In the next two years, she tasted the bitterness of unemployment, thus experiencing the life of working people and preparing conditions for future literary creation. 1862, joined Ashter Publishing House.