Introduction to Lun Jia Bisson Lun Jia Bisson (1885 ~ 1962) is one of the Danish national treasures of literature (Andersen is the other). However, Lun Jia Bison didn't become a writer until he was 50 years old. Her literary works were written in English, first published in the United States, and then returned to Denmark from the other side of the Atlantic. Her works are forever preserved in the treasure house of international literature with beautiful style, rich imagination and mysterious life wisdom, and have become the research topic of international scholars in later generations. She found the best love in her life in Africa, which happened after she got married and before she became a writer. She also roughly defined parallel love: parallel love is two people who love each other, like two independent individuals, moving forward in parallel. They have sincere friendship and profound understanding, and they can share all the beautiful things in the world; But lovers have no desire to possess each other. The two parallel lines have no intersection of gold, silver, property or housework. Brief introduction of works and life 1954, when Hemingway, a famous American writer, took the stage to accept Nobel Prize in Literature, he said modestly, "The winner of this award should be a beautiful Danish woman writer-Lun Jia Bison." Hemingway's Danish female writer is the heroine who won the Hollywood Oscar for her movie Out of Africa. At the end of the movie Out of Africa, there is a small English word: "Lun Jia Bison became a female writer after returning to Denmark." Love history-Lun Jia Bisson married a Swedish baron at the age of 28, but there was no love in the marriage. She loves the baron's twin brother, but the people she loves have strong feelings for her, and the people she doesn't love are willing to marry her. They immigrate to Africa to grow coffee. Therefore, Lun Jia arrived in Africa in 19 13. She bought a coffee garden in eastern Africa (today's Kenya) with her family's property, but her baronet husband soon lost interest in running the coffee garden and turned to be a hunting guide, leading wealthy whites who came to Africa to hunt wild animals such as lions, leopards and elephants, and only occasionally returned to the coffee garden for temporary residence; And he has many women outside, including local black indigenous girls and the wives of his hunting customers. Lun Jia doesn't seem to care about her husband's loose sex life outside. Her husband gave her the reputation and status of a baroness, which satisfied the vanity of Lun Jia, a commoner. However, the loveless couple who have no common interests still have sexual relations, because Lun Jia contracted syphilis from her husband and returned to Denmark for treatment. But Lun Jia didn't ask for a divorce from her husband, and a couple lived a parallel life. Lun Jia runs her coffee garden alone as a baroness, while her baroness husband roams and hunts in other places. Husband and wife only meet occasionally. In this way, five years passed. During these five years, Lun Jia often heard local white friends talk about a British aristocrat living in Africa, and everyone affectionately called him Dennis. Dennis, the son of an English earl, arrived in Africa one year earlier than Lun Jia, engaged in business transactions and served as a hunting guide. Dennis is handsome, tall and burly, with an elegant attitude and a very gentle expression on his face. He is smart, versatile, educated, brave and capable. Together with Lun Jia's husband, he is called the two best white hunters in Africa. Socially, he loves to laugh at humor, but he likes to ridicule the world. Everyone who knows him loves and worships him. When Lun Jia was 33 years old, she first met Dennis at a dinner party. Lun Jia fell in love with this famous English nobleman at first sight. She felt as if she had been hit hard by Cupid's hammer, and the spark of love suddenly splashed. This is her own description of how she felt when she first met Dennis. At that time, there was only one wish in her heart: to see Dennis again. A month later, Lun Jia held a hunting party in her coffee garden. Dennis is one of the invited guests. After the party, he spent the night alone at Lun Jia's house. The next morning, Lun Jia drove him back to the city. They had lunch and talked for a long time. From then on, they became lovers. In Lun Jia's eyes, Dennis is the ideal man in her dream. In a letter to her family, she said: "At this age, it is really a rare thing for me to find my ideal incarnation in a man!" So, what's the attraction of Lun Jia to Dennis? Dennis went to Africa to escape the hypocrisy and conservative customs of the upper class of the British aristocracy, and to seek unrestrained freedom, vast space, strange experiences, mysterious flavors and adventures. He may see the symbol of all this in Lun Jia. Dennis is not only a man who vowed never to get married, but also he is afraid that others will possess him, rely on him and use him. In his love with Lun Jia, he made a principled provision from the beginning: "Change the sad ditty into a happy tone; I'm not here to express sympathy; I'm here to have fun. Every time you come to meet, you must be voluntary. " In their love that lasted 13 years, Lun Jia absolutely abided by the principle set by her lover. Dennis hasn't shared a room with Lun Jia for a long time; He was in and out of Lun Jia's life, in and out, in and out. Every time he comes to see Lun Jia, he only stays for a week or two, and then he goes on a hunting trip, or he goes back to Europe, which will last for months and years. Five years after they fell in love, he moved his groceries and books to the coffee garden in Lun Jia, but this was not cohabitation. He just regards Lun Jia's home as an exploration base, and his future is uncertain, leaving for a long time and staying for a short time. Rough experience-When Lun Jia Bison returned to Denmark from Africa, she not only became a famous female writer in European and American literary circles, but also became a "national treasure literature" in Denmark with Andersen, who was born 80 years earlier than her and died more than 30 years ago. Her works are one of the topics specially studied by international scholars, and English and Danish versions appear almost every year or two. Her former residence has also become the "Lun Jia Bison Museum", and most visitors to her former residence are her literary admirers. In the year when Lun Jia balrog left Africa, she was a woman with nothing, except a series of bad luck: 18, the coffee garden she painstakingly managed was auctioned for years of losses; Her beloved English lover was killed in a plane crash; Her marriage had already broken down and her ex-husband remarried; Finally, even her health was deprived. Many years ago, she contracted syphilis from her husband. The doctor told her that her illness had reached a stage where drugs could not control her. When she returned to Denmark, she was penniless and had no skills except studying painting in an art school as a girl. She had to go back to her mother and rely on her. Her mood simply fell to the bottom of despair. In the case of pain and depression, she summoned up her courage and began to work at her desk in her childhood home. A dark winter passed, and her first work was finally released, which was a novel with seven wonders. Her talent was not immediately appreciated by Danish literary circles, and her first work was rejected in Denmark. Some people even think that the ghost described in her story is simply decadent. Lun Jia Bilsen couldn't find a publisher in Denmark, so he brought his works to England himself, but he was rejected. The British publisher politely rejected her: "Baroness (Lun Jia Bison's ex-husband is a Swedish baron, who still retains the title of Baroness after divorce), there are so many excellent writers in Britain now, why should we publish your works?" Lun Jia Bison returned to Denmark in decadence. It suddenly occurred to her brother that he met a well-known American woman writer on a trip and resolutely gave her sister's work to that American woman writer. As luck would have it, this woman writer's neighbor happened to be a publisher. After reading Lun Jia Bison's works, the publisher said with great appreciation that it was a pity that such a good work was not published. She is willing to take risks for literature. 1943, Lun Jia Bison's first work, Seven Goethe-style Stories, was finally published in new york. After publication, it was a blockbuster, which not only received rave reviews, but also was selected as the best book of the month by the monthly book club. But when the news reached Denmark, reporters asked around, who is this famous Danish writer in the United States? At the age of 50, Lun Jia Bison jumped from the dark abyss of despair to a shining star in the literary world. Since then, every new work by Lun Jia Bison has become a masterpiece. The original work was written in English, first published in new york, then returned to Denmark after crossing the North Atlantic and published in Danish. After becoming famous, Lun Jia Bison said: At the lowest point of her fate, she made a deal with the devil. She followed Goethe's Faust and gave her soul to the devil as a promise. The devil made her turn all her life experiences into stories. Lun Jia Bison filtered and condensed her life experience before she incorporated the essence into her story. Most of her stories happened over 100 years ago. Because she believes that only in this way can she gain the greatest freedom of literary creation. Readers who are familiar with Lun Jia Bison can easily see her shadow in her works. Lun Jia Bison took Jask Dinesen as his pen name at the beginning of his writing, and returned to his real name only after he became famous. Iask means "laugh" in Jewish. The reason why she adopted this name may be to imply that the world is facing a cruel fate with laughter. After Lun Jia Bison became the darling of literary circles on both sides of the North Atlantic, young Danish writers fell at her feet and treated her like a queen. She visited new york for the first time at the age of 74. New york literary and art celebrities. Including Pearl Buck and arthur miller. However, Lun Jia Bison paid a great price for her literature, and her syphilis brought her great pain. When syphilis invaded her spine, she often rolled on the ground in pain. In her later years, she became extremely thin. It is painful to sit and walk. Lun Jia Bison died at the age of 77. The cause of death on the death certificate was emaciation. As she wrote two sentences in her later years: "When my body becomes as light as a feather, fate can abandon me as the most insignificant thing".