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He was a famous 19th-century French short story writer, novelist, and playboy. His works were known as the "King of French Short Stories" for exposing the dark side of society and depicting the characters in detail. His works covered a wide range of topics such as social reality, human nature, family, love, friendship, wealth, etc. His most famous works included Michelangelo, Miserable World, Camel Xiangzi, etc. The language of his works was concise and bright, with profound philosophical meaning. At the same time, he also paid attention to artistic expression and literary translation, which had a profound impact on later literary creation.

Maupassant was a famous French novelist and playwrights known as the "King of Short Stories". His short and medium-length stories involved social politics, philosophy of life, love, friendship, family and many other aspects, which had high literary and artistic value. Among the numerous short and medium-length stories of his, his masterpieces included The Necklace, Nicholas Pomparetti, Michelangelo Berni, Murder on the Oriental Express, and so on. These works attracted the attention and love of countless readers with their unique ideas, plots, characters, and language styles. In his short and medium-length stories, the author often reveals the complexity of social reality and human nature through the fine description of the characters 'personalities and fates. At the same time, he also shows the author's yearning for a better life and his deep thinking about life. His works are concise, vivid, philosophical and infectious, and are regarded as a treasure in the treasure house of French literature.

He was a famous French short story writer, novelist, translator, and was considered the greatest writer of the 20th century. His novels were loved by readers for their ability to expose social reality and express the complexity of human nature. The collection of novels by Mopassant included the following: This is his masterpiece, which tells the story of a rich merchant, Marius, and his lover, revealing some of the drawbacks of French society at that time. Bernardo de Forgenet (Bernardo de Forgenet) tells the story of a young man, Bernardo de Forgenet, growing up and reflecting the changes in French society in the early 20th century. 3. Palaskamani (Palaskamani) tells the story of a young woman, Palaskamani, who tried to change her situation through marriage but ultimately failed. The Counterfeit Coin Creator (The Forger) tells the story of a banker and his lover, revealing the gap between the rich and the poor in French society at that time. Nicolas Carmen tells the story of a young woman, Nicolas Carmen. She experienced love, marriage, betrayal and many other emotional experiences, reflecting the turmoil of French society in the early 20th century. These novels not only caused a sensation in France at that time, but were also deeply loved by readers all over the world, which had a profound impact on the development of literature later on.

His works were often deeply tragic, and many of them depicted the protagonist struggling and struggling in a life full of hardships and challenges, but often ended in failure. One of his most famous works was Marion Juan, which told the story of a young artist, Marion Juan, who suffered all kinds of setbacks and misfortunes in the process of pursuing his dreams and love and eventually died of illness. This story expressed the deep thoughts and insights of the hardships and impermanence of life, and also showed the tenacity and perseverance of the protagonist in adversity. Other famous works of Mopassant, such as The Nose, Sonsoni's Friend, The Last Leaf, etc., were also deeply tragic. They depicted the challenges and difficulties faced by the protagonists at different stages of their lives, and finally expressed Mopassant's thoughts on life and life with a tragic ending.

The collection of the French novels by Mauricio de Beaupassant included The Anxious Afternoon, Doctor Macondo, Nicolas Cazorla, The Nose, The Last Leaf, and so on. These works used life experiences and social problems as clues to show the various faces of French society and people. They explored topics such as human nature, love, friendship, money, power, etc., with profound ideology and artistry. With his superb narrative skills, profound thoughts and unique artistic style, his works became one of the important representatives in the history of western literature and had a profound impact on global literature.

He was known as the "Father of Modern Fictions" in France. His novels covered a variety of topics, including social criticism, character portrayals, plot ideas, and so on. He was regarded as a treasure in the treasure house of French literature. The collection of novels by Mopassant included the following: 1 Life: It tells the story of the protagonist Pierre Bernarte's life, including his experiences in France and Africa. " My Uncle Yule ": It tells the story of a family with a strong gap between the rich and the poor. The protagonist Yule tries to change the fate of himself and his family through hard work. 3. Pallarotti: It tells the story of a young artist's growth. He experienced setbacks and successes in the process of pursuing his artistic dream. 4. Marius: It tells the story of a policeman who protects the fairness and justice of society by investigating crimes. Years Flow Like Water: The recollection of an old man's memories of many moments in his life and his relationship with his son. These novels all had profound thoughts and cultural implications, which not only had a far-reaching impact on the French literary world, but also received widespread praise and recognition around the world.

The Necklace was a story about a destitute woman who cheated her husband in order to pay for an expensive necklace, which eventually led to a tragedy. The protagonist of the story was a young woman named Matthias, who owned a priceless necklace--a long necklace made of diamonds and pearls. However, Mathilde's husband thought that the necklace was too expensive and was unwilling to pay for it. In order to pay for the necklace, Mathilde lied to her husband, saying that she was terminally ill and needed a huge amount of medical expenses, hoping to gain her husband's trust in this way. Later, Mathilde made up a doctor's name to convince her husband of her illness. She asked the doctor to write her a check to pay for the huge medical expenses and then put the check into her wallet. When Mathilde's husband realized that the necklace was missing, she mistakenly thought that her wife had stolen it. So he ordered Mathilde to come back to him and admit that the necklace was his. Mathilde was afraid that his secret would be discovered, so he did as he was told. When she returned to her husband, she found that she had been deceived and her husband began to realize that his trust in her had been hurt by her. In the end, Mathilde's husband confessed everything to Mathilde and let her understand the truth. This deception eventually led to Mathilde's divorce from her husband, and she was convicted of cheating.

As a famous French short story writer, his works were known as the "king of short stories", which were mainly featured by exposing social reality and describing the psychology of characters. The following are some of the famous short stories of Mauricio de Beaupassant: The African Barber: It tells the story of a black hairdresser who ventured to France to make a living for the happiness of his wife and children. 2. My Uncle Yule: It tells the story of a young woman who has a series of struggles with her relatives in order to marry into a wealthy family. 3 Pandora: It tells the story of a rich man's moral and psychological struggle with his wife in order to obtain more wealth. 4. Junyou: It tells the story of a young man who gave up his family and kinship in order to pursue his dream. Bernardo de Forge: The story of a wealthy businessman who planned a series of conspiracies to take revenge on his competitors. These works all had profound social significance and human thinking, and were deeply loved and respected by the readers.

Beaupassant was famous in France in the 19th century. His works had many unique artistic features, and the following are some of them: 1. Profundity of the theme: The theme of his novels involves social reality, morality, human nature, family, love, friendship, etc. Through profound thinking and meticulous description, he reveals these topics so that readers can have a deeper understanding of the nature of human nature and society. 2. Narration skills: The narration skills of Maupassant are very unique. He is good at showing the character's personality and inner world through detailed description and psychological analysis of the characters. At the same time, he is also good at using contrast and symbolism to enhance the artistic appeal of the novel. 3. Elegant language: The language of the maupassant is concise, clear, and infectious, but also full of poetry and philosophy. His novels often use expressive adjectives and verb to make the readers feel the emotions and atmosphere of the novel. 4. Well-structured: The structure of his novels is well-structured. He is good at using complex structural techniques to enhance the artistic appeal and complexity of the novel. His novels often used multiple narrations and repeated structures to allow readers to understand the plot and characters in depth. 5. Profound character images: The characters in the novels of Maupassant are profound. Through delicate descriptions and in-depth analysis, he has created various types of characters so that readers can deeply understand the nature and complexity of human nature. The profound theme, unique narrative skills, beautiful language, rigorous structure and profound characters in his novels made his works have high artistic and literary value.

The short story "Jewels" by Maupassant tells the story of a poor bakery who steals jewelry in exchange for food in order to save his family. The protagonist of the story was a bread maker named Nicholas Da Vinci. His family was very poor and had a shortage of food. Nicholas and his family had to rely on bread to make a living, but he always tried to save money, but every time he would be in financial trouble. One day, Nicholas heard that jewelry could be exchanged for food, so he decided to steal jewelry. He tried to pretend to be a businessman to cheat the jewelry but failed in the end. However, his plan did not end. He realized that the value of the jewelry was far beyond his imagination. Nicholas stole the jewels and tried to exchange them for food to save his family. However, when his neighbor discovered that his jewelry had been stolen, he called the police and arrested Nicholas. Nicholas was eventually sentenced to death, and his family finally got enough food to survive. This story expressed one of the main topics of the maupassant: the relationship between poverty and greed. It also revealed the greed and selfishness of human nature. Even in the face of adversity, people will still try to get more things.