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梅特林克生平介绍（Introduction to Maeterlincks life） Belgian French writer and poet Maurice, Maeterlinck (1862 - 1949) is the generation of European symbolic drama Table writer, who is loved by his readers with extraordinary imagination and amazing brushwork, and his prose plays from one In that respect, the intellectual world in Western Europe was well represented, the situation of seeking progress and the desire for truth. Morris Maeterlink was born in in Ghent, Belgium, in August 1862. This city is for service Catholic, conservative and wealthy, said the Renaissance, French Flanders area center, known as Flanders The French city, a number of writers, even contributed to the rise of symbolism in Paris. Hummert Lin at the age of 12 into the operation of the paper and Saint Barba middle school. This is a famous middle school, a lot of Belgian French writer once received a good education here. It enjoys the beauty of Billys other authors cradle. One thousand eight hundred and eighty-six In May, young Mei asked Lin Kezun to go to Paris to study law from his fathers opinion and join the bar association there. While in Paris, he met barnace poetry poet, his early poetry is published in their journal The. When he returned to Ghent, he became a listed lawyer, but he proved to be neither interested nor lacking in the accepted cases Necessary eloquence, in case his defense and lack of failure at home. He is very disappointed. This setback Prompted him to be more silent personality, he believes that a persons value is more than external performance, determined to Develop talent in the opposite direction - insight into the inner ftJUi world and the causes of behavior among young people n In 1880, Maeterlinck published his first collection of poems, the conservatory, which marked the end of his youth. this Some poems, strange and absurd ideas, twists and turns, Maeterlinck was also regarded as decadent by the people of his hometown Acts. In fact, the theme of the conservatory, like mos