Verne's introduction

Jules gabriel verne was born in Nantes, France on February 8, 1988. His family has a tradition of sailing, which deeply influenced his later writing. When he was a child, he went out to sea on a merchant ship privately, trying to go out to sea with the ship, but he was found to have returned it to his parents and has been under strict supervision ever since. To this end, he promised his parents that he would only "dream about traveling in bed" in the future.

1847, he was sent to Paris to study law. But the bustling Paris inspired his passion for drama. /kloc-at the end of 0/850, his first play was published. When Verne's father learned that his son had no intention to continue studying law, he flew into a rage and decided to cut off financial aid. From then on, the young Verne had to make a living by writing.

After spending considerable time studying geography, engineering and aerospace in the Paris Library, Verne finished his first novel, Cinq semaines en ballon (1863). However, his attempt to publish this book was not smooth-16 publishing house rejected Verne in succession, and Verne threw the manuscript into the fire in a rage, but his wife saved it; Fortunately, 17 finally agreed to publish this book. Later, he soon began to write works that later became classics of early science fiction: Journey to the Center of the Earth (1864), From Earth to the Moon (1866) and Two Wan Li under the Sea (20,000 lieues sous lemers).

This novel has been a great success, becoming a best seller and very popular in Europe. Verne also became a rich man. 1876, he bought a big yacht and began to travel around Europe. His last novel, Invasion of the Sea, was published in 1905.

When Pope Leo XIII met him in 1884, he said to him, "It's not that I don't know the scientific value of your works, but that what I cherish most is their purity, moral value and spiritual strength."

Jules verne lost consciousness on March 24th, 1905, and died at 8am on the 25th.

His main works were published at the end of 19, and many ideas and descriptions in his science fiction novels became reality in the 20th century, so some of his works are not "imaginative" for people to read now. One of the most famous is Captain Nemo's huge submarine Nautilus, which is 20,000 miles under the sea. The world's first nuclear-powered submarine Nautilus (SSN-57 1, 1954) built by the United States was named after it. The French unmanned robot submarine is also named after it.

His main sci-fi works are:

* trilogy

Oh, Captain Grant's children.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

O "Mysterious Island"

:: The trilogy of lunar exploration

From the Earth to the Moon

O "around the moon"

* Adventure

O "Travel around the world in o“80 days"

O stay in the balloon for five weeks

"Robil the Conqueror"

Oh, adventures of the solar system

Oh, the journey to the center of the earth

O "two-year vacation"

:: National independence and revolution

"Count Sandorf"

O lighthouse island

"Danube Navigator"

:: Others

O "the lost peninsula"

Fifteen-year-old captain

O machine island

Oh, the invisible bride

O The Adventures of Antiphile

"500 million francs for an Indian woman"