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Labiche, Eugène (1815 - 1888) was a French writer. Born in a wealthy family in Paris on May 5, 1815, he died on January 13, 1888. The earliest script "Waterbasin" was published in 1837, and more than 170 scripts were written one after another, most of which collaborated with others.

From 1878 to 1879, the Complete Works of Drama was published, with a total of 10 volumes. Elected to the Academy de France in 1880. His creations can be roughly divided into two categories: one is a farce comedy, which is full of fun, and his masterpiece "Italian Straw Hat" expresses the ridiculous images of various characters through a series of misunderstandings; the other is a script that reflects real life and is philosophical. His masterpiece "Mr. Beluson's Journey" is about a nouveau riche who almost picks the wrong son-in-law because he is desperate for face. Other plays include "Befuddled","The Misanthropy and the Auvergne", etc.