On this day, 185 years ago, May 13, 1840 (April 12, 1840, the lunar calendar), the French writer Dude was born. "If I didn't have my wife, I would always write so willfully and negligently. I demand artistic perfection, and it is entirely her efforts. In my work, she carefully considered and revised every page..."This is a passage said by the great French writer Doude during his lifetime. This is a very sincere confession. Alphonse Dude was born on May 13, 1840 in a dilapidated silk merchant family in Plucian, southern France. In order to make a living, he worked as a counselor in primary school since the age of 15. He arrived in Paris at the age of 17 and began to engage in literary creation. In the past 10 years, he has published a collection of poems "Female Lovers" and a collection of novels "Mill Letters". However, these two works did not bring him much reputation. In 1867, Tude married Juliet Ala. Allah has great literary attainments. The famous French writers, the Goncourt brothers, once described it: "Madame Doudet is really an extraordinary person. Whether it is a man or a woman, I have never met such a profound chanter, a person who knows the knack of style." After marriage, Allah did her best to support her husband's literary career. She not only cares about her husband's life, but also discusses themes and studies structures with her husband; After Dude finished writing, she meticulously helped her husband revise the article. With the support of Allah, in the 10 years after the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War in 1870, Dude not only published many world-famous short stories like "The Last Lesson", but also published 12 large novels. The famous novels "Daedaron of Dallasgon" and "Little Brother Ferromont and Big Brother Lisley" are works from this period. Dude died of illness in 1897. Not only did he leave rich literary works for future generations, but his happy marriage with Allah also became a famous story in the French literary world and is still talked about by people today.