On April 13, 1695 (March 1, 1695), the French poet Jean de La Fontaine died. Jean de La Fontaine (1621¨C1695) was a French alphabetist. Born in Champagne, his father was a little officer of the Forest Administration of the Lakes (March 1, 1695). His father often walked in the woods with his father, and from childhood he had an unprecedented love for nature. He discovered Maléber's lyricism in his grandfather's rich collection, and from then on he developed a strong interest in poetry. In 1641, Laden went to Paris to study theology, and then changed his law (in 1647 his father married Mary Elliott, who was only 14 years old, and in 1652 took over his father. But he did not manage the poetry and his wife, and in 1657