shì jiè zhàn zuòzhělièbiǎo
luó · xiè Jaroslav Hasek( shì jiè zhàn) fán · zuǒ Ivan Vazoff( shì jiè zhàn)
luó · xiè Jaroslav Hasek
shì jiè zhàn  (1883niánsìyuè30rì1923niányuányuè3rì)

jūn shì shēng huó military lifehǎo bīng shuài The Good Soldier Švejk》

yuèdòuluó · xiè Jaroslav Hasekzài小说之家dezuòpǐn!!!
罗斯拉夫·哈谢克
   · xiè sān jiǔ 'èr sānchū shēng de qīn shì suǒ guó zhōng xué de shù xué jiào yuánxīn fèng wēi jiā jìng pín hán xiè shí sān suì sàng hòujiù jiā yào dāng xué jiǔ niándāng xiè hái shì shí suì de shàonián shí jiù cān jiā liǎo fǎn duì tǒng zhì zhě de huó dòngcháng cháng chě diào men tiē de jiè yán gào 'ào xiōng guó de guó wēi suì fǎn dòng zhèng guān de chuāng bìng céng yīn cān jiā fǎn yóu xíng 'ér bèi jǐng chá jūn shì cái pàn míng dài tóu láo xiè shí liù suì jìn liǎo suǒ zhōng děng shāng xué xiào rèn lǎo shī shì shǐ xiǎo shuō jiā 'ā luò · xiè zài bān shàng shí cháng jiǎng shù jié mín yīng xióng de shìduì xiè de
   shāng xué xiào chuò xué hòu xiè méi yòu jìn yínháng dāng zhí yuánquè xuǎn liǎo xiě zuò de dào shū jiān jiù jīng cháng wéirén mín bàoxiě gǎo jiǔ nián dāng shàng liǎogōng shède zhù biān jīng cháng dào nèi duì kuàng gōng fǎng zhì gōng rén yǎn jiǎng duàn shòu dào 'ào xiōng guó de jiān shìcéng yīn fǎn kàng jǐng chá zuò guò yuè de láo jiǔ nián liǎng wéi jǐng chá chuán xùn shì yóu shì chě xià guà zài wēn sài guǎng chǎng shàng de 'ào xiōng guó guó lìng kòng gào de zuì míng shìrǎo luàn zhì 'ān”。 jiǔ nián zhù biāndòng shì jiè》, niányóu biān zào liǎo xiē gòu de dòng xíng xiàngbèi chū bǎn shāng jiě liǎo
   jiǔ sān nián cān jiā guò zhèng zhù zhì jiǔ nián jiù duàn rán tóng men jué liè
   xiè shì wèi xīn qín de zuò jiā jiǔ zhì jiǔ nián jiān xiě guò bǎi shí piān fěng xiǎo pǐn jiǔ jiǔ nián kāi shǐ xiě duǎn piān xiǎo shuōzuì chū dēng zài yuē sài · ( 1887~ 1957, wéi běn shū zuò chā de wèi huà jiāsuǒ zhù biān demàn huà bàoshàng shēng píng 'àihào xíngbìng huān shēn xià céng shè huì zài shí nián de wén xué shēng zhōngxiě liǎo xià qiān piān duǎn piān xiǎo shuōduì suǒ guān chá dào de shè huì shàng zhǒng zhǒng chǒu 'è xiàn xiàngjìn xíng liǎo qíng de biān 。《 hǎo bīng shuài zuì chū shì duǎn piān xiǎo shuō de xíng shì wèn shì de wài xiě de běn céng shàng yǎn guò
   zhèng xiàng suǒ chuàng zào de shuài zhè rén yàng xiè běn rén zài xiàn shí shēng huó zhōng gān guò shǎo lìng 'ào xiōng guó dāng chēn qièchǐ de miào jiǔ niándāng 'ào xiōng guó gǎo huì xuǎn shí xiè zhì liǎo suǒ wèizài fàn wéi nèi zhù zhāng wēn píng de zhèng dǎng”, bìng zài jiā xià děng jiǔ guǎn biǎojìng xuǎnyǎn shuōduì 'ào xiōng guó de zhèng zhì shè huì zhì jìn xíng liǎo měng liè pēng shì hòu gào rén shuōzhè shì wèile jiā jiǔ guǎn zhāo lái zhù lìng huí shēng zài shì jiè zhàn chū zhù jìn jiā guǎnzài dēng guó lán tián shàng 'ào xiōng guóxiàng duì deé luó ”, yòu zàilái shìlán tián shàngkuī tàn 'ào cān móu de huó dòng”。 shìchǔn zhū bān de jǐng chá pài rén gāi guǎn bāo wéi lái wéi zhè xià zhuā dào liǎo míng zhòng yào jiàndié zhì zhēn xiāng bái hòujǐng chá yán wèn wèishénme zài zhàn zhēng jiān kāi zhè zhǒng wán xiào xiè dài zhe zhēn chéng shén qíng huí shuō duì 'ào jǐng chá de xiàolǜ fàng xīnshì xiǎng kǎo yàn xià men jǐng xìng jǐng fāng xiào zuò liǎo tiān láo jiǔ nián héng héng shì jiè zhàn bào hòu de 'èr nián xiè yìng zhēng cān jiā jiǔ shí bīng tuán jiù shì shuài suǒ shǔ de duì chū men zhù zhā zài jié kǎi héng yóu wéi
   dāng nián jiǔ yuèé jūn fáng xiànqiē duàn liǎo xiè suǒ shǔ duì tóng 'ào xiōng guó zhù jūn zhī jiān de lián
   xiè zhōng bèi 'é jūn bèi hòu xiè xiān zài hòu lái yòu zhuǎn dào 'ěr shān nán duān de tuō zài yíng méi yòu jiànduàn wén xué huó dòng dāng shàng liǎo zài chū bǎn de jiā jié wén zhìjié luò de zhěbìng cóng shìhǎo bīng shuài de xiě zuò jiǔ niánzhè jiā zhì shè chū bǎn liǎohǎo bīng shuài de dān xíng běn hái fǎng yīng guó zuò jiā gèng de wēi fēn chuán》, xiě liǎo wēi 》, nèi róng yědōu shì duì 'ào xiōng guó tǒng zhì zhě hūn yōng bài de fěng
   dāng shí 'é jūn zài zhōng jiān zhì liǎo zhī jié bīng tuán 'ào xiōng guó zuò zhànyóu xiè shí rèn shí qīng jiù bào míng cān jiā liǎodàn shì hòu lái dāng zhè bīng tuán biàn zhì wéi 'é guó * bái wèi jūn de méng yǒu héng héng chòu míng zhāo zhù de jié luò shī tuánbìng kāi wǎng fǎn duì 'ěr shí wéi shí xiè táo zǒu liǎo duǒ zài xiàn 'ěr huò liú de 'ěr wéi nuò jiǔ nián xiè zài rán cān jiā liǎo hóng jūn yuè hòuchéng wéi 'ěr shí wéi dǎng yuán fǎn dòng shī tuán xuān wéimài guó zéi”, bìng xià lìng tōng shuō yòu wéi hóng jūn bàn shì shícéng wéi gāi shī tuán suǒ dàn yòu chéng gōng táo diào liǎo cān jiā xuān chuán gōng zuòdòng yuán zài 'é guó de jié shì bīng zhī yuán shí yuè mìng céng zài xīn 'ěr cān jiā zhù míng de hóng jūn jūnbìng chéng wéi jūn duì dǎng de gān duìhòu rèn 'ěr shì de duì lìng yuán jiǔ jiǔ nián bèi wěi rèn wéi shì wài guó gòng chǎn dǎng yuán wěi yuán huì de shū tóng nián rèn hóng jiàn yìn shuà chǎng de dǎng wěi shū jiǔ 'èr nián rèn hóng jūn jūn zhèng zhì guó cháng xiè zài 'ěr shídān rèn guò wén zhìkuáng biāo》、 xiōng wén zhìjìn gōng měnggǔ wén zhìshǔ guāngde lǐng dǎo gōng zuò xiè zài fēng xìn zhōng céng tán dào zài 'ěr shí jié shí wèi cān jiā shí yuè mìng de zhōng guó jiāng jūn xiè gēn wèi jiāng jūn xué zhōng wéntóng shí jiào jié wén shí fēn hàn xiě dàozài wàn liù qiān zhōng guó fāng kuài zhōng jiān zhǐ rèn shí shuō dāng shí hóng jūn mìng jūn shì wěi yuán huì hái céng qǐng xiè zhù biān zhǒng zhōng wén kān
   jiǔ 'èr niánjié shè huì mín zhù dǎng pài liǎo fǎng dài biǎo tuán men qǐng xiè huí guó gōng zuò tóng liǎotóng nián shí 'èr yuè huí dào bìng wéi shè huì mín zhù dǎng zuǒ de guān bàohóng quán bàoxiě wén zhāngdāng shí jié shì xīn jiàn de gòng guó jiǔ xiè bèi zhèng miè wéijiān ”。
   dàn náo cóng shìhǎo bīng shuài de xiě zuòyóu zhǎo dào chū bǎn zhě jiǔ 'èr nián zài péng yǒu men de zhù xià fèi juàn kān yìn chéng shūbìng qiě tóng yǒu rén shàng jiē jiào màijiēguǒ wéi chéng gōng běn jìhuà gòng xiě chéng juànkāi shǐ xiě juàn shí liǎo nüè zài bìng shàng yòng kǒu shù de fāng shì chuàng zuò jiǔ 'èr sān niángāng xiě wán sān zhāng jiù yīn xīn zàng fèi yán rán shì cháng shí nián hái mǎn shíduì jié duì 'ōu zhōuduì rén lèi jìn de wén xué shì de yāo zhé dōushì de sǔn shīhòu lái de péng yǒu 'ěr · wàn quán shū wándàn yīn wén yòu xiǎn zhù chā biéjìn nián lái de bǎn běn duō shān yòng liǎo
  
   jié zhù míng huà jiā yuē sài · wéihǎo bīng shuài suǒ huà de chā shì yuán shū míng de xiǔ zhī zuòshì shí shàng xiè shēng qián bìng méi kàn dào zhè xiē gēn de zuò pǐn zhī xiāng zhāng de chā jǐn jǐn zài jiǔ 'èr nián qǐng wèicǐ shū huà guò fēng miàn jiǔ 'èr nián shì xiè shì shì de nián cái yìngjié bàoxīng ji de biān zhě zhī yuēwéihǎo bīng shuài zuò liǎo chā zài gāi kān shàng liánzǎiměi chā xià miàn bìng yóu huà jiā cóng yuán zhù zhòngxuǎn zhāi duàn zuò wéi shuō míng tǒng xiān hòu céng wéi xiè de quán zuò pǐn huà guò sān sān jiǔ xiě zhōng jǐnhǎo bīng shuài jiù huà liǎo jiǔ jiǔ měi dōushì zhè me dào jìn yòu lún kuò fēn míngshū shū jiù néng jué zhù shū zhōng rén héng héng yóu shì zhù rén gōng shuài héng héng de líng húnzài shū chā shǐ shàngbié shù
   chū shēng qióng xié jiàng de jiā tíng yòu jiù huān huì huà zǎo shòu jié xiàn shí zhù huà jiā shì · ā liè shì( 1852~ 1913) de yǐng xiǎng shēnshí suì zài jiā zhuāng dìng zuōfáng dāng xué yīn 'ér jiē chù dào duō yòu chā de míng zhùcóng shí jiù kāi shǐ yòng gōng zuò huà jiǔ nián yuè chū bǎn shè yìn xíng liǎo de huà
   hái huān yán jiū mín jiān zhuāng shùsōu tóng yáo de huì huà de chuàng xìng shì tóng jié fēng de mín chuán tǒng jǐn jié de de xiàn tiáo rán cǎi xiān míng huó xià chōng mǎn zhe mín jiān shēng huó de shī
   zuì chū wéi hǎo tóng huà zuò guò chā yòu biān huì de 》、《 kuài de shēng xuéděng méng xìng jiǔ 'èr dào jiǔ sān nián jiān zhù biān guò 'ér tóng kān xiǎo huā 'ér》、 màn huà zhìdòng shì jiè》, wéihóng quán bàozuò guò huàbìng lìng fěng zuò jiā · de zuò pǐn huà guò chā dàn shì zhù yào shì wéihǎo bīng shuài suǒ zuò de zhè chā 'ér wén míng de
   xiàng shuài yàng tōng de rén xiàng jiù shì huà zuò zhōng de zhù yào cái cóng lái huà méi yòu rén de fēng jǐngzài de huà miàn shàng huó yuè zhe de zǒng shì shǒu gōng gōng rén shuǐ jiàngnóng mínmófáng gōng rénkàn lín rénlǎo tài huò xiǎo hái duì xiè zhè zuò pǐn yòu shēn zhàn de huìzài chā fēng shàng yuán zuò dào gāo de xiézhè shì yīn wéi men 'èr rén cóng jiǔ nián jiù jié xià shēn zhì de yǒu zhè zhǒng yǒu shì jiàn zài men gòng tóng duì rén mín chì liè de 'ài duì fǎn dòng tǒng zhì zhě shēnqiè de tòng hèn shàngzài xiè chuàng zuò zhè xiǎo shuō de nián yuè men zhí mìqiè jiāo wǎng hái dào shēng huó guòduì xiè zuò pǐn zhōng suǒ biǎo de xiǎng gǎn qíng liǎo jiě zuì wéi tòu chè jiǔ niánjié zhèng céng bān gěi rén mín shù jiāde guāng huī chēng hào


  Jaroslav Hašek (Czech pronunciation: [ˈjaroslaf ˈɦaʃɛk]; April 30, 1883–January 3, 1923) was a Czech humorist, satirist, writer and socialist anarchist best known for his novel The Good Soldier Švejk, an unfinished collection of farcical incidents about a soldier in World War I and a satire on the ineptitude of authority figures, which has been translated into sixty languages. He also wrote some 1,500 short stories. He was a journalist, bohemian, and practical joker.
  
  Life and work
  Hašek was born in Prague, Bohemia (then within Austria-Hungary, now the Czech Republic), the son of high school math teacher Josef Hašek and his wife Kateřina. Poverty forced the family, with three children—another son Bohuslav, three years Hašek's younger, and an orphan cousin Maria—to move often, more than ten times during his infancy. He never knew a real home, and this rootlessness clearly influenced his life of wanderlust. When he was thirteen, Hašek's father died from excessive alcohol intake, and his mother was unable to raise him firmly. The teenage boy dropped out of high school at the age of 15 to become a druggist, but eventually graduated from business school. He worked briefly as a bank officer and also as a dog salesman (a profession he was to attribute to his hero Švejk and from which many of the improbable anecdotes told by Švejk are drawn). He preferred, however, the liberated profession of a writer and journalist, though he had entered into the circles of gipsies and vagabonds, taking up many bad habits and becoming unruly and hard to track down.
  
  In 1906 he joined the anarchist movement, having taken part in the 1897 anti-German riots in Prague as a schoolboy. He gave regular lectures to groups of proletarian workers and, in 1907, became the editor of the anarchist journal Komuna. As an anarchist in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, his movements were closely monitored by the police and he was arrested and imprisoned on a regular basis; his offenses include numerous cases of vandalism and at least one case of assaulting a police officer, for which he spent a month in prison. He satirised the lengths to which the Austro-Hungarian police would go to entrap suspected political subversives in the opening chapters of The Good Soldier Svejk.
  
  Hašek met Jarmila Mayerová in 1907, and fell in love with her. However, due to his bohemian lifestyle, her parents found him an unsuitable match for their daughter. In response to this, Hašek attempted to back away from his radical politics and get a settled job as a writer. When he was arrested for desecrating a flag in Prague, Mayerová's parents took her into the country, in hope that this would end their relationship. This move was unsuccessful in that it failed to end the affair, but it did result in Hašek's renewed focus in writing. By 1909, he had sixty-four short stories published, over twice as many as in any previous year, and he was also named as the editor of the journal The Animal World. This job did not last long, however, as he was soon dismissed for publishing articles about imaginary animals which he had dreamed up (though this furnished further material for Švejk).
  
  In 1910, he married Jarmila Mayerová. However the marriage was to prove an unhappy one, and lasted little more than three years. Mayerová went back to live with her parents in 1913 after he was caught trying to fake his own death. At the outbreak of World War I, Hašek lived spasmodically[clarification needed] with cartoonist Josef Lada, who later illustrated the Good Soldier Švejk. Eventually he was drafted and joined the army; many of the characters in Švejk are based on people he met during the war. He did not spend long fighting in the front line, being captured by the Russians in 1915. He had a relatively easy time in the Russian POW camps, he was assigned to the camp's commander as a secretary. He was allowed to leave the camp in 1916 to join the newly formed Czech Legion as a propagandist.
  
  After the Russian Revolution of 1917, he remained in Russia as a member of the Bolshevik party. He joined the Red Army and became an rmy unit commissar. During this time he also remarried (although he was still married to Jarmila). He eventually returned again to Prague in 1920 in the hope of finishing The Good Soldier Švejk. However, in some circles he was not a popular figure, being branded a traitor and a bigamist, and struggled to find a publisher for his works.
  
  Before the war, in 1912, he published the book The Good Soldier Švejk and other strange stories (Dobrý voják Švejk a jiné podivné historky) where the figure of Švejk appeared for the first time but it was only after the war in his famous novel that Švejk became a sancta simplicitas, a cheerful idiot who joked about the war as if it were a tavern brawl. By this time, Hašek had become gravely ill and dangerously overweight. He no longer wrote, but dictated the chapters of Švejk from his bedroom in village Lipnice, where he unexpectedly died in 1923, at age 39, of tuberculosis contracted during the war.
  
   Legacy
  Since his death, all of Hašek's short stories have been collected and published in the Czech language.
  For decades (until 2000) a Festival of humor and satire "Haškova Lipnice" had been held in Lipnice.
   Namesakes
  Asteroid 2734 Hašek was named after Jaroslav Hašek.
  Asteroid 7896 Švejk was named after the main character of his most famous novel.
  A EuroCity class train on the route Prague - Bratislava - Budapest operated by České dráhy bears the name Jaroslav Hašek.
   Bibliography
  The Good Soldier Švejk and His Fortunes in the World War, translated by Cecil Parrott, with original illustrations by Josef Lada
  The Fateful Adventures of the Good Soldier Švejk During the World War, translated by Zenny K. Sadlon
  The Red Commissar: Including further adventures of the good soldier Švejk and other stories
  Bachura Scandal and Other Stories and Sketches, translated by Alan Menhenett
  Biography by Cecil Parrott, The Bad Bohemian (ISBN 0-349-12698-4).
    

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