: December 28, 1895 1. Activities in France, the French Lumierebrothers screened the films "Tear Down the Wall", "Baby's Lunch" and "The Factory Gate" for the first time in Paris.
It was one of the first films released in the world on December 28, 1895, and one of those 17-meter-long films produced by Louis Lumière.
This film was the first to use special effects.
The technology is simple but significant.
It demonstrated the unique expressive power of film and had a wide impact on subsequent filmmakers.
The film's backgrounds impress with their depth and untitled three-dimensionality.
, a documentary short directed by Louis Lumiere, released on April 15, 1895.
The film was shown publicly in Paris.
Indian Salon December 28, 1895, this is one of the films that marked the official birth of cinema.
It can be called a poem about daily life with an intimate and touching artistic effect.
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Taken in 1895.
Photography by Yi Luliu Miel.
The scene shown at that time was the scene after get off work at the Leumière factory in Lyon, France.
The film is just over a minute long, but it holds an important place in film history as it was the world's first film.
It is one of the must-see films for film art graduate students in universities around the world.
Auguste Lumière (October 19, 1862 - April 10, 1954) and Louis Lumière (October 5, 1864 - June 6, 1948) were French brothers and film stars.
and inventor of the motion picture projector.
The two brothers created the zoetrope, created by American inventor Edison, whose moving images could be amplified through projection so that more people could watch them at the same time.
Font legislation is an important part of modern political activity.
The legislative activity of the establishment of the French Republic was the adoption of the Constitution of the Third French Republic.
2. Famous events in France France and the UK have similar festivals, such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, etc.
France also has a Bastille Day, and the Queen’s birthday is a British holiday.
3. French festivals Creationists believe that human education originated from the survival instinct activities of various animals in the animal kingdom.
The main representatives who advocated the origin of life were Torno and Pessinone.
According to this theory, the phenomenon of education existed before the emergence of human society, and human educational activities are rooted in human biological nature.
After the emergence of humans, they inherited the form of education already formed by animals, but this form of education has been continuously improved and made more complex.
In this sense, there is no essential difference between the educational activities of humans and the education of animals.
For example, the old cat teaches the kitten to catch mice, the tiger teaches the tiger to catch animals, the hen teaches the chicks to feed, etc.
They are all educational phenomena, just like humans educating their offspring.
4. French social activities France’s characteristic culture includes classical literature, art design, Cannes International Film Festival, Heritage Day, food, etc.
1. Classical literature Since the 17th century, French classical literature has included Molière, Stendhal, Balzac, Alexandre Dumas, Victor Hugo, Flaubert, Alexandre Dumas, Zola and Romain Rolland.
Grandmaster.
Their "Tear Down the Wall", "Baby's Lunch", "The Factory Gate", "Notre Dame de Paris", "The Red and the Black" and "Patriot Goriot" have been translated into world literary works.
2. Art and Design France has become the world leader in industrial design and art design.
The school specializing in applied arts, architecture and fashion design is famous for its Made in France. The theater festival was founded in 1947 by French theater director Jean Vilar. It has effectively promoted the restoration and development of French culture and art, bringing elegant theater art out of the world.
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3. The Cannes International Film Festival is one of the five major film festivals in the world. It is held every May in the seaside town of Cannes in southeastern France.
It is one of the world's oldest and largest international film festivals, lasting approximately two weeks.
In 1956, the highest award was the Golden Duck, which was changed to the Palme d'Or.
Or award 1957.
4. Heritage Day officially started on the third Saturday and Sunday of September 1984, and the initial event was held on the third Sunday of September.
Under the promotion of the then Minister of Culture Jacques Lang, many historical and cultural heritage sites in the palace opened their doors to the public, with the purpose of letting more people understand love and protecting human historical and cultural heritage.
The original name was National Cultural Relics Open Day.
5. Required diet French cuisine pays attention to freshness and original flavor.
French cuisine mainly favors beef, grilled snails, truffles, mushrooms, lobster, foie gras, caviar, wine, olive oil and fresh cream.
A standard French dinner consists of cold dishes, soup, main course and dessert.
The wines produced in France are world-famous, such as Bordeaux, Languedoc and Burgundy.
These famous wine producing areas are all in France.
5. In the French Cultural Activities Year, the most successful comedy series in the history of French comedy films were filmed one after another: "The Count of Monte Cristo", "Les Misérables", "John Christophe", "The Police of Saint-Tropez", "The Police"
New York》This group of ostrich policemen were surrounded by Phineas in Saint-Tropez, a town with the most vacation villas for wealthy people in France.