His works have had a profound influence on the famous Chinese Internet writer Annie Baby.
In 1914 Marguerite Duras? Donadieu was born in the city of Gia Dinh in Jiaotong Chinatown (now southern Vietnam). Her father was a math teacher and her mother was a teacher at the local elementary school. She had two older brothers.
Her father died in 1921.
In 1924 she was living in Phnom Penh, Vinh Long, and Sak Lek. Her mother bought a piece of land in Poreno (Cambodia) that could not be cultivated.
In 1939 she married Robert? Ontelm was married.
From 1940 to 1942 she worked with Philip? Roque on the publication of The French Empire at Galileo Press. Working at the Book Club, The Tanarans was rejected by Galileo Press. Her first child died young. Her youngest brother dies during the war against Japan in China. She meets Dionis Mascolo. Mascolo became acquainted.
In 1943 she published the novel "No Country" under the pseudonym Marguerite Duras. Duras's pen name, "The Shameless". Joins the Resistance movement led by Fran?ois Mitterrand. Mitterrand) in the Resistance movement.
In 1944 R. Antelme was arrested and banished to Buchenwald and then to Dachau (see Misery). She joins the French ****production party, becomes secretary of the party branch in the rue Visconti, sets up a tracing office and publishes the newspaper Le Libertaire, which carries material on the situation of prisoners of war and deportees. Publishes La vie en calme.
R. Antelme returned in 1945. Founded the Universal Press with R. Antelm.
In 1946 she spends the summer in Italy. Divorced from R. Antelme.
1947 Her son Jean-Marcolo is born. Mascolo is born.
1950 She publishes "Dykes against the Pacific". She was expelled from the French ****production party.
Separated from D. Mascolo in 1957.
Published The Sound of the Piano in 1958. From 1955 she opposed the continuation of the Algerian war and later the de Gaulle regime. Wrote for various weeklies and magazines.
In 1959 she wrote "Hiroshima Love" for Alain? René to write the screenplay for the movie "Hiroshima Mon Amour".
Elected jury member for the Medici Prize in 1960, but resigned a few years later. "If a negative jury exists, I'm on it."
In 1961 she wrote for Henry? Korpi's film, "The Long Goodbye," a screenplay that was the result of a collaboration with 1963 Medici Literary Award winner Gérard? Jarreau, winner of the 1963 Medici Prize for Literature.
In 1968 she took part in those events of the May Storm. The political essay on the birth of the Action Committee of Students and Writers, which can be read in Green Eyes, was discredited by the committee and the committee was dissolved shortly thereafter.
In 1975, "Song of India" won the French Association of Art Film Cinemas and Experimental Cinemas Award during the Cannes Film Festival.
In 1976, "All Day Among the Trees" won the Jean? Cocteau Award.
Drug treatment at the American Hospital in Nay in 1982.
In 1984, "The Lover" won the Prix Goncourt.
Published Agony in 1985. July 17 publishes an article in Libération, Marguerite? The position taken by Duras in the Wehrmann case aroused hostility among some readers and a debate among several feminists.
In 1986, The Lover was awarded the Ritz-Paris-Hemingway Prize for "the best novel published in English that year".
1988~1989 Severe coma. Hospitalized. 1990 R. Ontelm died.
Published North China Lover in 1991.
1996 Marguerite? Duras dies.
Catalog of works
The Brazen One 1943/novel Bloom, reprinted 1992 by Gallimard Press.
A Quiet Life 1944/novel Galileo Press
The Dykes Against the Pacific 1950/novel Galileo
The Sailor of Gibraltar 1952/novel Galileo
The Ponies of Tajinia 1953/novel Galileo
The Years in the Trees, collects Python ", "Mrs. Dodan", and "The Site" 1954/collection of short stories Galima
"The Garden in the Center of the Street" 1955/novel Galima
"The Sound of the Piano" 1958/novel Vicarious Nights Publishing Company
"The Viaduct at Seine-et-Oise" 1959/drama Galima
"Summer Nights Ten and a Half 1960/novel Galima
Hiroshima Love 1960/film script Galima
Such a Long Absence 1961/film script In collaboration with Gérard Jarreau
Galima
An Afternoon for Monsieur Andemas 1962/short story Galima
Raul The Ecstasy of V. Stein" 1964/fiction Galima
"Drama - Volume 1: The Water and the Forest - The Piazza - One of the Music" 1965/Theater Galima
The Vice-Consul 1965/novel Galima
The Music 1966/film co-directed with Paul Thébbon
The English Lover 1967/novel Galima
The English Lover 1968/theater Galima
Theater - Volume I: Water and Forest - Square - One of the Music
Theatre - Volume I: Water and Forest - Square - One of the Music
Theatre - Volume II. -Volume 2: Suzanne Andrère -The Years in the Trees -Yes, Maybe -The Kingdom of Sagat- -A Man Came to See Me 1968 Galima
Destroy, She Said 1969 Midnight
Destroy, She Said Movie Distributed by Benoit Jago
Abang. Sabana and David 1970 Galima
Love 1971/novel Galima
The Yellow Sun 1971/film Galima
Natalie Grange 1972/film Galima
Song of India 1973/drama, film Galima
Woman of the Ganges 1973/film Beno?t Jagot release
Natalie Grange 1973 Galima
The Talker 1974/Conversation with Quetzavier Gauthier Sublime Nights
Baxter, Sheltered by Baxter 1976/film Galima
In the Deserts of Calcutta, Her Name Is Venice 1976/film released by Beno?t Jago
The Years in the Trees film released by Beno?t Jago
The Trucks 1977/film
The Trucks, with a conversation with Michel Porte 1977 Vigilante
The Dominion of Marguerite Duras 1977/with Michel Porte Collaboration eve
The Cinema of Eden 1977/Drama Merchant God Press
The Ship of the Night 1978/Film
Sezaleh 1979/Film
Melbourne Aurelia Steiner 1979/Film
Vancouver Aurelia Steiner 1979/Film
"Vera Baxter or Atlantic Beach" 1980 Albatross Press
"The Man Sitting on the Porch" 1980/Short Stories Midnight
"The Summer of '80" 1980 Midnight
"Green Eyes" 1980 Movie Journal
"Agatha" 1981 Midnight
Agatha or the Infinite Readings 1981/film
The World Outside - Volume 1 1981 Alban Michel Publishing
The Young Girl and the Child 1981/audiocassette tape Adapted by Jan Andrea from The Summer of '80, read by Marguerite Duras
"Dialogues in Rome" 1982/film
"The Atlantic Man" 1981/film
"The Atlantic Man" 1982/short story Vigil
"Savannah Cove" First edition 1982, supplement 1983 Vigil
"The Disease of Death" 1982/short story Gallimard
< p>The Plays - Volume III: <The Beast of the Jungle>, based on the novel by Henry James, adapted by James Lord in collaboration with Marguerite Duras; <The Aspern Papers>, based on the novel by Henry James, adapted by Duras in collaboration with Robert Anthelm; <. The Dance of Death>, based on the novel by August Strindberg, adapted by Duras"1984 / Drama Gálíma
The Lover 1984 / Novella The Son's Night
Anguish 1985 P.O.L. Press
Music No. 2 1985 Gálíma
Chekhov's The Seagull 1985 Galima
The Children 1985/Film Produced in collaboration with Jean Mascolo and Jean-Marc Turenne
Blue Eyes, Black Hair 1986/Fiction Vigil
The Whore of the Normandy Coast 1986 Vigil
Material Life 1987 P.O.L. Press
Emily L. 1987/novel Vigil
Summer Rain 1990/novel P.O.L. Press
The Lover from Northern China 1991/novel Vigil
Jan Andrea Steiner 1992 P.O.L. Press
The Write-ups 1993 Galima
The End of Everything 1995 P.O.L. Press
Novels, Films, Plays, 1943~1993 in Retrospect 1997 Gallimard
Writing/Marguerite Duras
A: "Not like the vixen type of woman that makes all the men swoon, the type of women are lovable only when they create tragedy, and they are admirable in felony court."
B: "The truest thing between husbands and wives is betrayal; no couple, even the most beautiful, can inspire each other in love; and in adultery, the woman is excited by fear and sneakiness, and the man sees in it a more erotically arousing goal."
C: "The way to deal with men is to have to love them very, very much, or they become insufferable. I love men, I only love men. I can have 50 men at a time."
D: "Love doesn't exist, all there is between men and women is passion, and it is absolutely inappropriate, even pathetic, to find comfort in love, but then again, she thinks it is unthinkable to live without love, without a place for love in the heart, without a place for expectation."
E: "Any woman who is more mysterious than a man, more intelligent, more vivid, more fresh than a man, never wants to be a man."
F: "If a woman only has sex with the same man for the rest of her life, it's because she doesn't like sex. But having a love story once is more important and meaningful than getting laid forty-five times. "
G: "Homosexuality is a sure-fire disease like cancer."
H: "Prefer authors who have written only one novel. Favorite authors and works include the Bible, Mishley, Chateaubriand, Rousseau, Pascal, Renan's biography of Jesus, Princess Clive, Racine, Baudelaire, and don't think Sartre or Beauvoir are writers."
I: "A writer is insufferable, he kills and does bad things." It is non-existent. It has no center, no roads, no lines. There are large areas where everyone thinks there's someone there, when there's no one."