1, classical literature. /kloc-Since the 7th century, there have been literary giants such as Moliere, Stendhal, Balzac, Duma, Hugo, Flaubert, Duma, Zola and Roland in French classical literature. Their Notre Dame de Paris, Red and Black, The Old Man, The Count of Monte Cristo, Les Miserables and john christopher have all been translated into world literature.
2. Art design. Since17th century, France has become the world leader in industrial design and art design. The College of Applied Arts, Architecture and Fashion Design is famous overseas as "Made in France". Avignon Drama Festival was founded by French drama director Jean Vilar in 1947. It effectively promoted the recovery and development of French culture and art, and made the elegant drama art go out of the palace and go to the folk.
3. Cannes International Film Festival. It is one of the five major film festivals in the world. It is held every May in Cannes, a seaside town in southeastern France. It is one of the earliest and largest international film festivals in the world, lasting about two weeks. 1956 The highest award was the Golden Duck Award, and 1957 was changed to the Palme d 'Or Award.
4. Heritage Day. The third Saturday in September 1984 officially started. The first activity was held on the third Sunday in September. Under the impetus of Jacques Lang, then Minister of Culture, many historical and cultural heritages of the Deep Palace were opened to the public, letting more people know how to love and protect the historical and cultural heritage of mankind. Formerly known as "National Cultural Relics Open Day".
5, diet. French food is fresh and novel. French cuisine mainly likes beef, roasted snails, truffles, mushrooms, lobsters, foie gras, caviar, wine, olive oil and whipped cream. A standard French meal is in the order of cold cuts, soup, main course and dessert. French wine is world-famous. Bordeaux, languedoc and Burgundy are all famous French wine producing areas.