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"Melancholy in Paris" contains both incisive criticism and satire of the dirty and ugly social reality and secular habits, as well as a fascinating depiction of beauty and the heart's longing for it. The book aroused great criticism from critics at the time, the collection of poems was banned, and Baudelaire even faced a lawsuit. But Hugo, who was in exile, praised the collection of poems, saying that it was like a "dazzling star" and brought "a new tremor" to the French poetry world.
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