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I think, A character who can support the theme of "Les Misérables", Jean Valjean, In the end, it was his kindness that won out. In the end, he was defeated by his kindness. Actually, What is a happy life in the true sense? At the end of the day, it's just inner peace and recognition of one's life. Even people who are well-fed and well-fed all day long are in so much pain that they risk life and death. Even a mouse living in the gutter can rejoice in getting a piece of milk to survive. Inner peace and happiness, It is the ultimate vision. Jean Valjean is a person who can be moved by Bishop Myriel's kind act and change his life. The kindness in his bones cannot be changed. I remember reading somewhere that the total amount of good and evil in this world is equal. Remain unchanged. Jean Valjean and Bishop Miriam belong to this good side, Nothing can be changed. And the evil in those worlds will not disappear. Maybe this is the balance and moderation of the world. Jean Valjean is not a kind person deep down. No matter how much teaching Bishop Miriam gave, it was of no avail. Jean Valjean's kindness is engraved in his blood, and his evil lies in stealing a piece of bread when he is extremely hungry. That's all, And for stealing little Zeref's money, he felt so guilty in his heart. And an evil person doesn't know what self-blame is. In fact, Jean Valjean gained inner peace. Instead, he has gone from a miserable world to a world of inner peace. In fact, life is hard. Everything must be obtained through continuous learning and hard work and mental effort. Suffering is the essence. It goes without saying that it is miserable. This life is originally a "Les Miserables" A ray of light emerged from this miserable situation. It's already too slow. That's all.

"He rests in peace. He lived, despite the twists and turns of his fate. He died only because he lost his angel. Life and death are common, just like the departure of day and the coming of night." He was a great hard labor prisoner described by Hugo. Just because he stole a piece of bread, a small piece of bread, he served as a hard labor prisoner for nineteen years. What was even more disgusting was that he was also given a yellow passport, which prevented him from being free for the rest of his life. He also thought about continuing his mistakes and becoming a thief, but he was influenced by the priest's great and tolerant love. If it were not for the priest, he might still be a thief and still be reviled by everyone. But in the love given by the priest, he understood love, understood love, and learned to give love. His selfless and great love finally made those who despised him because he was a slave laborer truly appreciate him. From his body, I seemed to see an angelic soul, full of love and greatness, a soul worthy of admiration by everyone. Although Jean Valjean died, because his angel, Cosette, had found her own happiness, he also lost his Cosette. However, he is not in pain. He has atoned for his past mistakes, and has allowed many people to gain his love, leaving his eternal footprints in that dark world. Amidst the misunderstanding and ill-treatment of others, Jean Valjean never hated others, never cared about them, and never treated others in his own way. Instead, he uses his pious heart and his sincere love to give love and touch to everyone. Think about it seriously, in the real society, how many people can treat everything with love like him? Inspector Javert would rather die than arrest Jean Valjean; Marius changed his view of Jean Valjean because of his life-saving grace; Cosette found her own happiness because of Jean Valjean's adoption. Jean Valjean's love was reciprocated. Nowadays, many people are tired of the world, hate all people, and feel that life is meaningless because of the incomprehension of those around them. Jean Valjean let me know that before he showed love, he had only temporarily lost the trust and love of others. But he did not lose his way and regained these through his own efforts. Jean Valjean, what he taught me the most is that love itself is a kind of power, a great power.

Books are the wealth of mankind. Thanks to Mr. Hugo, one of the creators of wealth, "Les Misérables" is a well-deserved world famous book. I still remember a passage in the book: Today's world, with its advanced material civilization, is, on the surface, the happiest era in history; but people are busy competing for survival, fearful of the destruction of war, and troubled by the insatiable sea of ​​desire. Spiritually, it can also be said to be the most painful era in history. People are born inexplicably, live helplessly, and finally die without knowing why... When I read the last page of the book, I was filled with emotions. The story was sometimes humorous and sometimes tear-jerking, and the characters in the book were still vivid in my mind. Bishop Bienfru, Jean Valjean, Fantine, Cosette, Gavroche, Marius, Ébony, Thenardier and his wife, Enjolras, Combeferre, Grantaire, Couferac, Mabeuf, Gillenormand, Pontmercy, Javert... Here the tragedy of war, the tragedy of revolution, the sorrow of society, and the tragedy of personal fate are intertwined and shocking. Cosette and Marius, the happy lovers, are a ray of light in the darkness, representing the progress and brightness of the future. Of course, they also hope that the two wandering brothers that little Gavroche cares about most can enter the light and escape from the miserable world. Finally, I would like to say that "Les Misérables" is really an epic philosophical masterpiece.

Jean Valjean is unfortunate, but at the same time he is also lucky. He at least met the angel who rescued him and the woman he loved. He did not lose his true heart in poverty and suffering. Hugo wrote about the current situation of people struggling to survive in a world of suffering, thereby reflecting the incompleteness of the social system. When I saw Jean Valjean, I thought of Mr. Lu Xun's Luotuo Xiangzi. Although they are not the same, they all thought that through their own efforts, they could make their lives better, but they always returned to the starting point when they were about to succeed. This is not only the tragic world of the male protagonist, but also the tragic world of everyone.

The classic work of the great French writer Victor Hugo profoundly reflected the interaction between various classes within French society at that moment, showed the harm that the social system and power system had on the bottom of society, and ruthlessly criticized government rulers and religions that claimed to be righteous. The fate of the characters in the book makes people feel infinitely sad. No matter how hard a little person tries, he cannot break free from the shackles of the system, even if he makes an unintentional mistake, even if he has made so many social contributions. This is a tragic world that makes people despair.

Before reading the novel, I had already seen the film and television adaptation, and the text was no less shocking than the movie. The world depicted in the book is a hell on earth, and the country's unreasonable system is the source of people's suffering. However, the people at the bottom of France are unable to change anything even if they suffer. The fate of each character is twists and turns. While I sympathize with them, it also triggers my thoughts on human nature. Life in a dark background also has the right to make independent choices. You can choose to be good instead of surrendering and letting darkness swallow your soul.

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Every time I read a world-famous novel like this, I have a different feeling. When I was a child, I just felt it was boring. Now, when I read it, I just feel that the world written by Hugo is depressing, poor and dark. In such a society, everyone is trying their best to survive, and some are even willing to sell their souls. The saddest thing is that Jean Valjean lost his life before he could finally spend his life with the woman he loved. When I saw the hero die, I cried. He was almost happy. I have already bought the physical book and will let my child read it when he is older.

Super exciting, it's rare to encounter such a literary epic work! The protagonist Jean Valjean is a hard-working and kind-hearted man who was forced by life to steal a piece of bread and became a hard labor prisoner, thus starting his legendary life with mixed flavors... Policeman Javert is simply a machine. He has been chasing Jean Valjean almost all his life. However, even such a heartless person still moved our protagonist and made him change... In short, whether it is Fantine's tragic life, the downfall of Conati's family (I hate the couple), or the various characters in the novel, they are all touching and lamentable...

A masterpiece worthy of being a masterpiece, Looking to Heaven in a Miserable World.

Jean Valjean's life was tragic, but he helped everyone. The archbishop's kindness affected his life, and he used his kindness to save everyone around him. The world is miserable, but don't lose your kindness. Your kindness will affect everyone around you.

It is indeed a masterpiece. The article shows us a grand picture. The events of a specific historical period allow us to see the decadence and decline of the ruling class of that era. It is pedantic and ridiculous!

When hunger and disease slowly sprout in the world, how should human nature choose? Classic works that children will read again and again. "He admitted that he was not a sinless man, and that the punishment he received was not excessive. He admitted that he had committed a reprehensible and reckless act; if he had been willing to beg people for the piece of bread, they might not have refused to give it; whether he gave it or not, he should always When waiting for a piece of bread from the pity of others or from your own work; some people say that you can wait even if you are hungry? This is not an unobjectionable reason; true starvation is rarely seen; and whether it is fortunate or unfortunate, human beings are born with meat. You can always suffer for a long time and in many ways, both physically and mentally, without losing your life; so you should be patient; even for the sake of those poor children, it is more appropriate to do so; an unfortunate bitch like him dares to stand up and fight against the entire society. It is completely crazy to fight and think that you can get rid of difficulties by stealing. No matter what, if you can escape poverty through a door, but at the same time fall into a dishonorable situation, such a door is still a bad door; in short, he was wrong. Then he asked himself: Is he the only one who is at fault in this desperate situation? Can being willing to work and lacking bread be not a serious matter in the first place?

After reading Les Misérables with all your heart, when people face all kinds of suffering, they still remain true to their original intentions. Kindness and kindness are the true meanings of the world.

The description of the characters' psychology and personality is superb, closely connecting the fate of the little characters with the changes of the times.

A book that touches the soul!

I finally finished reading it and it was so shocking.

I love "Les Misérables" so much! Its characters are so well drawn, especially Jean Valjean, whose transformation moved me very much. The writing style of this book is very grand, and the scenes and historical events described are so shocking. Hugo is really great, and his writing skills cannot be said enough!

I saw the darkness of society, and the brilliance of humanity like a spark in the darkness!

Very exciting and touching!

Very good very good

I read it again ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू ) and felt deeply

Why are some chapters under review?

I finally finished reading it after four years. Maybe it's because I'm a slow reader. This book is really good. No wonder it's called one of the world's famous literatures. I highly recommend it to everyone.