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Books That Students Should Read, In-Volume Essentials
Mathematics, Chinese, English, chemistry, physics, biology, geography, history, ancient poetry...
Why Not Read Classics?
Recommend some good books that are meaningful, influential and well-written.
Like Literary Classics
I want to read a book similar to "La Traviata". I think this book is well written. I recommend it.
World Famous Books
🍅All the world famous books I can find are thrown at me, I can bear it
The Female Protagonist Dislikes the Male Protagonist for Being Dirty, but the Male Protagonist Is Not Dirty
Advanced Literary Works
Are there any novels that can be included in compositions or novels about famous people?
Student Party Books
I am in sixth grade and am preparing for the entrance examination (from primary school to junior high school). I am looking for some books that are helpful for my studies. The most important ones are Chinese, mathematics, and English.
Let's Have Some Monthly Shock
Requirements: Monthly calculation/good-looking/normal
Is There Any Novel with the Lowest Rating?
It must be a terrible novel
Foreign Masterpieces, Preferably Classical and Romantic Ones!
I want to read a book similar to "A Tale of Two Cities (Classic World Masterpiece)".
Book, Book, Book, I Want a Book (T^T)
I want to read a book like "The Strongest Spellman Becomes a Crazy Heartthrob in a Winery". Good books, good-looking books, so fast books, so pretentious books, so cheap books, so cool books... (The books are in short supply, I am so mad, I have forgotten my love)
















































Novel, ups and downs, after reading it you will understand the reasons why the masterpiece remains popular. Love is so brain-dead. We always like to see people through the skin. We always like good-looking people. It is difficult to detect the character beneath the skin. Beauty brought her suffering, kindness brought her the opportunity to escape, and a living life fell like a meteor. Girls, you should keep your eyes open when looking at people. Sometimes it is a good deed for those who are too beautiful to hide their beauty. People who have more desires will have more troubles. Ugly people are cute in their own way. From the beginning, everyone hated, guarded, and ridiculed the bell-ringer, but then gradually felt pity, awe, and shed tears for him. It is said that ugly people tend to cause mischief. The contrast in this book is that ugly people with beautiful hearts cannot buy love. They are hunchbacked by wishful thinking and humblely love the moon that is out of reach without asking for anything in return. His love does not contain any impurity and desire. Everyone must love something while they are alive, otherwise time will become a stagnant water that goes back and forth, and the water surface without any ripples will be boring. Although the hunchback didn't get love, he got respect. He has many shining points, including extraordinary wisdom, bravery, and amazing physical strength. These can be given up for him. If he could make a wish, he would want to change his face. Today, the plastic surgery industry can transform him into Daniel Wu. If the plastic surgery is successful, he will probably run away with his lover early.
Using souls to communicate with readers, and using the executioner's sharp blade as a pen, the absurd and shocking complex makes readers still admire Victor Hugo a hundred years later. Egyptian girls are kind-hearted by nature, but also have the heart of a girl. However, in medieval Paris, in Notre Dame, where they raised their heads and prayed for good thoughts and closed their eyes, where evil intentions emerged, such people were born to be strangled in the cradle of witches. The knight captain misinterpreted Esmeralda's love as lust, and his tragedy was to enter a marriage of lies and deception. Gingoire was once rescued by an Egyptian girl, but the only one who accompanied her to sleep was the bell-ringer. Archdeacon Floro spent the first half of his life at the expense of self-discipline and order, in exchange for the second half of his life full of absurd love. He rescued the bell-ringer and exchanged goodwill for his unfulfilled brother, but ignored the evil hidden in his own human nature. The alchemist understood paranoid belief as lust. He was jealous of the knight captain and the bard, and even the deaf, lame, and the "lower people" whom he regarded as ants, and the "lower people" who were laughed at and would not be loved. Perhaps in the eyes of such a clergyman, Esmeralda was his Virgin Mary. I have read the physical book once before, and I have been busy with work these days and read it again on the APP. In addition to the absurd narrative techniques and the twists and turns of the characters' experiences, what I can draw from the famous book is not only the characters' changing emotions, but also the history of France at that time, the Bastille that endured the twists and turns. I will find time to do three brushes.
When I first read it, I found it very difficult to read, so I tried to read it to my daughter. After reading the beginning, I felt more and more that this book was beautiful. A classic is a classic!
After reading it, although the bishop turned dark in the later period, I couldn't dislike him anymore. He was just a poor man who was crazy about love, and even died at the hands of his adopted son. Looking at it today, the character of the bishop is really interesting. In the early stage, he was rich and knowledgeable, ascetic and self-disciplined, but in the later stage, he is now a yandere and a wet man. (Maybe it's a bit wrong) But I really want to read the bishop's fanfic [laughing]
"Any evil thought is stubborn and must become a fact. It is in the areas where I think I am extremely powerful that fate is stronger than me." If you don't get it, destroy it. Some evil is engraved in your bones, so be careful of the evil in human nature.
When Gringoire was in emo, he wanted to jump into the river, but he refused to do so because the weather was too cold (sometimes I also had this thought:) and some of his reflections on life. I feel that even after centuries, people will resonate with him. He started to like Esmeralda, but knew that Esmeralda didn't like him. He was very measured and felt that in this novel, he is the kind of gentler, he is very modern. I really won't go to die for Esmeralda because of Claude's instigation, but I will still help to save Esmeralda. Before thinking about loving others, I must first let myself live well. The other characters are a bit romantic. Gringoire can represent realism. His story is not very legendary and has twists and turns. It is like a representative of ordinary people. But ordinary people are the majority in every era.
With profound wisdom, Hugo made unparalleled insights and descriptions of religion, faith, human nature, beauty and ugliness, good and evil, life and death, love and hate. It is thought-provoking and will make you read hundreds of times. In today's superficial and impetuous world, such classics show their precious value.
Master Hugo's works are all-encompassing, including love stories, architecture, literature and religion. See reply for long comment
This book touched me very much. Fate always makes people helpless, just like the girl and the bell ringer in the book. Their lives were changed, but they met again under the arrangement of fate. We will also encounter all kinds of helplessness in life, but as Hugo said, we must be thinkers of fate and not bow to fate. This book is not only a wonderful story, it is also thought-provoking and worth reading!
This book is very good. The good ones are all at the back.
I feel like this is the miserable world
Ugly soul, beautiful heart. But how can the world see it? Their eyes are like a veil, and the window to their souls is closed so their hearts cannot perceive. If anyone with real eyes sees what they admire, they will definitely think that they are blind!
Many years ago, I watched the movie of the same name, and I still have endless aftertaste. I think the master's original work should also be extremely exciting! I've almost finished reading it. It is indeed a masterpiece, touching and full of meaning!
It may be easier to find a peaceful place to live in the surface of appearances. It is still possible to find your own meaning in the depths to suture all wounds - but in the eyes of future generations, it is unnecessary...
Unexpected ending
A tragedy, fate
Although I haven't finished watching it, I really love Gringoire
Really awesome
He must have written with a knife [laughter]
Very good very good
I really like it, but the ending is unpredictable, ugh
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