Notre Dame is a novel written by French writer victor hugo. First appeared in June 183 1, 1, 1, 65438.
Notre Dame de Paris wrote a story that happened in France in the15th century: Claude, the vice bishop of Notre Dame de Paris, was hypocritical and snake-hearted, and loved first and then hated, persecuting Esmeralda, a girl from Giselle.
Quasimodo, the ugly and kind bell ringer, gave his life to save the girl. The novel exposes the hypocrisy of religion, declares the bankruptcy of asceticism, praises the kindness, friendship and self-sacrifice of the lower working people, and embodies Hugo's humanitarian thought.
2. Les Miserables is a novel published by French writer victor hugo in 1862, covering the Napoleonic Wars and the following ten years.
The main line of the story revolves around the personal experience of the protagonist Jean Valjean, a prisoner of Toulon, and integrates French history, revolution, war, moral philosophy, law, justice and religious belief. This work has been adapted and interpreted into film and television works many times.
3.93 is the last novel of French novelist Hugo, first published in1February 874.
Hugo created three central figures in the novel: Marquis Lantenac, the leader of the Wangdai rebellion, and his grandnephew; Guo Wen, commander of the army who suppressed the rebellion; There is also Guo Wen's mentor and member of the public security Committee, Simon Mulden. A complicated plot is unfolded around them, depicting the historical scene of the desperate struggle between the bourgeoisie and the feudal forces in 1793.
4. The Normandy Tragedy was written by victor hugo, the leader of the literary movement and a humanitarian representative in the 9th century. Masterpieces include Notre Dame de Paris, Les Miserables and 93, and short stories include The Tragedy of Normandy.
1870 March night 17, the night at sea is thick and foggy. The fast and heavy "Mary" went straight to the "Normandy" and opened a big hole in the ship of the "Normandy". Halwei Captain calmly directed everyone to flee in an orderly way. Finally, everyone was saved, but the captain sank into the sea with the ship.
The Smiling Man is a novel written by French writer victor hugo. Written in 1866- 1868 and published in 1869.
This work is about Britain at the end of 17 and the beginning of 18. A group of child traffickers abandoned a boy of 10 at the seaside and died while running away. When they confessed their crimes, they sealed the boy's life experience and documents in a gourd and threw them into the sea. The boy, the son of Sir Charles Cronkite, vowed never to compromise with the crown.
At the age of 2, he was sold to a child vendor by King James II of England. Traffickers destroyed his appearance through surgery, making his face smile forever and playing a clown, so he was called Gwen Alvin. Gwen Alvin has experienced many hardships. Escape from the seaside. He was taken in by Jianghu artists, and together with another orphan girl, he formed a three-person wandering group, performing around and making a living.
15 later, two orphans became lovers and went to London to perform, causing a sensation in the whole city. At this time, the gourd that floated at sea for 15 years fell into the official hands, and Gwen Alvin's identity was confirmed.
Queen Anna took the opportunity to create a palace plot and declared Gwen Alvin as the legal heir. Gwen Alvin's speech in the House of Lords was ridiculed. In a rage, he gave up his title to find relatives. At this time, the lover was terminally ill and died in his arms. Gwen Alvin plunged into the sea with great grief.