Classic quotes from "Les Misérables"

"Les Misérables" is a movie directed by Tom Hooper, starring Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, and Anne Heather Wei, Amanda Seyfried and other starring roles. The predecessor of this film is a musical of the same name, adapted from the novel published by the great French writer Victor Hugo in 1862. The following are classic quotes from "Les Misérables", compiled and shared by everyone. You are welcome to read them. I hope the content will be helpful to you.

1. The widest thing in the world is the ocean, wider than the ocean is the sky, and wider than the sky is the human heart.

2. It is the human heart that releases infinite light, and it is the human heart that creates boundless darkness. Light and darkness are intertwined and fighting. This is the world we are attached to but helpless in every way.

3. Not being heard is not a reason to be silent.

4. Where the feet cannot reach, the eyes can reach; where the eyes cannot reach, the spirit can fly.

5. Why regret what you can’t do.

6. It’s complicated and confusing, but there must be God’s will.

7. The first symptom of true love is timidity in young men, but boldness in young women. This may seem incomprehensible, but it is actually very simple. This is the result of the sexes trying to get closer to each other and adopt each other's character.

8. It is better to refuse frankly than to agree reluctantly.

9. People can only survive if they have material things; people can live life only if they have ideals.

10. People have pain points, and the best way to protect them is to never touch them?

11. I would rather rely on my own strength to open up my future than to I hope those who have the strength will favor me.

12. Not making mistakes is an angel’s dream. It is the human principle to make as few mistakes as possible; mistakes are like the attraction of the center of the earth, and everything in this world is bound to make mistakes.

13. From the perspective of spiritual eyes, the human heart is more dazzling and darker than anywhere else; nothing that the spiritual eyes gaze at is as scary, complex, and mysterious as the human heart. So boundless. There is a scene that is grander than the ocean, and that is the sky; there is another scene that is grander than the sky, and that is the inner world of people.

14. The first hunger of mankind is ignorance.

15. One more school can save one prison.

16. When writing poems based on the human heart, whether it only describes one person or the most humble person, it will merge all the epics into one higher and final epic. The human heart is a mixture of delusions, greed, and plots. It is the melting pot of dreams, the abyss of shameful thoughts, a den of deceit, and a battlefield of desire. At a certain moment, through the pale face of a thinking person, observe the back, the heart, and the obscurity. Beneath the exterior silence, there are the fights of giants like those in Homer's epic poems, the mixture of dragons, monsters, snakes, and hordes of ghosts like those in Milton's poems, and the spiral fantasy like those in Dante's poems. See. This immensity that each person carries, although it is unfathomable, is always used to measure the will of his mind and the behavior of his life, and he is always disappointed.

17. A victory that is consistent with progress deserves the people’s applause. But a heroic failure deserves more sympathy from the people. One is magnificent, the other is sublime.

18. People who are obsessed with a certain belief have a ruthless and honest joy when they indulge themselves. Such joy is inexplicably eerie and evocative. The light of respect.

19. Books are tools for cultivating the soul.

20. Never be afraid of thieves and murderers. They are external dangers. Small dangers are better to be afraid of ourselves. Prejudices are thieves, and bad habits are murderers.

21. The human heart, like a rock, can also have holes pierced by water drops.

22. What the world lacks is perseverance, not strength.

23. If you don’t eat, you will be eaten? It’s better to make teeth than to make fodder.

24. If you are a stone, you should be a magnet; if you are a plant, you should be a mimosa; if you are a human, you should be the person of your dreams.

25. The future will belong to two kinds of people: those who think and those who work. In fact, these two kinds of people are the same kind of people, because thinking is also labor.

26. A major mistake, like a thick rope, is composed of many small parts. It doesn’t matter if you look at them separately, but many small mistakes together will form a big mistake.

27. Historical figures often have two different images: light and shadow. The glory of a commander is often followed by his own dark shadow.

28. Grace is the ideal form, while tolerance is the ideal dynamic.

29. Of the two ears of man, one hears the voice of God and the other hears the voice of the devil.

30. Poverty makes men miserable, hunger makes women degraded, and darkness makes children weak.

31. There is only one way to refuse tomorrow, and that is to die.

32. Sewers are the conscience of the city.

33. Before you die, endure the pain for love and admire for hope.

34. A depressed person will never look back, because he always feels that bad luck is following closely behind him and cannot be shaken off.

35. Being a saint is a special situation; being an upright person is the right way to be a human being. Although you wander on the wrong path, make mistakes, and make mistakes, you should always be an upright person. .

36. This is an ancient law? Jealousy and hatred are at work; talented people will inevitably attract slander, and great people will hear dogs barking at some point.

37. No matter how wise a person is, he has his own idols that he worships.

38. A person may remain unmoved by a disaster in life or property, but sometimes there is a mysterious and terrible blow that hits a person's heart and can make him unable to recover.

39. Some silence is tantamount to lying.

40. There is no power without minions, nor is there any honor without servants.

41. It is also a good thing that there are many thorns on the road of art. Most people are afraid of it, except those with strong will.

42. People who do not look back on the vanished yesterday have no thoughts and feelings.

43. To be honest, Master Li Geer, your clothes are a bit too old. Older is better, Reiger replied, because it’s old that my clothes and I get along well with each other. It stretches and bends with me without any awkwardness. It will change into whatever weird shape I look like. Whatever moves I make, it will follow my moves. I only feel it when I'm hot. Old clothes really can be as considerate as old friends. ?

44. People often ignore reality in their fantasies.

45. Civil war? What does this mean? Is there also a kind of external war? Aren’t wars between people all wars between brothers? The nature of war only depends on its Purpose. There is no such thing as a foreign war or a civil war. There are only unjust and just wars.

46. Love and love before, that’s enough. There is no need to make any other wishes.

47. The human heart is a vast world. People often feel sad when facing their conscience and reflecting on their ambitions and daily actions.

48. People say that children are ungrateful in some cases, which is too harsh. In fact, this is not as sinful as people think. This kind of forgetfulness is a natural phenomenon. Of course, as we've mentioned elsewhere, this is "looking forward." Nature divides sentient beings into two types: arriving and departing. Those who leave face the darkness, and those who arrive face the light. The distance that arises from here is detrimental to the elderly, but is unconscious on the part of the young. This distance, which is not felt at the beginning, slowly expands like the branches of a tree. Although the thin branches do not break away from the trunk, they gradually move away. It's not their fault. Youth tends to joy, festivals, dazzling splendor and love, while old people tend to the end. Although they meet each other, they have lost close contact. Life dulls the feelings of the young, and the grave dilutes the feelings of the old. Don't blame these innocent children.

49. The greatest happiness in life is to be sure that someone loves you, that someone loves you because of who you are, or to be more precise, that someone still loves you despite who you are.

50. Public laughter is an accomplice in universal depravity. Some unhealthy festivals corrupt people and turn them into mobs; and both mobs and tyrants need clowns to amuse them.

51. When some terrible problems are exposed nakedly in front of us, we must get used to countless and a series of bad luck before we dare to face these problems. Good or evil lies behind this stern question mark. What are you going to do?

52. Children accept joy and happiness the fastest and most casually, because they are born with happiness and happiness.

53. Love is a stupid thing that people do, but it is the wisdom of God.

54. Culture should not be refined, but purified.

55. Through poverty, weak-willed people become shameless and despicable, while strong-willed people become otherworldly. Poverty is a crucible, and whenever fate calls for a villain or a man of God, a man is thrown into it.

56. Diamonds can only be found in the dark underground, and truth can only be found in deep thoughts.

57. On top of the absolutely correct revolution, there is also an absolutely correct humanitarianism.

58. A certain degree of dreaming, just like the right amount of sedatives, is good.

It can soothe the mind that is feverish at work, even with high fever, and produce a soft and cool breath from the spirit to trim the rough image of pure thought, fill in the holes and gaps here and there, connect paragraphs, and polish the imagination. edges and corners. But excessive dreams can make people sink. A person who works in the spiritual field and lets himself fall completely from thoughts to dreams will be in trouble! He thinks that he can get out at any time if he gets in, and thinks that there is no difference between the two. He was wrong!

59. The three virtues that warm the soul: faith, compassion and desire.

60. The two natures of vulgarity and innocence have one thing in common, there is no transition stage.

61. Human hearts and rocks are the same and may be penetrated by water droplets.

62. When suffering exceeds a certain level, people will be conquered by some evil indifference.

63. Darkness makes people’s hearts palpitate. People must have light. Anyone who enters a dark place will feel anxious. When the eyes see darkness, the mind loses its peace. When there is a lunar eclipse, even the hardiest person can feel uneasy in the dark at night. The best altar is the heart of the unfortunate who thanks God for the comfort he receives.

64. A person is not just a circle with a center, but an ellipse with two centers, one is facts and the other is thoughts.

65. Pious heart songs also have secret rooms, pretending to be curious about scandals.

66. If a person relies on labor to support his relatives, he has no right to sacrifice. Otherwise, he will be a deserter from his family.

67. Laziness is the mother. She has a son called theft and a daughter called hunger.

68. In this sad world, selfishness is all under the banner of liberal arts, and words like "prudent", "serious" and "sane" are the most popular.

69. Once you have confidence in your own beauty, a woman’s whole soul will shine with splendor.

70. A major mistake is like a thick rope, which is composed of many small parts. You divide a rope into strands, and you separate all the decisive factors one by one, and you can Break them one by one, and you will also say: But if you braid them and twist them together, you can have a great effect.

71. No other force can make children develop the habit of being cautious than suffering.

72. There are two kinds of creatures in the world that can tremble deep in their hearts: one is the mother who finds her child, and the other is the tiger that catches its prey.

73. People have instinctive reactions to various encounters in life.

74. We remember that Marius began here. A passionate love affair suddenly appeared and pushed him into all kinds of aimless and unfounded fantasies. He goes out just to think. Slow staining. A noisy and stagnant abyss. And, as work diminishes, needs increase. This is a rule. People in a dream state are naturally not frugal or energetic, and their relaxed spirit cannot withstand the intense life. There are disadvantages as well as advantages in this way of life, for while laziness is harmful, generosity is healthy and kind. But a man who does not work, who is poor but generous and noble, is hopeless. Financial resources are drying up and expenses are rising rapidly. It is a downward slope that leads to despair, and in this regard the most honest and stable people can slide down as well as the weakest and most evil people, until they slide into one of two abyss: suicide or crime. .

75. Whether a person’s rumors are true or false, in his life, especially in his destiny, they often have the same status as his actions.

76. When young people are poor, their beauty will be revealed when they succeed: they can lead people’s whole will to the path of hard work, and lead people’s whole soul to noble pursuits.

77. The leisurely leisure of the poor is a crime.

78. Those ferocious ghosts that resemble beasts and demons wandering in this black hole have no regard for general progress. They do not understand thoughts and words. All they care about is personal satisfaction. They have almost no concept of good and evil, and their hearts are horrifyingly empty. They have two mothers, both stepmothers: ignorance and poverty; a guide: need; the only form of satisfaction: food and drink. They gorged themselves roughly, that is to say, ferociously? not like tyrants, but like tigers. These ghosts go from suffering to committing crimes, an inevitable inheritance, a dizzying succession, the logic of the black zone. What crawls in this third subterranean layer of society is no longer a suffocated demand for absolute truth, but a physical protest. Here, people become poisonous dragons. Hunger and thirst are the starting point and the end point is becoming Satan.

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