1. We remember that this is where Marius started. His passionate love affair suddenly appeared and pushed him into all kinds of purposeless and unfounded fantasies. He went out just to have random thoughts. Slow staining, noisy and stagnant abyss, and as the work decreases, the needs increase. This is a rule. People in a dream state naturally do not save or cheer up, and a slack spirit cannot withstand it. Living a stressful life, in this way of life, has disadvantages and advantages, because laziness is harmful, generosity is healthy and kind, but people who do not work, who are poor but generous and noble, are hopeless and have no financial resources. Drying up and increasing expenses, this is a downward slope leading to despair, in which the most honest and stable people can slide down as well as the weakest and most evil people, until they slide into one of the two pits. Inside: commit suicide or commit a crime. ——Hugo

2. Of the two ears of man, one hears the voice of God and the other hears the voice of the devil. ——Hugo

3. Angels cannot save devils. ——Hugo

4. You should believe that you are the winner of life. ——Hugo

5. The human soul needs ideals more than material things. ——Hugo

6. Caution is much more powerful than boldness. ——Hugo

7. Goodness is the sun of the spiritual world. ——Hugo

8. She danced, twirled, and vortexed on an old Persian carpet casually placed at her feet; every time she spun, her radiant face The child flashed in front of you, and those big black eyes cast a lightning-like gaze on you. ——Hugo

9. Letting a giant dragon hide in your heart is both a torture and a pleasure. ——Hugo

10. Despicable people are always ungrateful: ungratefulness is originally a part of being despicable. ——Hugo

11. Life is a flower, and love is the nectar. ——Hugo

12. The greatest person is also the person who can endure the most humiliation. ——Hugo

13. The highest law is human conscience. ——Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo (February 26, 1802 - May 22, 1885), France Writer, a representative writer of positive romantic literature in the early 19th century, a representative figure of humanism, an outstanding bourgeois democratic writer in the history of French literature, and is known as the "Shakespeare of France". He wrote many poems, novels, scripts, various essays, literary reviews and political articles throughout his life, and has a wide influence in France and the world.

Hugo was born in Besan?on, France in 1802. He had two brothers. At the age of 13, he and his elder brother entered a boarding school, and both brothers became student leaders. Hugo was able to compose outstanding verses when he was 16 years old. When he was 21 years old, he published a collection of poems and became famous. In 1845, King Louis Philippe of France gave Hugo the position of member of the House of Lords, and he devoted himself to politics since then. The February Revolution broke out in France in 1848, and King Louis of France abdicated. During this period, Hugo traveled around to advocate revolution, contributed a lot to the people, won the respect of the new government and political system, was promoted to count, and was elected as a national representative and member of Congress. Three years later, when Napoleon III proclaimed himself emperor, Hugo attacked him vigorously and was exiled abroad. After 20 years of wandering around, he completed the novel "Les Misérables" during this period. In 1870, France restored the French Republic (the Third French Republic), and Hugo also ended his exile and returned to France. Hugo passed away in 1885 and was given a state funeral in Pandra.

Hugo's creative process spanned more than 60 years, and his works include 26 volumes of poetry, 20 volumes of novels, 12 volumes of plays, and 21 volumes of philosophical works, totaling 79 volumes. His representative works include the novels "Notre Dame de Paris", "1993" and "Les Misérables", and the short story "The Disaster of the Normandy" (called "The Captain" in the seventh lesson of the sixth grade volume of the Jiangsu Education Edition for primary school students). ). "The Disaster of the Normandy" has also been selected as the ninth lesson in the first volume of the fifth grade in the Chinese A version of the textbook, the twentieth lesson in the second volume of the fifth grade in the Hebei Education Edition, and the seventh lesson in the second volume of the sixth grade in the Shanghai Education Edition.