Les Miserables

The book 'Les Miserables' can be called an' encyclopedia 'of human suffering. All misfortunes in the world are collectively referred to as suffering by Hugo. The author presents to us in this book the universal suffering of humanity. Perhaps what he devoted more to in 'Les Miserables' was his own longing for goodness and pursuit of love. The stories told by Hugo are not novel, but it is precisely because behind these stories lies the author's concern for the fate of human suffering and unwavering belief in the future that this book has a moving power that ordinary novels do not possess.