Dickens' novels

Dickens' novels have one thing in common: there are few tragic endings in his novels, and they all end in a happy ending. From "Oliver Twist", "A Tale of Two Cities" to "Great Expectations", Dickens's heart was always full of hope for human kindness, and he believed that love could make the world a better place from beginning to end. In his works, kind-hearted people always experience thousands of hardships. After suffering, they understand the true meaning of life, and finally go to the ordinary life, all of which is silent.