It depicts the rough and miserable life of the hero Jean Valjean, and highlights the injustice of the society at that time. It is like a colorful painting, showing the vast social life in the whole history of nearly half a century: remote towns in other provinces, new industrial towns on the coast, terrible courts, dark prisons, The miserable slums of Paris, the dark monasteries, the horrible cemeteries, the cold hotels in the suburbs, the fierce Waterloo battlefield, the war ridden barricades, the dirty sewers... Every scene in this long and huge scroll is lifelike, and its details are also very vivid and detailed, and the image of the picture is so bright and prominent, The color is so rich and magnificent, and the momentum is so magnificent. Isn't it a model of the combination of realism and romanticism in the history of literature?
In this book, "Les Miserables", I have deep feelings, and also let me appreciate different greatness: just like the greatness of Jean Valjean's personality; Javert's great treatment of conscience and responsibility; The great tolerance of Bishop Myriel; Eponine's greatness in love