Les Miserables
"The miserable world" (French: Les Misérables, English pronunciation: / leɪ ˌmɪzərɑːb /, and the Chinese translation of "lonely tears", intended to "tragic people", "poor people"), is the French writer Victor Hugo (Victor-Marie Hugo) published in 1862, a novel, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. The novel depicts the life background of several French characters in the early nineteenth century, covering the political phenomena such as the Napoleonic Wars and the 1832 Paris Republican uprising. The main line of the story revolves around the protagonist to get the crime of Jean Valjean's attempt to atone. The novel tries to examine the effects of his atonement in the social environment of the time. This great novel, into the history of France, as well as the Paris architecture, politics, moral philosophy, law, justice, religious beliefs, view the nature of goodness, evil and law, as well as the kind and nature of love and affection The Hugo's creative inspiration comes from a real criminal and police, he put the character of this real character is divided into two characters in the story. The miserable world is understood by the world through its countless stage and screen adaptation works. The most famous adaptation of the work is the same name musical. ...