Reading Notes of Les Miserables 1
We live in a beautiful world, but we always complain about the injustice of fate. I didn't know the misery of the world until I saw Les Miserables. What can the protagonist Jean Valjean say?
Jean Valjean was a poor man. He was sent to prison for stealing a loaf of bread. During this period, he failed to escape from prison four times and was sentenced to 16 years. Sixteen years, how much youth was wasted and how many meaningful things could be done, but only a loaf of bread was exchanged. After he got out of prison, he was often ostracized and even couldn't find a place to stay, just because Jean Valjean had a criminal record. Finally, a kind bishop took him in and gave him a set of silver tableware and a pair of silver candlesticks. When Jean Valjean needed help most, everyone ran away, only one person stood up. Even sometimes his kindness is often misunderstood and cannot be accepted by society.
Aren't poor people people? They also have the right to life and freedom. People are not poor in ambition. The poor just have no money, but their ambitions are still there.
I don't know how dark the society was at that time, so more people will despise the law. Only moral influence is the best way to cure social disasters. Bishop Bienvenu is a kind and innocent spokesman in this article. He let Jean Valjean spend the night knowing that he had a criminal record, and after he was caught stealing, he gave him a pair of silver candlesticks. A series of actions really describe the kindness of the bishop.
The world is not perfect. There are always good people doing good things and bad people doing evil. But we can create more good people and let them influence those who do evil. Bad guys also have a good side, and I believe more people will join in the love action.
Love has many forms and is simple. Helping an old woman cross the street and picking up a plastic bag fluttering in the wind are all sending out love. Let's take action, stretch out your hands and make the world full of love!
Notes on Les Miserables 2
Les Miserables was written by the French writer Hugo. Although it is a translation, it still expresses the tragic fate of Frenchman Jean Valjean in the French economic war.
The book is about a young man named Jean Valjean who stole bread from a bakery because of hunger in the economic war and was sentenced to 1 year imprisonment. However, he was desperate to escape and ended up in prison, jailbreaking, arrest, jail, jailbreaking, arrest and jail ... As a result, he spent the best 19 years in prison. After he was released from prison, he became the mayor and was loved by people because he was a man of faith. In the name of the mayor, city life has become prosperous and people's lives are happy. Just when people were in awe of their mayor, a policeman named Javert changed the fate of the mayor for the rest of his life. He found out the real identity of the mayor, that is, Jean Valjean who had been in prison. He wanted to make amends for Jean Valjean's escape from prison. Jean Valjean had suffered bad luck one after another, but he was not sad inside. He remained firm and pious to himself and those who needed his protection until the last moment of his life. The plot is winding and moving, the characters are full of personality and distinctive features.
Even a person who has committed a crime carelessly, as long as he has a pious heart, sticks to and pursues his original beliefs in good times and bad, and even if he lives in a miserable and dark world, there will still be sunshine and hope to illuminate the unknown road, because they will not give up until they create their own life value and social value. I was moved by the spirit of Jean Valjean in this book. I would like to light the seeds of faith in my heart! People who believe in miracles are miracles themselves.
Reading Notes of Les Miserables 3
When I was a child, I never knew what "love" was, let alone give it to others. In the eyes of my friends, I am a person who never knows how to care about others and has no charity.
When others encounter setbacks and feel sad silently, I am complacent; I gloat over others' silent tears when they encounter disasters. In short, there is no love in my heart. So, my friends gradually alienated me, until finally, I didn't have any friends.
I am like a lonely goose, I can only fly in my own sky. In the face of my friend's indifference, I have nothing to say but silently feel sad and cry.
I don't know when my mother found me and pulled me out of this lonely corner at once. I remember that day, as soon as my mother came home, she mysteriously told me that she had brought me a gift. I was curious and asked my mother what this was. My mother took out a beautiful book from her handbag. Was it just a book when I saw it? All my happiness just now has disappeared. My mother told me that the name of this book is Les Miserables, not a simple book. Reading it can make me grow up at once. Anyway, I couldn't control my curiosity, so I took the book and read it.
In the next few days, I will watch Les Miserables as soon as I have time. I'm so hungry. I was completely shocked by the hero in the book-Gan Ajiang. He stole a piece of bread for his nephew and was sentenced to 19 years of hard labor. After he got out of prison, he went through fire and water to save Fantine and her daughter. He ignited generation after generation with the fire of kindness.
I was completely intoxicated by this book, and my dark heart was suddenly washed away. I felt my previous mistakes and suddenly felt a sense of guilt. In the past, when others were frustrated and silently sad, I should not be complacent; I shouldn't gloat and cry silently when others encounter disasters. I suddenly found that the reason why my friend was estranged from me was entirely my fault.
Since then, I have changed, become helpful and compassionate, and I have become a completely different person.
I remember that time I read in the newspaper that there were many dropouts in a mountainous area. Without hesitation, I took out my only fifty yuan pocket money and gave it to the children who were out of school. My friends can't believe it. But after I did more and more good things, they had to believe it. They all say I'm a different person.
Nowadays, I have many friends, not to mention ordinary friends, or even dozens of close friends. I am no longer lonely. I live with my friends all day.
It was Les Miserables that influenced me and made me understand the truth of being a man. Now, I will confidently tell my mother, "Mom, my daughter has grown up."
Reading Notes of Les Miserables 4
Les Miserables is a novel published by French writer victor hugo in 1862. This is one of the most famous novels of19th century. This novel covers the Napoleonic Wars and the following ten years. The main line of the story revolves around the process of the protagonist's attempt to atone for the released criminal Jean Valjean, which is integrated into French history, architecture, politics, moral philosophy, law, justice and religious beliefs. Les Miserables is rich in content and profound in connotation, which makes readers realize that the work has a profound sense of weight and touches many readers.
In the process of Jean Valjean's atonement, there is one person we have to mention, and that is Javert. He is ruthless, abides by the law, thinks that kindness is the source of evil, and he pursues Jean Valjean. So the world has made many negative comments on him. I can't deny that I am one of them. But with the growth of my age, I have a new view by re-examining this character.
Jean Valjean embodies courage, kindness and awakening, but all these are presented through the contrast of Javert. In addition, some characteristics of Javert are also worth pondering. He is by no means an absolutely careless person. A person who strictly abides by the law will not be a villain. In a society where law is the highest moral code of conduct. Javert, though unlovable, is a gentleman. He is not without morality. As far as his morality is concerned, he has only violated it once. And paid the price of his life for it.
He thinks the law is just. This is what he thinks of as true goodness. It is also the belief that he cares about all his life. Perhaps because of this persistence, his eyes have been blinded, and he has forgotten why those "inferior people" will steal vegetables again and again. In other words, he didn't forget, but ignored and escaped. His lifelong belief is that law is the only truth, and it is difficult for him to accept the fact that his belief is actually a defect of the country. But running away doesn't change the fact. In that war, when Javert met Jean Valjean who was carrying Marius, Javert had realized this, so he let the man he had been chasing all his life go, but he couldn't bear the collapse of his faith and sacrificed heroically.
So in this respect, Javert is a tragic figure. Javert's death shows that with the development of society, the law at that time. Laws for the rich. Laws made only for "inferior people" can no longer adapt to social progress. The so-called fairness and justice collapsed with Javert's death. The progress of human society can be reflected by the perfection of laws. In the tragic world, the revolution failed. But Javert's death. In fact, it implies the demise of that society. Release the belief that the revolution will succeed. Javert's faith and Jean Valjean's atonement. In fact, they are all true satires on that society. At the same time, we will also get a glimpse that there may be more and more national awakening in the near future, which may be the author's expectation.
But in today's society, people who stick to the law like Javert are really what we should praise and learn. Corruption is getting worse. If there are many such people, our country will be better. Every one of us loves our country in any way. I remember a famous American critic who criticized the United States all his life, but he never left his country. When someone asked him why he didn't immigrate, he said with tears in his eyes, "Even if this country is filthy, I fucking love it." So whatever you do, remember the original intention:
You loved this country from beginning to end.
Reading Notes of Les Miserables 5
Les Miserables was born in the hands of Hugo, a famous writer known as "Shakespeare of France". It depicts the historical reality from the failure of Napoleon Waterloo to the people's uprising against the July Dynasty, and depicts a huge picture of social and political life.
It depicts the rough and miserable life of the protagonist Jean Valjean, and highlights the social injustice at that time. Like a colorful painting, it shows all the broad social life scenes in the whole half-century historical process: remote towns in other provinces, emerging industrial towns along the coast, terrible courts, dark prisons, miserable slums in Paris, dark monasteries, horrible cemeteries and cold inns in the suburbs.
Every scene on this long and vast painting axis is lifelike, and its details are very real and meticulous. The image of the picture is so bright and outstanding, the color is so thick 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 the book Les Miserables, I felt deeply and realized different greatness: just like the greatness of Jean Valjean's personality; Javert's greatness to conscience and responsibility; The greatness of tolerance of Bishop miriam; Eponine's greatness to love. ...
#4078 13 Reading Notes of Les Miserables 6
Les Miserables is a magnificent film. Here, the huge picture of social life in the course of nearly half a century's history is all displayed one by one: remote towns in other provinces, emerging industrial towns by the sea, terrible courts, dark prisons, miserable slums in Paris, dark monasteries, horrible cemeteries, cold inns in the suburbs, royalist salons, bourgeois families, Latin areas where college students gather, tragic battlefields in Waterloo and wars.
Every scene on this long and vast painting axis is lifelike, and its details are lifelike, and the image of the picture is so bright and outstanding, the color is so thick and magnificent, and the momentum is so magnificent, which can be called a model of combining realism with romanticism in the history of literature.
In the book, Jean Valjean, who was released from prison, bears the status of a prisoner and is discriminated against by others. Social injustice and exclusion have wiped out his hope of turning over a new leaf and changed his confidence in doing good. It was the benevolent bishop who extended a generous and selfless helping hand and took in the desperate Jean Valjean. He didn't care that Jean Valjean stole his silverware, but gave him the pair of silver candlesticks and said to him, "Promise me that I will use the money in a good way. Sell these silverware and use the money to make yourself better. " I began to realize that there was such a saint in the ruthless capitalist society at that time. It was the bishop's generosity and kindness that deeply influenced Jean Valjean, rekindled the dying fire of hope in Jean Valjean's heart, and made him repent thoroughly and start a new life.
Therefore, Jean Valjean's fate is not always so tragic. The tragedy is the whole world view at that time. It is precisely because of people like bishops that the whole world has a savior, and it is possible for the whole world to grope hard in hot water. What the author wants to tell us is: to be true to yourself, any deliberate disguise will be seen through, and hypocrisy will only be destroyed in front of the facts. The other is a person with noble sentiments, who can always be cheerful, kind and tolerant under any circumstances. After the new transformation, Jean Valjean became generous and kind.
It is that compassionate heart that has influenced Changsha Wei, a cold and stubborn policeman who has been blindly chasing him. I was shocked by the great power of human nature again and again in the book. May there be more bright messengers like bishops around us, and may they always guard people's kind hearts like pure angels. I hope more people can join the team that is helpful and courageous. Society needs such people, and the world needs such people. Only in this way can we create our life and create a kind, harmonious and bright world.
#4078 1 1 Reading Notes of Les Miserables 7
Les Miserables is Hugo's masterpiece, which has been adapted into a film and won many Oscars. During the summer vacation, I cried twice at the movies. I think this film is very good, reflecting a lot of human selfishness.
At the beginning of the film, the prisoners sang in hoarse voices, "Look down, don't look into their eyes …" The bureaucrats standing on the top of the high platform looked at the prisoners with whips below. Seeing this, I want to know what big crimes they have committed and suffered so much in prison. When prisoner 2460 1 was about to leave prison, she came to the bureaucrat with a heavy flagpole. The bureaucrat said to him, "You will never forget me-Javert, prisoner 2460 1, and you will always feel guilty." The prisoner said, "I have a name. My name is Jean Valjean. " He expressed his anger in a hoarse voice, and he was defending his dignity.
When Jean Valjean escaped, a kind priest saved him, but he stole valuable money and was taken away by the police. The priest said it was for him, which made him very moved and determined to repent. A few years later, he became the mayor and was respected. When he was inspecting the factory, he saw Javert, the man who frightened him. He began to hide his past, but when a woman asked him for help, he turned and left. Later, he found the woman, only to find that she was dying for her daughter's life. He learned that this woman's name was Fantine. After Fantine died, I cried. A woman is willing to give up everything for her children. In the dark world, the light of maternal love illuminates everything and warms people's hearts.
After several years of escape, Jean Valjean and Fantine's daughter lived in a remote place. However, the "French Revolution" is about to begin. Fantine's daughter fell in love with a soldier. Just after the war, Javert sneaked in disguised as party member, but the little soldier found Javert tied up. When Jean Valjean went to save his daughter's lover, Javert let him go in surprise. On the battlefield, the little soldier was killed by the enemy in order to grab ammunition. This time I cried again. Xiao Bing said: "Xiao Bing can also be of great use." They were killed for the victory and justice of the war. Javert also reflected on why there is such a big gap between himself and Jean Valjean because true justice is not like him. He thought the world was irreversible, and he jumped into the river. In another world, there is no darkness and everything is just and bright.
After reading it, I still think about the plot in my heart, which makes people memorable. Great maternal love, defending one's dignity and striving for justice have all become great in the dark world.
Reading Notes of Les Miserables 8
The title of Hugo's masterpiece makes people feel heavy and painful. Just like our life, there are always so few happy things and so many sad things. Life is unhappy, nine times out of ten. Survival itself, whether it is a happy thing or an extremely heavy thing.
This five-part Les Miserables, published by People's Literature Publishing House in March 1984, has a name for each part, and the name of the last part is Jean Valjean. Although this book has created many people from all walks of life, such as Fantine, Cosette, Marius, Thenardier and so on, it is Jean Valjean that impressed me the most.
He used to be a criminal. He escaped from prison and was burdened with sin all his life, but he had a kind heart, a kind heart than anyone else. He is enthusiastic about helping others. He cared about Fantine, who was forced by life to become a prostitute. He went to rescue little Cosette who was arbitrarily bullied by Thenardier. He even let Javert go, who had been trying to arrest him.
However, when Cosette, whom he brought up, married Marius, he felt that he was still a guilty man and could not live with Cosette because his conscience would be disturbed. So he told Cosette to stop calling him father and left Cosette's house.
Knowing the truth, Cosette and Marius soon found Jean Valjean, who was dying. This powerful man made such a warm remark on his deathbed, because he saw Cosette, his only relative, and he said to Cosette:
"... Cosette, do you remember how scared you were in Montfermeil and the Woods? Do you remember when I mentioned the barrel handle? That was the first time I touched your poor little hand. It's very cold! Ah! At that time, your hands were red with cold, miss. Now your hands are white. And your big doll! Do you remember? You call her Katrin. You regret not taking her to a women's university! Sometimes you really make me laugh, my lovely angel! When it rains, you put the stalks in the ditch and watch them drift away. One day, I bought you a wicker racket and a yellow, blue and green badminton. You forgot these things. How naughty you were when you were a child! You play. You put the cherry in your ear. These are all things of the past. The forest my children and I walked through, the trees we walked through together, the monasteries we hid together, all kinds of games, and the laughter and laughter of childhood have all disappeared. ……"
He has never been married and has no children all his life. However, at the end of his life, Cosette accompanied him. From this point, he is happy.
On Jean Valjean's tombstone, these words were written:
"He rest in peace. Despite this fate,
He still leads an ignominious life. If he loses his angel, he dies;
Things happen naturally,
As night falls, the day falls. "
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