Hugo's Works What is Hugo's Works?

1. What are Hugo's works? Hugo's representative works include Notre Dame de Paris, Les Miserables, Death in Normandy, Smiling Man, 1993, Poems of the East, Cromwell and Marine Labors. Hugo is a representative writer of French positive romantic literature in the early19th century.

2. VictorHugo (English name: Victor Hugo, 1802-65438 February 26 +0885 May 22), a representative writer of positive romantic literature in France19th century, a representative figure of humanitarianism and an outstanding bourgeois-democratic writer in the history of French literature, was called "Shakespeare of France". He wrote many poems, novels, plays, various essays, literary comments and political articles in his life, which have a wide influence in France and even the world.

3. 1802 On February 26th, Hugo was born in Besancon, and he had two brothers. /kloc-when he was 0/3 years old, he entered a boarding school with his brother, and both brothers became student cadres. He was able to write excellent poems at the age of 16, and published poems at the age of 2 1, which made him famous. 1845, King Louis Philippe of France granted Hugo the position of a member of the House of Lords, and since then he has devoted himself to politics. 1848, February Revolution broke out in France, and King Louis of France abdicated. During this period, Hugo traveled around the world to publicize the revolution, made great contributions to the people, won the respect of the new regime, was promoted to count, and was elected as a national representative and member of parliament. Three years later, Charles Louis Napolé on Bonaparte proclaimed himself emperor, and he attacked it, so he was exiled abroad. After that, I wandered for 20 years, during which I finished the novel Les Miserables. 1870, France resumed its political system (the Third Republic of France), and Hugo returned to France after his exile. 1On May 22nd, 885, Hugo died and a state funeral was held in Pandra.

4. Hugo's creative history is more than 60 years. His works include 26 volumes of poems, 20 volumes of novels, 2 volumes of scripts and 2 volumes of philosophical works, totaling 79 volumes. His masterpieces include the novel Notre Dame de Paris, 1993 and Les Miserables, and the short story Death in Normandy. The Death of Normandy was also selected into Lesson 23, Volume 20, Volume 5, Hebei Education Edition, and Lesson 10, Volume 6, Shanghai Education Edition.