8 words of reflections on Les Miserables (1)
In Les Miserables, Hugo showed the cruel reality of the capitalist society that enslaved the working people and forced them into prostitution with outstanding artistic charm. Hugo's masterpiece has created a long historical story reflecting modern French social life and political life. The book spans nearly half a century, and the combination of personal fate and historical themes is magnificent and colorful, which embodies Hugo's extraordinary talent in narrative to the maximum extent. It strongly attacked the darkness of capitalism and expressed sincere sympathy for those poor people!
The general plot of this book is that the unemployed worker Jean Valjean stole a piece of bread for his nephew and was sentenced to 19 years' hard labor. After he was released from prison, a bishop changed his fate and made him the mayor of Madeleine. Fantine, an innocent and pure girl, was mocked by everyone after being defiled by the filthy society, and her daughter Cosette was also treated as a slave and tortured in every way. Finally saved by Jean Valjean who escaped from prison?
This work shows us the darkness of the society and the suffering of the people without reservation. I think it's cruel to sentence Jean Valjean to 19 years' hard labor just because of a loaf of bread, and he had to steal it. If the government had given the poor people food and clothing, they wouldn't have come to steal it. Therefore, the chief culprit for people's suffering is government officials! After being released from prison, Jean Valjean was educated by a bishop and decided to turn over a new leaf. Before long, he became a respectable mayor of Madeleine. He constantly helps the poor people and solves problems for them; He is a far cry from those senior government officials who are addicted to eating, drinking and having fun all day! He would rather starve himself than let the people suffer. He is a really good official and a truly dedicated person! Let's salute him!
When he was the mayor, he saw a little girl with rags and scars on the side of the road with a bucket of water in her hand, and she couldn't walk. Ran quickly grabbed the bucket to help her carry it. It turned out that this little girl named Cosette was a slave of a boss and suffered a lot. After some twists and turns, Jean Valjean finally made the little girl escape from her clutches and adopted her himself. What a compassionate person! He can completely ignore it, but he can't bear the little girl. It was his kind heart that changed Cosette's fate! Won't those senior capitalist officials feel guilty at all when you see all this? Will you be very happy when you see those exploited people? You can wake up!
after reading this novel, I feel that the author is full of disgust at this cruel, exploitative and dark society, and very much hopes for a loving, kind and moral environment. On second thought, aren't we living in the latter now? Why not cherish it? Why waste time?
Reflections on Les Miserables 8 words (2)
Cosette and Marius in the book are beautiful, and they are the most authentic symbols there. Everyone has a disguise, and the heart in disguise is the color of society at that time? Darkness. But they are still sincere and kind in such an environment. I am just expounding, expounding the story, and what is deeply engraved in my heart is the tall image of Jean Valjean. In fact, I admire him very much, which is a kind of positive compliment from the heart. At that time, the ruling society was so terrible that Jean Valjean was forced to steal a piece of bread from a bakery, but he was sentenced to five years of hard labor. He was not free after four escapes, but was forced to work for nineteen years. Jean Valjean was young when he went in, and old when he came out. What kind of society is this? How did he endure so many years of torture? Hard labor life made his soul rise and fall. Perhaps it was the bishop who changed him. He stole from the bishop, but the bishop didn't blame him and gave him something. The bishop said that he redeemed the soul of Jean Valjean. Jean Valjean shed tears for the first time in nineteen years.
Just like this, the prisoner Jean Valjean disappeared and the benevolent Madeleine appeared. Elected by the citizens, he became the mayor. His change, his persistence, was the extraordinary generosity and amazing kindness of the bishop, which shocked him greatly. His image, at this moment, has become the most brilliant highlight in the book.
Jean Valjean kept helping one person after another, but when he was in trouble, he really helped, and there were not a few people who cared about him! Through Jean Valjean, I am reminded of a poem by Tagore: "I think I will be sad for you, and I will cast your lonely image with golden poems and support it in my heart."
in the story, I saw the shadow of the word "loneliness", which was always mixed in the story, and the feeling of depression suffocated my heart. I don't think that Jean Valjean's passing away in that beautiful and joyful atmosphere is not the best ending, but that it is this environment that makes people more immersed in grief. Although he passed away peacefully, his heart was still lonely, and everything around him was happy and comfortable, but he was still alone after all, from the beginning. The shackles of the soul lock the eyes that are not watching happiness, but the loneliness inside people. If you hide loneliness in your heart, you will never be released.
Les Miserables doesn't mention a word "sadness", but the whole book is shrouded in a layer of sadness that seems to be absent. The seemingly calm and simple language makes people feel cold, and this emotion has existed from the beginning of the book. Loneliness is the most terrible thing in this world. It is a spell in the devil's hands to exchange youth. Jean Valjean in the book can carry an injured young man on his old body and cross the sewers of the whole Paris city. At that time, he was healthy enough to live for another sixty years. He regards Cosette as his own daughter, which gives him great comfort as a person who has never loved, is alone and has never understood the feelings of his father and friends. Cosette became the only light in his life, the only person who gave him joy, happiness and warmth. However, when Cosette married Marius, he couldn't stand the invasion of loneliness and quickly aged and died in such a comfortable, rich and beautiful home? What really makes people old is not the ruthless years, but the loneliness that devours people's souls.
So, when we observe the people around us attentively, do we suddenly feel that we should give them warmth and comfort? Often when people are old, they can't stand loneliness, can't stand silence, and like excitement. Even if it is not long, it makes them feel satisfied. Bian Zhilin has a poem: "You stand on the bridge and watch the scenery, and those who watch the scenery look at you upstairs. The bright moon decorates your window, and you decorate other people's dreams. ? Why not? If you are in it, you will feel happy with your relatives. Being close to your relatives and giving them laughter is happiness.
Old people need company, or that sentence? Go home often and have a look. " Spend more time with the people around you, and try to infect them with laughter while they are at it.
actually, it's not that I feel lonely when I'm old. It's mainly that my heart has experienced too much and suffered too long, so it will suffer vicissitudes and become more and more lonely. Isn't Jean Valjean? He must have felt lonely a long time ago, but he stayed up until his later years. What do you mean, it's a fact.
Over time, we should enrich our lives and make them light up.
Reflections on Miserable World 8 words (3)
It's sunny today, but a tragedy happened near my home. A high-rise building caught fire, and the fire was so strong that when I came out of the office, I saw smoke billowing in the distance and flames burning on the roof. My heart is very sad, and I have been calling on God to put out the fire. I felt that the fire site should be a little far from our church, but I was still uneasy. I finally got home and asked in the group that our church was fine. I was relieved to hear that the fire broke out in an empty building among the parents, but soon someone said there was someone inside. Photos began to appear on the Internet. Suddenly, I found that the fire was near Miss Ma's sister's house, so I began to feel restless again. I knew that Miss Ma was in a meeting, but I still called Miss Ma. After a while, Teacher Ma called and said that her sister's house was fine. I am relieved for the time being, but the tragedy is so close, I still feel very uncomfortable. The group said that the fire site was under martial law, and it was forbidden to pass. Call the pig to let her go home from school and avoid the martial law area.
please ask god to take care of us unworthy people!
In the church group activities, Brother Zhang said that Ang Lee was born in a _ _ _ _ family and was baptized since childhood. His "School of Youth" is a story about God's redemption. At this time, I feel very regretful, because I haven't seen Pi. Although I can watch it on online TV, the film and television effect is not as good as that of a cinema. Think about this film since it won the prize. Is it possible to replay it in the cinema? So I went online to check and found that "School of Youth" was not playing, and "Les Miserables" was playing. I have two impressions of Les Miserables: one comes from a distant childhood. A girl went to fetch water from the Woods in the dark and met Jean Valjean. Jean Valjean bought the socks that the little girl was knitting with gold coins in order to let her play for a while. Later, despite repeated extortion by the shopkeeper, Jean Valjean paid a huge sum of money and redeemed the suffering little girl. I was deeply moved by this plot in my childhood. Another impression is that when I was pregnant with a pig, I had nothing to do every day and went to the library to read a lot of books, one of which was Les Miserables. I vaguely remember that the last paragraph of the book was very touching, as if it were: He is a man, but he has the brilliance of God, something like this!
Looking back, I really want to relive this movie. So I went online to check the cinema and encouraged the whole family to go with me. In order to encourage my mother to see it, I told my mother the story first, and I really moved my mother to go with me.
There are very few people in the cinema, less than ten people, and four of them are our family. The shock of the movie stunned our whole family. The whole play is an opera sung in English. Music is very infectious, and a song "look down" describes the inhuman life in prison. Jean Valjean spent 19 years in prison for a loaf of bread. The most touching scene has arrived. Hungry, cold and tortured, Jean Valjean stole the priest's silver. After being caught, he brought it to the priest. The priest said, My dear brother, you left in such a hurry that you forgot to take all the silver candlesticks I gave you. Jean Valjean fought for his soul before the cross. When his face faced the sun, he thought of God's grace. When he faced the darkness, he thought of his suffering. Finally, God defeated the devil, and Jean Valjean became a new man. Eight years later, Jean Valjean became a fugitive and mayor. He tried his best to help the poor. At this time, an important figure appeared in the play, Fantine, who won this year's Oscar. Fantine was abandoned by her boyfriend after giving birth to her daughter Cosette, and her daughter was put in foster care in a hotel. She worked hard on her own, but she was fired and turned into a prostitute because she was not tempted by the foreman. On the night Fantine became a prostitute, her hair was cut short and her face was covered with blood. She cried out in pain, and her voice was moving. Fantine gave her daughter to Jean Valjean before she died. At this time, Jean Valjean was in trouble. By accident, Jean Valjean learned that the police had caught an innocent man and thought it was the fugitive Jean Valjean. At this time, as long as the real Jean Valjean keeps his mouth shut, the secret will be buried forever, and the fake Jean Valjean will be put in prison to perform hard labor. The real Jean Valjean can continue to be the mayor, and no one will doubt it again. It was a great temptation, but inspired by God, Jean Valjean overcame himself. He bravely stood up and showed his identity. In order to rescue Cosette, he started his escape again. In the inn, Jean Valjean struggled with the innkeeper and finally took Cosette away. Then he fled. During his escape, Jean Valjean came to the church. The cross, lights and nuns were so peaceful. Jean Valjean, who fled with Cosette in his arms, met the poor people he had saved and was protected and secluded here. Cosette was growing up, and the great revolution broke out in France. Maris, a young man from a rich family, actively participated in the revolution and won the favor of the innkeeper's daughter. However, Maris fell in love with Cosette enthusiastically and Cosette also fell in love. Just as the two young men met, the danger approached Jean Valjean again. The policeman Japur, who had been chasing Jean Valjean, found Jean Valjean's whereabouts, and Jean Valjean fled with Cosette again. During his escape, Jean Valjean learned the love story of Cosette and Maris. Jean Valjean took part in the revolution organized by Maris' team. In the revolutionary ranks, Jean Valjean saw an old rival policeman, Japur, who had been chasing him for many years. Jean Valjean secretly let Japur go, and he forgave the man who had put himself in danger for many years. This forgiveness made the dutiful policeman feel inexplicable and infinitely confused, and finally chose to commit suicide.
All the revolutionaries were wiped out, only Maris was seriously injured and was rescued by Jean Valjean, who escaped in the sewers of Paris. Jean Valjean confessed the identity of the fugitive to his future son-in-law and left Cosette. At the wedding, Maris learned that Jean Valjean was the one who saved himself, and he took Cosette to Jean Valjean. Jean Valjean was extremely weak and peaceful in the church. On his deathbed, he saw his beloved daughter Cosette. Fantine and the priest in heaven welcomed Jean Valjean with open arms. Those dead souls still guided the people to continue fighting!
The whole play ends with a powerful chorus and the light of heaven. We were all choked by the plot and couldn't speak.
God redeemed Jean Valjean through the priest, and Jean Valjean lived the glory of Christ in his later life!
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