/kloc-at the age of 0/5, Hugo's reading music was awarded by the French Academy. /kloc-at the age of 0/7, he has become an important contributor to a magazine. At the age of 20, his collection of poems "Odes and Miscellaneous Poems" was published, which was appreciated by Louis Stanislas Xavier and personally sponsored Hugo's annual annuity of 65,438+0,000 francs.
1824, Hugo's first collection of novels, Han Islam, was appreciated by novelist Nodiel, and became attached to Nodiel, which made Hugo's work style turn to romanticism, and he gradually became a leading figure in romanticism. From 65438 to 0827, Hugo wrote a long preface for his play Cromwell, which was regarded as a symbol of the romantic literary declaration. In the preface, he put forward the literary proposition that the plot should be concrete rather than formulaic, especially advocating the principle of comparison between truth, goodness, beauty and falsehood, ugliness and ugliness.
1830, Hugo's masterpiece of romantic drama "Onani" was publicly staged, and its first performance was a success. 1832, Hugo's masterpiece Notre Dame de Paris was published. This work has all the elements of romanticism, unique structure, dramatic plot and vivid description of life. This book also won Hugo a reputation as a famous novelist.
But because of this, Hugo was exiled and he began to live in exile for 19 years. Hugo completed the creation of Myth of the Times and Les Miserables during his exile.
Les Miserables is the most representative work of Hugo's ideological and artistic style. The novel has been translated into nine languages before its publication, which shocked Europe and America. Hugo's writing is vigorous and powerful, full of strong humanitarian thoughts and profound knowledge. Because of his exile experience, he can understand life better and have a deeper understanding of life. 1870, after the collapse of Charles Louis Napolé on Bonaparte, Hugo returned to France. 1874, he wrote another famous book "93". Hugo left a wealth of literary treasures for later generations, including the novels Notre Dame de Paris, Les Miserables, 1993 and the opera Onani, as well as poems such as Autumn Leaves, Meditation, Light and Shadow, Songs of Streets and Gardens.
1881On February 26th, 600,000 Parisians marched in front of Hugo's window to celebrate his eightieth birthday. In his will 1883, he announced that he would give 50,000 francs to the poor, and hoped to send his coffin to the cemetery in a funeral carriage for the poor. 1885 On May 22nd, Hugo died, and the French government and people held a grand state funeral for him. Two million people from France and all over the world mourned him. The great literary master left this world, put down his pen forever and rested in peace.