In the form of a letter to Hugo, talk about your thoughts after reading this article.

Dear Mr. Hugo:

Hello! I am a 21st century Chinese junior high school student. It is an honor that I read your letter to Captain Butler.

This letter is exciting, shocking, exciting, resonant, and admirable. I don't have the right to comment on it, let alone explain its possibility. I just want to share my own thoughts.

A faint emotion that belongs to the individual. I hope you will have the patience to skim it.

Hundreds of years ago, we had a pride, and that was the magnificent Old Summer Palace. At that time, the Old Summer Palace was a world miracle; At that time, the Old Summer Palace was a temple like a moon palace. It is the crystallization of the wisdom of several generations, and occupies an important position in the gallery of art that cannot be underestimated.

However, this pushed the greed of the British and French countries to the highest point, wanting to plunder everything that was there and there. Greedy hearts cause them to commit sin. The magnificence was reduced to ruins in an instant, and the crowd burned everything down.

From your letter, we can feel that you are a reasonable person who knows right from wrong. You don't think that your country is doing everything right just because you're French. On the other hand, when you were asked to write a eulogy on the subject, you did not do as they wished, and took the opportunity to write a letter to Captain Butler on the matter.

There is no heartfelt praise in it, and the content of the entire letter is just my own real feelings and opinions. Not only did you express your displeasure with your country's actions, but you also condemned them harshly. Your lofty outlook on life, values, and profound humanitarian spirit cannot but make me admire.

I will take your great personality as my coordinates for progress.

Here, to you.

With all my respect!

A letter to Hugo.

Dear Hugo:

It is an honor that I read your letter; I am amazed that you would write to Captain Butler in such a reply; I am glad that I have the possibility to write this letter; I'm glad that there is such justice as you in the world.

This letter is exciting, shocking, painful, resonant, and admirable. I don't have the right to comment on it, let alone explain its possibility. I just want to share my own thoughts.

A faint emotion that belongs to the individual. I hope you will have the patience to skim it.

I am 100% resonant with your point of view and very supportive of you. The Old Summer Palace, the pride of the East, the essence of mankind, the wonder of the world. Just as the people were enjoying it, two robbers took it away.

The pride of the East ceased, the essence of humanity disappeared, and with it the wonders of the world were destroyed. What does that feel like? Resentment?

Grieved? Reprimand?

At that time, everyone who built the Old Summer Palace put in a lot of effort, and in an instant, all the hard work that had been done disappeared. Empty everything, empty mind, empty East. The weeping world, the weeping humans, the weeping land.

Tears washed away people's faces, but they did not wash away the filthy hearts of the invaders. Sadness, grief, rendered every corner of the entire Orient.

Thank you so much for being so just, so just, and how noble your conscience is! You stood up before humanity, you confessed the emotions of the Easterners, you spoke the hearts of all mankind. Here, I will always cheer for you.

I am grateful that our world has a "capital person" like you.

China is forever pursuing peace. Peace is our purpose and our principle. In the face of everything in the Old Summer Palace, the war will never be resolved.

It is only by that righteous heart that we can move every fallen heart. Your justice, your impartiality, your conscience, have moved everyone, the Orientals. The world is peaceful, and war and gunsmoke cannot exist.

Each of us must be pure, and the smoke of gunpowder will defile its purity. I am against, I am forever against war. From now on, I will do my best to influence the people of war with my heart.

Eternal Peace.

Really appreciated!

Dear Hugo: Hello!

After reading your "Les Miserables", I was deeply moved. Everyone has love. But there are people who only love themselves, love their loved ones, and love everything they have.

But Valjean's love is for all the poor people in the world, the poor people, the sympathetic people, the respectable people.

He used to be a mayor with countless fortunes, but he gave most of his money to charities and the poor. So much so that he often went out with his pockets full of money and came back empty. In addition to this, he often gave bread to the hungry and clothes to the cold. Visiting the poor everywhere and asking about the suffering.

For the poor, he is like an umbrella, the embodiment of justice.

I will love others like Valjean.

It may be longer, so you can pick this one and write it yourself.

Dear Monsieur Hugo:

Hello! Before I read your profile, I thought you were Chinese. Because before I met you, I had never seen anyone write about their homeland like this.

But when I read your letter to Captain Butler again, I read another feeling - your love for your homeland! You have just and resolutely pointed out the mistakes made by your country and sincerely hope that he will correct them.

As a Chinese, an innocent victim of plunder, aggression, I certainly hate France and other countries involved in the robbery. However, I think China had its own problems at that time: the incompetence and arrogance of the Qing Dynasty at that time gave those people a chance.

If China at that time was as strong as the United States now, would they dare to come and rob and invade? No!

As an innocent victim of Chinese, plundered and invaded, I want to say "thank you" to you! "That letter of yours contains a spirit of humanitarianism and great sympathy for us. Thank you! You are impartial!