Gone with the Wind Les Miserables is good, Les Mis rables is this masterpiece good

Yes, it's wonderful.

It is useless when others say it, and the experience of seeing it yourself is deeper.

This is Hugo's work, I think you know the protagonist is not easy to say, because he is writing about the tragic life of a group of people, but from beginning to end it is written around Valjean (men), if it is extended to Cosette (lady), romantic works can always give people a very beautiful enjoyment (I fell into it when I saw it, and I watched it back and forth six times) The story is very strong, and the tragic life of the people at the bottom of the society in Paris from the early to mid-18th century can always make people moved, The twists and turns of the plot have a strong attraction, which is the shining point of this famous book, and the perfect connection of the stories without a single loophole, and the feelings between the lines are just right, which is the reason why this masterpiece has been ...... for a long time

For this masterpiece, I'm crazy!!

The main characters in the book are Valjean (male) and Cosette (female), and the focus is mainly on the former.

I don't think the second half of it is particularly good, for example, to write about Cosette's character and experience. Valjean's portrayal is far better. After starting from the reverse to the straight, some of them are not able to step on the tune, and the plot is even slightly "bloody". Perhaps there is a problem with translation.

Overall, good-looking.

Misery can bring people closer together, this sentence is really true.

It's so good-looking! It's a masterpiece I often recommend!

It is recommended that you watch this movie first, the bumpy experience of the protagonist Valjean, and the revenge of the police Shawei with virtue, is really invincible and shocking!

During the training, I often showed it to the trainees, and I was deeply educated!

I read this "Les Miserables du>> about 10 years ago, the male protagonist is Valjean Zhi, and the female protagonist should be a dao

The poor female worker's daughter version, the name forgot to remember. This book can really be read. He tells the story of Valjean, an exiled prisoner, who went from being a mean and lowly man to a noble man who avenged his grievances with virtue and saved the policeman who wanted to arrest him.

I also raised the little girl. In the end, he was forgiven before he died.

Not bad, you can watch, it's worth watching.

I've seen it. The protagonist Valjean, after watching it, feels that it is really difficult to be a good person. The story is full of twists and turns, and it's well worth watching. If you are really interested, you can also watch the movie version of "Les Miserables" first and then read the book, so that you will have a different understanding and deeper understanding.

It should be the male protagonist, called Ran, Agen.

It's good, it's touching to hear.

I think he is telling a story about love, there is maternal love, there is love.

The tragedy that was told exposed exposed the ugliness of the society at that time was not bad!!

Not bad!! You can also watch this movie!!

It's pretty exciting in the back I suggest you take a look.

Average, but I recommend you to visit Notre Dame Cathedral.

This book is really good, and it is recommended that you buy a copy and read it.

The benevolent see the benevolent, and the wise see the wise.

Super nice enough to read.

It's good-looking, and the main character is a man.

The latest version of "Les Miserables" is a ** drama movie, the plot and atmosphere are good, you can go and see it.

Trouble, thanks!

"Jane Eyre" guides women to be an intellectual woman with self-esteem, self-respect and self-love; "Gone with the Wind" reveals what is the most important thing in life; "Les Miserables" informs women that men who are ugly in appearance and have a humble status but are kind at heart are more precious than anything else. So I suggest you watch "Gone with the Wind" first.

If you can endure Hugo's lengthy description of the dark, dirty, and sinful corners of Old Paris, then read on.

It's stuffy!! Don Quixote is still better looking than him!!

It's so beautiful!! The description is powerful and in place, the characters are distinct and unique, and the most important thing is that the contemptible reading is just like a knife and inevitably angry!! I really wanted to be widowed by Mr. and Mrs. Denardi and Savoy, but after seeing it, I sympathized with Savoy and his behavior and thought deeply about it!!

What a masterpiece!!

It's funny, Valjean is quite tragic, and so is Fantine.

I suggest you go and see ... Dreams, love, life, sacrifice.

It's worth watching, but it's best to know English so you can understand the film better.

It's good-looking, but you need to have some experience in life to understand more.

To add, you must have read the original book, or you won't feel like you can't figure out the plot.

It's pretty good, and it's suitable for college.

is good-looking, Anne Hathaway won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for this. Pretty good.

The Old Man and the Sea is shorter, a hundred pages, and Les Misérables is much longer, telling the love story of Esmeralda, a gypsy girl, and Quasimodo, an ugly but kind teenager, who eventually die in the prison of feudalism and society in the Middle Ages. It's very sad, you will be as sad and angry as I am after reading it. The Old Man and the Sea tells the story of Santiago, a Cuban fisherman who fishes at sea.

If you are a girl you should prefer Les Miserables, if you are a boy the former should be more suitable for you. I think both are good.

Les Miserables is good-looking.

The old man and Haidh are bored, so if you want to read the story, it is recommended not to read it.

I prefer Les Miserables.

Because Les Miserables has a good text and a better plot.

Personally, I think Les Misérables is better to watch the plot compact and engaging.