Essay A Conversation with Hugo Through Time 15

Who assigned the title for this essay? I actually came up with this kind of topic This year is worthy of the Year of the Ox, what a cow!!

It can be discussed in terms of discussing his work.

I traveled through time and space to talk to you in the future, and he asked me to tell you: write it yourself!

If there is a "time and space tunnel", we can go back to that distant era and talk to celebrities; If there is a "time and space tunnel", we can go to a foreign land, see the petrel with Gorky, and return to my childhood, in the world, and in my university; If there is a "time and space tunnel", we can visit aliens and move humans to alien space; Suppose there is a space-time tunnel ......The time imagined in this topic can be in the past or in the distant future; Space can be Chinese, foreign, or the vast universe. You can talk to Balzac, Gogol, and Hugo, and learn about their daily lives. In short, through the space-time tunnel, we can stay in any era, we can go to any place in the world, time and space have become smaller, and there is no time and space limit for human interaction.

With a loud roar, I walked through that dark and distorted space into a morning in 1890. Walking through the golden wheat field, a golden sea of rolling ears of wheat, the sun smeared the world with **, and the air was dancing with the richness of this season.

Talk to Hugo.

Monsieur Hugo: Are you okay in heaven? I'm a middle school student and I met you through Les Miserables.

This is a classic masterpiece that has attracted the attention of the world, and you have vividly portrayed the changes of human nature in that absurd era with a pen like a rafter. Thinking about Valjean's bizarre experience, I can't help but sigh at the subtlety of human nature. After being released from prison, Valjean wanted to be a new man, but when he was burdened with the status of a prisoner, he was disliked and despised by others and the injustice and rejection of society, his confidence in being a new person and reforming for good was shaken.

Why do you want to put him through the torments of life? When he was desperate, why did you allow the merciful bishop to lend a generous helping hand to take him in? I read with suspicion the plot you devised and the bishop's words moved me as much as Valjean:

Promise me that I will use the money to good use. Sell the silverware and use the money to make yourself better. "I finally understand that you think that man can be changed, that man can change man, just as the bishop deeply touched Valjean with his generosity and kindness, and gave him infinite hope that he would repent completely and start a new life.

Valjean's helpfulness and courage earned him the love of the people, and he became a respected mayor. I was both moved and delighted by this episode, but at the same time I was delighted and fell into deep thought. From prisoner to mayor, it's a world of difference, and it's undoubtedly a huge shift in human nature.

If you can't withstand the blows of poverty and the heat of the world, you may become a humble person, and the ugly, selfish, and greedy nature of people will be exposed. So you portrayed a typical example of this type of person: Denardi.

He is a man who will do anything to defraud for money, one moment as an actor, the next as a painter, but no amount of clever deception can hide his ugly face. At this time, I realized how clever you are, although you did not live in our time, but you drew the face of this kind of villain for future generations in that era, so that everyone can figure it out. Isn't Denardi the shadow of some despicable villains in today's society who will do whatever it takes for immediate gain?

However, there are also people who can "get out of the mud without staining". After years of hardships and trials of life and death, they finally became people with noble sentiments of light, kindness, and tolerance. After changing his mind, Valjean became generous and kind, and Pi Zhi was influenced by the coldness and stubbornness, and the police officer Sha Wei who blindly pursued him.

Once again, I was shone with the light of humanity. Thank you, Mr. Hugo, for "Les Miserables", and thank you for giving me reason to believe that the world is still happy, and that there are still many people who help others and act bravely. When you see all the peace on earth, rest in peace in heaven!

With all my respect!