What is Hugo s Ninety Three Years about?

Promote the theory of human nature and praise the good side of man.

Synopsis of the story of "Ninety-Three Years":

"Ninety-Three Years" is a long story by Hugo, a French romantic giant who is famous in the world literary circle**. Hugo portrayed the Marquis de Landenac, the leader of the Vendée rebels, and his nephew, the commander of the Republican Army who suppressed the rebellion, Guo Wan, and the tutor of Guo Wan, the commissioner of the Public Safety Committee, Simurdan. The intricate plot around them vividly depicts the life-and-death struggle between the bourgeoisie and the feudal forces.

**Finally: Rondenac, who escaped death, returns to the burning castle to rescue his three children; Moved by his uncle's humane spirit, Guo Wan was willing to exchange his head for the life of Landenac; Simurdan shot himself at the same time as Guo's head hit the ground. "Ninety-Three Years" can be said to be the ultimate display of Hugo's writing art and humanity.

Ninety-Three Years is an important work of Hugo's later years, and this is his last **. The entry angle of the historical ** of "Ninety-three Years" is unique. Hugo chose the most fierce years of the French Revolution as the background, fully reflecting the most thorough anti-feudal bourgeois revolution in human history.

In Ninety-Three Years, Victor Hugo described the National Convention, the only supreme authority in France in 1793, as "both an official electoral assembly and a crossroads, both an authority and a common man, both a court and a defendant". The political philosophy embodied in the National Convention here is the sovereignty of the people.

"Ninety-Three Years" was the last full-length work of the old gentleman's life, written in 1872, when he was already 70 years old. It can be said that Hugo's most attentive work. It took him only three months to complete the first draft of 280,000 words, but he had been planning the book in mind decades ago, and many times when he traveled to the Vendée and faced the hollow forest infested by the Juan party, the plot of the book was already gradually taking shape in his mind.

It took him ten years to prepare the materials for this book, which shows that this work must express the deepest feelings of the old gentleman, and also reflect the height of his overlooking world after experiencing a bumpy and difficult life.

The book revolves around the Vendée War, and in fact Hugo's life is inextricably linked to the Vendée revolution of 1793.

His father, General Hugo, fought in the Vendée and showed mercy in the war, and the young General Dunwen, the representative of the Blues, was probably the prototype of his father, General Hugo, a true hero of magnanimity. This work expresses Hugo's nostalgia for his father.

Summary. Once upon a time, in peacetime, people played "Uishba" in the woods of Sodre, which was to chase birds in the dark, but now people play chasing people. The same place is not the same!

Which scene in Hugo's "Ninety-Three" is the most touching? Why.

In the past, in peacetime, people played "Uishba" in the forest of Sodre Tree Mountain, that is, chasing blind birds in the dark night, but now people play chasing people. The same place grinds only to lose a different feeling!

I asked which scene in Hugo's "Ninety-Three" was the most moving? Why.

Simurdan shot himself when Guo's head hit the ground, splashing blood.

Why. Guo Wan was moved by the destruction of his uncle's humane spirit, and was willing to exchange his head for the life of Landenac; Simuldan shot himself at the same time as Guo Wan's defeat and his head fell to the ground.

A characteristic of the artistic technique: the depiction of exaggerated, extraordinary characters and extraordinary plots. His protagonist has either committed an extremely heroic act, or he has committed an extremely brutal and despicable act.

"Ninety-Three Years" is the last novel of the famous French ** Hugo**, depicting the historical scene of the bourgeoisie and the feudal forces fighting to the death in 1793.