Do you know what kind of writer Hugo is?

Hugo is the most famous romantic writer in France. He was born in 1802. My father participated in the French bourgeois revolution and my mother believed in Catholicism. Influenced by his mother, Hugo formed the idea of royalism. At first, he wrote some poems praising feudal autocracy and the church. Later, influenced by bourgeois liberalism, his political attitude began to change, and he published a romantic declaration, Preface to Cromwell, and became the leader of French romantic literature. Later, Hugo published a variety of plays, poems and novels, which showed his outstanding artistic talent. Oriental Collection is his poetry collection, and Punishment Collection is his political satire poetry collection. These two poems satirize and attack the reactionary rule. Onani is an excellent play by Hugo. The script reflects the hatred of the bourgeoisie and the people for the restoration of Bourbon Dynasty, and describes the robber Onani's brave struggle with the king to safeguard his personal dignity. Les Miserables is Hugo's masterpiece. In this novel, Jean Valjean, a simple and kind unemployed worker, was sentenced to 19 years of hard labor just to steal a piece of bread for his crying nephew. No one will let him spend the night after he gets out of prison. He came to the home of Bishop Bienvenu and changed under the influence of the Bishop. He came to Monterrey, changed his name to Madeleine, opened a factory to solve the employment difficulties for the poor, and later became the mayor. There is a woman worker named Fantine in the factory. After being abandoned, she sold her long hair and teeth and became a prostitute to support her daughter who was fostered in Thenardier's house. Fantine is very ill. She misses her daughter Cosette. Jean Valjean tried to get Cosette back, but he was arrested by the detective. Jean Valjean escaped from slavery and took Cosette, a slave of Thenardier's family. Since then, he has gone through hardships to bring up Cosette ... Les Miserables shows the tragic fate of the working people and the author's deep sympathy for them. Notre Dame de Paris is also a masterpiece. In addition, Hugo also wrote excellent works such as Marine Laborer, Smiling Man and 93. Hugo's works have shocking power and are outstanding heritages in the treasure house of world literature. 1885, Hugo died, and all France mourned for him. Thousands of poor people attended the funeral. People feel sorry for the loss of such an outstanding writer.