Reflections on Notre Dame de Paris.

Notre Dame de Paris is the masterpiece of Hugo, a famous French writer in the19th century. The author depicts a group of figures with vivid images and artistic appeal by contrast. Let me share with you the reading experience of Notre Dame de Paris. Let's have a look!

Notre Dame de Paris feels 1 dreams are brilliant. This winter vacation, I read the famous work Notre Dame de Paris, which was written by the great French writer victor hugo. Although I can't clearly understand its connotation, I secretly understand her intention.

This story is about a gypsy girl Esmeralda who lost her parents when she was a child. As an adult, he came to Paris, France, and made a living by busking. I met a very ugly Camosido here. Camosido also lost his parents when he was a child, and was adopted by Claude, the deputy leader, and has been living in Notre Dame. Claude is greedy for Esmeralda's beauty and has a bad heart. He wanted to use the death penalty to force Esmeralda to submit to him and become his wife. But Esmeralda refused to give in. At the last moment before the execution, Esmeralda found her birth mother, the sack crazy girl in the city, but she was hanged. Her mother was heartbroken, and Camosido pushed Claude, the deputy leader who adopted him, from the top of the church and committed suicide by jumping off the building.

This story is very sad. All the protagonists in the story are dead. It shows that at the end of 15, the French people's disrespect and misunderstanding of religious beliefs at that time made college students, priests and beggars very confused. In the name of "Catholicism", they oppressed the people everywhere, killing innocent people indiscriminately and being ignorant, which made the people at that time miserable. The superstitious atmosphere is getting stronger and stronger, and the hateful gypsies ruthlessly take away the children ... the whole society is in a state of chaos.

But the protagonists Esmeralda and Camosido in the book make me feel a little warm and hopeful. Although on the surface, they seem inhuman and even evil, in fact, they are very kind and pure, but the social environment at that time was evil and chaotic, so for them, their strength was extremely humble. It is because of their great existence that I am extremely shocked.

After reading this book, I'm still unfinished. It made me feel the darkness and chaos of French society at that time, but it also made me understand that as long as I am kind, I will shine even in dark times, and eventually I will overcome evil and drive away darkness because of this light.

Notre Dame de Paris after reading 2 The appearance is a veil, which is often used to cover up many shortcomings. We often define a person's beauty and ugliness by appearance, and so does the soul. Beauty and ugliness are only moments, and Hugo's Notre Dame de Paris shows this theme.

Hugo wrote in the preface that he found a hand-carved Greek word "α ν α γ κ η" on the dark corner wall of one of the two bell towers of Notre Dame de Paris, which was carved hundreds of years ago.

15 years ago, Agnes, the beautiful daughter of Lance's flower singer, was stolen by an Egyptian woman, leaving her with only an embroidered shoe and an ugly boy of about three years old, who could only cry but could not talk. The next day, there were signs that her daughter was eaten by these Egyptians. On the third day, the fragrant flowers and the singer disappeared. 15 years later, Xiang Le lived in the "mouse hole" opposite the Hetan Square, and became a "Ma Dai girl" who was isolated from society and everyone stayed away from her. Agnes wandered to Paris with the Egyptians, and now she is called Esmeralda. She dances in the beach square every day to earn what she needs. She is as beautiful as a fairy. Her graceful dancing and her pet goat's performance always win applause from everyone, but it is also mixed with Ma Dai's loud cursing from the mouse hole to vent her hatred for Egyptian woman eaters. Finally, they found out that they were mother and daughter, and finally recognized each other in the window of the mouse hole. But before long, Esmeralda was caught by the soldiers who came on the orders of the emperor, and Ma Dai's daughter was pushed to the ground and died in a dispute with the soldiers. Immediately, Esmeralda was hanged. This description makes people sigh, this is fate!

What impressed me most after reading this book was quasimodo's misfortune. For a long time, his world was only Claude and the big clock, and his heart was closed and depressed. However, after meeting Esmeralda, he had a vision and fantasy for his future life. When faced with the choice of family and love, he did not hesitate to uphold justice. We can deeply understand that although his shape is evil, his heart is good and harmless to a gentleman. No matter how ugly a person is, there must be a bright spot in his heart.

The heroine Esmeralda is a perfect artistic image in Hugo's works, which combines truth, goodness and beauty. She is like the only light in the endless night, illuminating a small piece of heaven and earth and quasimodo's heart. Quasimodo fell in love with her, but in the end, he also gave his life for his lover. This light also ignited the lust of Vice Bishop Claude. After many unsuccessful attempts, his inner darkness was magnified and he decided to put out the light.

In that terrible process, all kinds of characters showed all kinds of ugliness and filth in human nature, including immortal love-Esmeralda, great love-quasimodo, creepy love-Claude, not love-Phobos. Through this description, the author shows the extinction of human nature and the darkness of feudal autocratic society, and highlights the anti-feudal theme of his works.

At the end of the story, the light is swallowed up by endless darkness. Quasimodo, the bell ringer, went to death with tears and smiles, chasing the light like a moth to a flame. I think his heart may be like a pool of clear water, on the horizon, without any impurities. It is the purity of the lake and everything in the world that reveals their essence.

Did the light disperse the darkness? Of course not, but it did make the darkness fade away. It is the dimness or even dispersion of countless lights that brings brighter darkness. Maybe everything is dark after all, but we can see the shadow of light from it, and there is hope after all. Hope is fire, which can wash away the darkness until the bright world comes.

The long time of nearly 200 years has washed away the lead China, leaving behind such an epic, which is the extreme contrast between beauty and ugliness and the absolute opposition between sublime and evil. At present, it is still shocking. The world may not be as dull as the book, but it needs more beautiful hearts rather than beautiful appearances to illuminate it.

Notre Dame de Paris finished reading 3. Facing the autumn wind, I stepped on the leaves of Sophora japonica and walked silently and painfully along the winding path. I dabbled in Hugo's Notre Dame de Paris, and angels in white sold jade on the diaojiao building, which broke my heart. Beautiful and innocent girl Esmeralda.

Can you imagine a beautiful butterfly falling in a noisy city?

Can you imagine a piece of white silk falling into a black mud pit?

The wind gently stirs the spark of hope, the leaves dance, and the stairs carrying myths are built. I, carefully walked forward. The wolf's howl sounded in my ear, and the ladder seemed to break in an instant. And I, however, fell into a bottomless dark cave and fell again and again. ...

This is a cry from the heart, a sympathy and regret for the loss of beauty, and a yearning and call for a better future ... melancholy or melancholy, sigh or sigh. Walk quietly through this winding mountain road. The light, which began to flicker, shone on my face. The clear sky is like a soft and smooth blue satin. I, following the trace of light, walk over, walk over. ...

Suddenly, my mind, suddenly enlightened.

At the end of the forest, the stream wrapped around the tree is like a transparent jade belt, lingering and teasing small fish, aquatic plants and smooth pebbles. The water is clear and shallow, moving my toes, and the soft sand at the bottom of the stream gently disturbs my feet and gently makes a few faint ripples.

In my heart, I felt a surge of emotion inexplicably. The same beauty, the same beauty. Charming Esmeralda, her eyes are as bright as a lake, and her temperament is as elegant as a rose. She is an outstanding work of nature. However, this flower has withered.

The past is over, should we turn grief into action?

Do you remember? In the spring of March, Song Qing sucked the nectar given by spring and thrived under the light wind and sunshine. The flowers on the roadside are not delicate, but they are beautiful-a simple, elegant, beautiful and faint fragrance, as if there were no; There are several huge round dewdrops on the emerald-like long and narrow green leaves, which are crystal clear.

Do you remember? The lotus leaf in the pond is slim and graceful, like a jasper basin, beautiful and unique. When autumn clouds cover summer, the poetic squirrel seems to be very angry with this weather and suddenly shakes the top of the tree like a gentle rustling in the Woods. ...

What about now?

In that vague distance, the traffic in the building is as prosperous as ever. However, behind them, it is not the so-called full branches and buds, rich and fragrant. Withered branches and leaves hang helplessly, and the beautiful flowers of the past are eclipsed. What they encounter is disgusting exhaust gas. ...

Willow stood motionless, graceful and breezy, pieces of dead leaves fell trembling, and the water drops on the leaves fell sadly on the chainsaw at the foot of the tree. Then, there was a terrible chainsaw. ...

I dare not think about it any more.

What's the difference between human doing this and killing and framing Esmeralda in the book? What happened to nature? Heart, began to be tightly bound by the shackles of fear. The stream, fish and stone in front of us seem to be fleeting. I seem to have entered a world that does not belong to me. ...

Holding the masterpiece of this century tightly, I ran out of the Woods and returned to my place of residence without hesitation. The road is still spacious; The crowd is still flowing. However, my excited mood can't be calmed down for a long time. Because, I know, Esmeralda pinned her hopes on me, an ordinary middle school student. ...

Quietly, put that book in front of my bed. I believe that in that distant place, Esmeralda will be reborn, continue to dance for you and me, and sing eternal myths. ...

Notre Dame de Paris 4. Those who want to go in, leave their hopes outside the door first. -Dante

Notre Dame de Paris tells the story of a woman named Esmeralda and four men, namely Claude, the vice bishop, quasimodo, the bell ringer, Phobos, the captain of the guard, and Granguwa, the poet.

Esmeralda is an angel, young and beautiful, innocent and kind, and everyone loves him. Quasimodo is ugly in appearance and kind in heart, Phobos is bright in appearance and despicable in heart, Claude is a hypocrite and Glen Guwa is a mediocrity.

Esmeralda pretended to marry Granguwa to save her life, but she didn't really love him. Claude sent quasimodo to kidnap Esmeralda, but he was inadvertently saved by Phobos, and Esmeralda fell in love with Phobos. Phobos was assassinated by Claude, who followed him when he was dating Esmeralda, and Esmeralda was framed as a murderer. Quasimodo rescued Esmeralda from the execution ground and went to Notre Dame for religious asylum. Rufus attacked Notre Dame and tried to save Esmeralda, but quasimodo, who didn't know the truth, resisted stubbornly. Claude tricked Granguwa into robbing Esmeralda, but was rejected and angrily denounced. Esmeralda was caught by Forbes and others and hanged (Forbes was not the captor, but Esmeralda was exposed because of him. He is not an executioner but he didn't reach out to save him. Quasimodo pushed Claude off Notre Dame. Phobos is married. Quasimodo is also married. Granguwa snatched Gary the goat from Esmeralda.

Claude loves Esmeralda deeply, but it doesn't accord with his archbishop status. His love is manifested in cruel self-abuse and crazy jealousy. First of all, I was jealous of Granguwa's marriage to Esmeralda, then of Phobos winning her heart, and finally of quasimodo becoming her protector. His confessions are concentrated in the fourth chapter of volume 8 and the first chapter of volume 1 1. He assassinated Phobos because a wolf wanted to eat another wolf, but he wanted the lamb to be bound to the execution ground, as if the lamb's death could eliminate his appetite. Poor Esmeralda became Maslova in Resurrection and Nastasia in Idiot.

Rufus attacked Notre Dame not only to save Esmeralda, but also for the treasure inside, just as the Greeks attacked Troy not only to recapture Helen. Claude's brother took part in the riot. Out of betrayal of his hypocrite brother, he acted like a heartless man. Of course, before his brother was smashed to pieces, he was torn to pieces by quasimodo.

In fact, Claude's brother is not a deadbeat. In fact, Esmeralda is not Egyptian.

Phobos was married with lilies, but only physically, of course. Quasimodo is married, and Esmeralda, of course, is limited to the soul.

Glen ancient tile, Claude, than love Esmeralda, all love her body (quasimodo, of course, also love her body, but more is to repay the kindness of the pot of water), Esmeralda love than, also just infatuated with his skin. It is said that there are so many beautiful bodies, but few lovely souls. Who wants a lovely soul? It is said that "starting from the face value, falling into talent and being loyal to character", but how many people lost at the starting line! The reason is simple: having both ability and political integrity, why should I find a "wicked" one? Both talent and appearance, why should I find an ugly one? It's perfect. Why can't you find the perfect one? The beauty pageant should be catwalk first, and the doctor should have an interview!

In that faraway place, there is a good girl. I would like to be a lamb and stay by her side. Glen Guwa insists that his creative achievements are not great, so he should have his marriage. He may think of Esmeralda occasionally, but I don't know if Kerry will be put on the wedding table. Mediocre people also have their own happiness, just like Phobos.

The weather in Notre Dame de Paris in late spring is a bit lazy, especially on such a night, when the lights are dim, you don't talk to a lamp and choose silence-this atmosphere makes people feel a little sleepy. If the bell suddenly rings in your ear at this moment, and you peel off the night and ask your soul in a gloomy and vigorous way, what will you think of? I imagine in the dark, with trembling fingers through the thick fog, through the thick night, arrived in Paris in the fifteenth century. Standing in front of my eyes is a huge Gothic building, with a tall tower soaring into the sky. Crawling at the feet of giants, I am just a humble ant. She is the world-famous Notre Dame de Paris, a huge symphony composed of magnificent stones.

-Hugo Notre Dame de Paris

Not long ago, the headlines stopped changing, and the number one event caused a sensation in the world. The Notre Dame fire destroyed the priceless monuments. Through the smoky smell from Eurasia, I looked at the dusty row of Chinese characters Notre Dame de Paris in the first column of the bookshelf. I opened it and walked into Hugo's beautiful world.

This is a sad story injected by the times. The author victor hugo is the most dazzling star in French literature in the19th century. He is a great playwright and novelist, and also the standard-bearer and leader of French romantic literature. This book highlights the contrast between beauty and ugliness. The characters and events in the book come from reality, but they have also been greatly exaggerated and strengthened. The whole novel is a gorgeous and peculiar picture, which forms a bright and incredible contrast between beauty and ugliness. The river sobbed forever, the breeze sighed endlessly, and the record left by the tragedy was inadvertently opened.

Beautiful and kind girl Esmeralda, cruel and hypocritical Notre Dame deputy leader Claude frollo, ugly and noble bell ringer quasimodo. Esmeralda is the darling of Paris tramps, and she lives by busking. She is naive, pure, compassionate and helpful. Because she couldn't bear to see an innocent man executed, she accepted the poet Gan Guo Wa as her husband in public (a fake husband and wife in private) to save her life. When she saw quasimodo being flogged in the scorching sun and shouting at the top of her lungs in thirst, she decided to send water to her mouth regardless of quasimodo's injury. Such a noble-minded girl was labeled as a "witch" and a "murderer" by the church court and hanged! Esmeralda is the embodiment of beauty and goodness. She is beautiful in spirit and appearance, but she has suffered so much, which can't help but make us feel strongly disgusted with the feudal church and kingship!

The contrast between the other two characters is even more striking. I accidentally saw a metaphor between frollo and quasimodo on the Internet, which was quite literary. They are described as two hands on the bell tower of Notre Dame, one is arranged in chronological order, showing the beauty and goodness of human nature, the other is retrograde, symbolizing deep malice and darkness. Both of them are believers in Notre Dame, and both of them are under the protection of the church, but they reflect two completely different human natures. Like a crystal vase, it is beautiful, but there are cracks, and the water inside leaks out; One is a ceramic vase, rough and ordinary, but full of water. Perhaps, it is doomed that the combination of beauty and ugliness can make this world fierce, generous and thrilling.

This is the charm of beauty, which is to shock us. Hugo is touching readers with his romantic words, washing away the dirt of the soul and letting beautiful flowers bloom in the heart. This novel has been emitting strange brilliance and infinite power for centuries, because it inspires the beauty in human nature.

If there is really a novel in the world that can integrate romanticism into the real world so vividly, it is Notre Dame de Paris. It is not only a tragedy, but also a masterpiece about human nature. Why is quasimodo ugly but kind and pure, and willing to give everything for the person he loves? Why was originally kind patriarch Claude ruined by the appearance of Esmeralda after ten years of abstinence, and even did something against nature? Why did Esmeralda have a crush on the ruthless guard captain until the last moment of her life? Why did quasimodo kill the bishop who adopted him at the last minute? These questions can be found in Notre Dame de Paris.

Society is a big stage, showing the joys and sorrows of life, while Notre Dame is a mirror, reflecting the deep connotation of human nature in society. Both beauty and ugliness are part of human nature. At any time, beauty may become ugly, and ugliness may also become beauty. For this reason, we should always have a heart full of love and tolerance. Maybe this is what Hugo wants to tell us in Notre Dame de Paris.

This priceless spiritual civilization will always be engraved in the hearts of people all over the world, but the relics symbolizing civilization were accidentally burned! After the incident, it was rumored that someone saw a huge and solemn figure in the flickering firelight at the top of the tower, accompanied by the firelight, symbolizing love and peace, as if sitting on the whole Notre Dame and Paris. People say that it was the secular life of Jesus, and they couldn't bear to see Notre Dame destroyed and shed tears, which eventually saved most of Notre Dame. For the arrival of God, I keep my thoughts in my heart and pray sincerely. But I am convinced that at the moment of disaster arrival, there must be a ghost of a cultural saint in a corner, watching the sacred place he loved in his life burn down. He was deeply saddened and wept silently. In addition to the pain, it is gratifying that good people donated money at the first time and immediately reached 700 million euros. The government said to start work immediately and repair Notre Dame de Paris as soon as possible!

Close the lid and look up at dusk. The smell of smoke in my nose has disappeared. The room was quiet, except for the bell on the roof of Notre Dame.

Notre Dame de Paris was written by French writer victor hugo. In the novel, the author describes the entanglement, conflict and destruction between the fates of several main characters, such as Esmeralda, quasimodo and Claude, and tells a legendary tragic story that happened in Paris in the15th century, which fully shows the author's romantic spirit. The fascinating story here reflects Paris at that time, and at the same time lashes the ugliness and praises the beauty.

The plot of Notre Dame always revolves around three people: Esmeralda, a kind and beautiful girl, Claude, a cruel and hypocritical vice bishop of Notre Dame, and quasimodo, a bell ringer with ugly appearance and pure heart.

Esmeralda lives by busking. She is innocent, compassionate and helpful. Unable to bear to see an innocent man executed, she accepted the poet Granguwa as her nominal husband to save his life. Seeing quasimodo being whipped in the scorching sun, only she will feel pity and send water to the mouth of the thirsty bell ringer. Such a noble-minded girl was slandered as a "witch" and a "murderer" by the church and the court, and was sentenced to hang. The author portrays this character as the embodiment of beauty and goodness, which makes her spiritual beauty and external beauty completely unified, thus arousing readers' infinite sympathy for her, and thus generating strong resentment against feudal churches and kingship.

As for the Bishop Claude and the bell ringer quasimodo, these are two completely opposite images. Claude wore the sacred aura of a clergyman, but he was unable to extricate himself because of the conflict until his soul was twisted and filled with evil desire for destruction, which eventually destroyed Esmeralda and himself. Quasimodo is a hunchbacked, one-eyed, deaf-mute and lame freak. His appearance is extremely ugly, and his severe disability made him abandoned by his relatives as soon as he came to this world, and then by the whole society. However, although he looks ugly, he has a beautiful and pure heart. He guarded Esmeralda with pure love and tried to keep her away from all harm. However, in the face of powerful social prejudice and evil forces, the personal strength is really insignificant, and the tenacious quasimodo finally had to choose favoritism as the tragic ending.

This novel not only reveals the essence of the dark society at that time from humanitarianism, but also tells us many profound life truths: a person's appearance is not everything, but his heart plays a more important role than his appearance, and inner purity and sincerity are what we need in our lives. To measure a person, we should also start from his inner quality, and we should not judge a person by his appearance. Because under the ugly appearance, there may be a fiery and innocent heart hidden; Under the handsome and beautiful face, dirty, shameful, despicable and twisted people may also be buried deep.

Notre Dame de Paris 7 Notre Dame de Paris, a classic interpretation of truth, goodness and beauty, is believed to be familiar to many people. After reading this work, we are deeply touched. In quiet reading, I was deeply attracted by the twists and turns of beauty, ugliness, love and kindness. In the story told by the author, I read the true meaning of love, beauty, goodness and life. From this book, I got the guidance, and also triggered the feeling and thinking of life.

The author of this book, victor hugo, is a French romantic writer, a representative figure of humanitarianism in the history of French literature and a bourgeois democratic writer. He wrote many poems, novels, plays, various essays, literary comments and political articles in his life, and is one of the most influential figures in France. Notre Dame de Paris is Hugo's masterpiece. It came into being in the historical period when the religious forces in Paris were dark and the feudal system was cruel. The people who have been oppressed for a long time began to resist, fought bravely with the dark forces and finally won. Hugo's Notre Dame de Paris reflects the terrible darkness of feudal rule and the real life of Paris in the15th century.

Notre Dame de Paris depicts some vivid characters, such as quasimodo, beautiful and kind Esmeralda and Claude. The extremely ugly quasimodo in the novel was adopted by Father Claude as a bell ringer. All the stories began when Claude met Esmeralda and was fascinated by her beauty. Claude asked quasimodo to rob her, and Esmeralda was saved by the cavalry captain Phobos when she robbed her, so she fell in love with Phobos. Phobos caught quasimodo and whipped him. The kind Esmeralda let bygones be bygones and sent water to quasimodo. Therefore, quasimodo also had emotional ripple to Esmeralda. Later, Claude hurt Phobos out of jealousy, blamed Esmeralda and hanged him. Quasimodo saved him and hid him in Notre Dame. The crowd tried to save Esmeralda from rushing into the church, and there was a fierce fight with quasimodo by mistake, but Esmeralda was killed by Claude. Finally, quasimodo threw Claude off the roof in a rage ... At the end of the story, people saw a pair of skeletons hugging each other in a secret cave, where the man's bones were very strange. Time of death is different. It can be concluded that a person came here alone and died. ...

Maybe quasimodo is happy in the end. At least, he finally has someone he loves.

What Hugo shows through this work is not a simple story, but he profoundly reveals some activities in the depths of human hearts in such a society. Everyone longs for something beautiful, and for the happiness of God in his heart, he tries his best to get close to it and get it. But in this process, a good attitude and kind heart are also essential conditions. Man is a combination of angel and devil, and society will not let everyone enjoy fair and equal treatment, which will lead to inner imbalance, and then enter heaven or fall into hell. Seeing the beautiful Esmeralda, Claude and quasimodo lost their spirits. She is as beautiful as an angel who fell to earth, kind and beautiful. Love is not allowed. Claude chose the devil. He exposed his inner ugliness and selfishness to Esmeralda. He fell into hell and even tried to kill Esmeralda. On the other hand, quasimodo loves her, so he silently protects her by her side. Camosido chose an "angel". His love is to give everything, even his life, to Esmeralda selflessly. This extreme contrast between beauty and ugliness is striking, which shows the emotion the author wants to convey incisively and vividly. This may be the charm of this world famous book. The glamorous deputy leader is secretly crazy like the devil in hell, and the ugliest and meanest Kachimodo really spent his whole life fighting this dark society to the end.

On the outside, it looks like a gentleman, but on the inside, it is extremely dark. Sometimes we can't define a person's heart just by his appearance. What you see is just the appearance. What really deserves our appreciation should be a rare and beautiful heart.

Love is that if I am poor, I am willing to give everything; Love is that if the landslide and tsunami come, I will hold you in my arms; Love cannot be separated, and it is not too annoying to grow old together; Love is the ever-changing aurora in the Arctic, romantic and shining. As we know, Notre Dame de Paris is a story about what love is and reflects social humanity. We have the right to love others, but what is more important is how we love. What makes people happy is love, and what makes people sad may also be love. When desire burns the soul, love does not make the world pink, but makes the sky gloomy. Therefore, love is not self-righteous. It is more important to make the person you love happy and satisfied. You shouldn't blindly possess and selfishly rob. You really should put yourself in others' shoes to understand what love is. If you love too much and are too depressed, it will hurt the person you love.

Besides love, this book also reveals the contradiction between beauty and ugliness in social reality. Ugly people may be kind and tolerant at heart and beautiful in appearance, but they may be extremely ugly at heart. Notre Dame de Paris gives us a feeling of collision between beauty and ugliness through characterization. The combination of beauty and ugliness makes me know that ordinary roughness does not mean ugliness, but whether the heart is pure or not is the criterion to judge a person's beauty and ugliness. Hugo wrote down the darkness of Notre Dame de Paris in contradiction, and profoundly revealed the connotations of love, beauty and ugliness.