19世纪初,雨果以《<克伦威尔>序言》横空出世,在充满阴郁与桎梏的古典主义学派的天空里。划过一道闪电,划出一方赤色的天空,霎时应者如云,拉马丁、维尼、乔治·桑、梅里美、大仲马……在青年们暴风雨般的掌声中,一个文学的新时代开始了,它被称为“浪漫主义运动”。毫无疑问,维克多·雨果,一个出生于法兰西东部的文学巨匠,是掀起法国浪漫思潮的劲风。 At the beginning of the 19th century, Hugo was born out of “The Preface to Cromwell.” In the sky full of gloomy and paralyzed classical schools. A flash of lightning straddles a red sky. When the time comes, there are clouds, Lamartine, Pooh, George Sang, Merimee, and Dumas... In the stormy applause of youth, a new era of literature begins. It is called the “Romantic Movement.” There is no doubt that Victor Hugo, a literary master who was born in eastern France, is the zeal to set off a romantic trend in France.