Hugo's Collected Works

Author: [French] Victor Hugo / Edited by Liu Mingjiu / Zhang Qiuhong
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Publishing Date: 1998-10-01
Features: This collection of works includes almost all of Hugo's writings, such as poetry, novels, dramas, literary essays, travelogues, political essays, andliterature. It encompasses his major works, including famous novels like The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, Les Misérables, The Man Who Laughs, and Cromwell, among others, totaling 20 volumes. Reading this collection allows for a deeper understanding of Hugo. The compilation and publication of this nearly complete edition of Hugo's Collected Works reflect the profound respect and immense enthusiasm the Chinese people hold for Hugo. The grand panorama of Hugo's life and the spiritual value of his existence presented in this collection will hold eternal significance in the accumulation of national culture and the construction of spiritual civilization. All the works are translated by renowned scholars, with exquisite writing that embodies the qualities of faithfulness, expressiveness, and elegance. It is an invaluable collection of foreign literature with both high literary and collectible value.

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