The musical Les Miserables is not only enduring in Broadway theaters in the United States, but also has a long-standing reputation in the world. Pure musical form, through the cross-development of multiple themes, gives full play to the humanitarian spirit; The very important lyrics in opera contain the essence of Christian spirit, and even emphasize the changes brought by faith more than the original.
Les Miserables tells the story of the war waged by the third class for freedom and equality under the background of the French Revolution. Under the cruelty of reality, they created vivid characters: Jean Valjean, who sacrificed everything for his freedom and his ideal, Fantine, whose mother showed infinite concern for her children, Marius, who shed blood for the revolutionary cause and was passionate about love, and so on. And some villains (hotel owners and Javert) are also fighting for their ideals.