"The Man Who Laughs" is one of the greatest works of Victor Hugo, an outstanding French writer. In this romantic story, the author recounts the fate of Gwyn-Vendetta, a young man whose smile was cut from his face by scoundrels as a child, leaving him with an expression of eternal smile. Traveling the world with his friend, a circus artist, Gwyn-Vendetti learns joy and pain, fate and love, betrayal and loyalty. This moving novel is a sophisticated allegory of society, reflecting the richness of human feelings and the drama of life's trials. The book "The Man Who Laughs" won the fame of a classic masterpiece, which carries great spiritual depth and philosophical origins.