To be honest, I watched this movie in a hurry, it was interrupted many times, and I was eager to know what it was trying to convey. I'll watch it again when my projector arrives, but there are a few things I'd like to say right now. Mia, a 15-year-old girl, is not confident, not brave, loves fantasies, and yearns for a sweet love. I was still like this when I was 18, but later, Mia changed, maybe it was love, maybe it was the expectation of others, Or maybe it's just a simple experience. She becomes brave, in love, or as a princess. Can I do it? I liken being a princess to some important things in life, such as public speaking. Everyone thinks you can, but you don't have the courage to do it. You are afraid and you think you can't. In fact, her father was right, "Brave is not no longer afraid, but finding something more important than fear. Bravery is not invincible, but cowardice is not helpful" "In what you think you are, and what you can be "Choose between yourself" yes le, be brave, never underestimate yourself, I can! When it comes to love, work, and anything, I especially like Mia's magnanimity. Facing good friends, grandma, and mother, I have clear love and hate. If I'm wrong, I can apologize openly. Don't get angry, don't be angry, don't be stubborn. Be brave, girl, there is something more important to you than fear.
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