The story begins with a 12-year-old girl who is shy and unwilling to express her mixed-race blue eyes, thinking that she is adopted and that she is alone and lonely. Reluctance to trust people, reluctance to play with peers, and stress triggers asthma.
The adoptive mother decided to let her go to a country with good air to recuperate, and she lived in the home of a pair of kind-hearted uncles and aunts. The uncle and aunt let her be informal and follow her heart. Once, my aunt took her to a temple fair. At the temple fair, she made a wish, "I want to be an ordinary person and live an ordinary life." A new friend asked her, "What is an ordinary life?" and stared at her. Seeing Anna angrily scolded her and ran away.
There she became interested in a small western-style building and met a close friend named Marnie there. In the process, I slowly opened my heart and told my friends a secret, saying that I adopted me because my adoptive mother received money from the government. It also unlocks why her character became what she is now.
Later, Xing Nai always felt that Marnie was her own imagination. After the end of the movie, she explained what happened to Marnie. It turned out that Marnie was the only relative of Xing Nai, and everything about Marnie was about what her grandmother, Marnie, told Xing Nai when she was a child. She listened to it, and she learned about Marnie's life and what happened to her parents in Xing Nai. Xing Nai understood that her adoptive mother had always loved her, and she was a lucky person.
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