Before I saw the end, I just thought that this is just a film about the rise of women's inspiration, which is not the same as what I know in the introduction. Isn't this trying to talk about circumcision? ? Why only show a little shadow at the beginning and end? But if you think about it carefully, the pain, shame and sadness of circumcision runs through the entire rise of the heroine. She wanted to get rid of the pain of circumcision all the time, she wanted a better life. So she kept working hard, earning money, working in fast food restaurants, becoming a model, and marrying others in order to stay in the UK... She clings to every life-saving straw. With the help of her mother and grandmother, she escaped to London, England, which became an opportunity for her new life to start. After becoming famous, I returned to Africa again. After meeting my mother who I hadn't seen for 20 years, the camera cut back to the podium of the United Nations. She told the story of circumcision, the story that made her painful and shamed her in the past. I was impressed. Still deep: her dark skin, signature Afro curls, light makeup, a touch of Afro-accented English, a slender figure, a soft yet sharp voice, a determined gaze, beautiful from the inside out. Thinking of her performance on the show, she is brave and strong in her bones, charming all the time, the flower of the desert, the hope of the dry land, blooming brightly, pure, and growing without any scruples.
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