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In the fairy tale, the two that I like most are "The Wizard of Oz" and "The Little Prince", but the love for the two is completely different. When I watched "Lv Ye", I was still in kindergarten, and I was a heartless and mindless kid. I received all the inspirational messages in the fairy tale, so I worked hard to grow up, study hard, and make progress every day. The memories of this movie are all happy. I remember that I once acted as Dorothy brazenly, and then forced a few friends to act as scarecrows with no brains, iron man without heart, and lions as timid as a mouse. . . And when I watched "The Little Prince", I was already in college, and in the freshman class of ancient Chinese history, my face was covered with tears, hiding in the corner and wiping away tears. Then I spent a long time thinking about roses, foxes, stars that can sing, and golden hair like wheat fields. . . The sorrows of youth have been involved since then, until after many years of friendship and love are indeed present in life in a beautiful way, it may seem to get rid of those sorrows. Sometimes I wonder what would happen if these two fairy tales appeared in my own experience in reverse order? Perhaps virginity will wipe away those sad background colors, and in the most frustrating years, I am afraid that a rainbow can be imagined, a paradise above the stars far away from the clouds, all troubles melt like lemon juice. . .
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