When I was a girl, I loved reading campus novels, and I vaguely remembered an article where the male protagonist bought a pendant of a pumpkin carriage with the first money he earned and gave it to the girl in his heart. I was very envious at that time and wanted to have my own pumpkin carriage.
It seems to go back even earlier. From the story of Cinderella in fairy tale books, the complex of princes and princesses began to sprout. In the dream, there are pumpkin carriages inlaid with beads and diamonds, crystal slippers, tutu skirts, ancient castles, and the chimes of broken dreams at midnight.
At that time, I was sitting in the movie theater, watching the Cinderella who lived on the top floor, dressed in shabby clothes, being treated harshly by her stepmother, riding a horse in the green forest and meeting the prince, and, in the classic scene after that, the fairy stick was lightly tapped and turned into gorgeous With a tutu skirt and crystal clear shoes, Cinderella rode a golden pumpkin carriage to the outside of the castle, appeared at the court banquet with fragrant temples, and danced with the prince until the clock rang at midnight. A crystal slipper that fell from the panic escape... It almost restored the scene in my dream. This is a fairy tale for adults.
In the two-hour movie, more plots other than fairy tales have been added, the depiction of the stepmother is richer and more angles, and the prince also has concerns about inheriting the throne. After all, this is not a perfect world. We have all grown up watching Cinderella. Big, although there are still dreams in our hearts, the reality keeps us stagnant.
Anyway, thank you Disney for restoring my childhood dream.
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