The first time I saw this movie was when my college English teacher showed it to us in class, because an article I learned at that time was about Hepburn. The film tells the story of the noble, willful and childlike princess. During the two days of wandering outside the palace, she experienced many things she had never experienced before, not only fell in love with the colorful civilian life, but also fell in love with the handsome and handsome. Joe. The princess wanted to stay when she was finally at Jo's house, but chose to leave when she heard the radio that her country was panicking over her disappearance. Love can be selfish at times, but it can also be selfless at other times. The princess put down her feelings for the country and the family. It's most successful is that it creates a beautiful and incomplete relationship, just like "Titanic" decades later. The charm of emotion lies in its fleetingness and helplessness. Pure comedy and monotonous cups cannot break away from their own limitations and rise to a new level. This kind of film with tears in the corners of the eyes after laughing captures the hearts of the audience. In the film, neither of the male and female protagonists said the words "I love you", but the infinite love and helplessness that both of them understood were beyond words. This is the key to making the film a classic. .
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