When I was a child, I liked Anne very much when I read "Anne of Green Gables". Of course she has flaws, she talks too much, has a stubborn temper, and is sometimes annoying. But people are not perfect, and she has suffered so much, so I will forgive her willfulness.
She loves nature so much and is full of enthusiasm for beautiful things. Life has not defeated her. On the contrary, her imagination and romantic feelings make her look so aura, just like Cuicui written by Shen Congwen. Raising her and educating her, she is innocent and lively, like a small animal everywhere." But sometimes I think she is stupid and always fantasizes about unrealistic things. If she doesn't know how to distinguish between life and fantasy, I may not like her. She knows that life is difficult, but she will resolve the pain in her own way. Romain Rolland once said: "I know only one heroism, and that is to love life after knowing the truth of life." Anne did this to some extent.
As for Gilbert, in the original book, he was a boy who likes to play pranks, because he pulled Annie's red braids and called her carrots, which made Annie angry for many years (this is also a part of my dissatisfaction with Annie, because her excessive self-esteem made her angry so stingy). Gilbert in the play is the most popular boy in the class. He is filial and sensible, has a gentleman's demeanor, is smart and highly motivated, and has lofty aspirations (of course, he is also very smart in the original book). The reason why he likes Annie may be because of Annie's different.
Although Annie is different from everyone, she has something in common with him. The two are equally intelligent and motivated, and they are a perfect match in terms of ideological realm. The pure feelings between the two make people very comfortable. Like "Heartbeat", when there have been times when they don't like each other, they can finally look at each other and smile.
The scenery in the play is beautiful, and the idyllic scenery on the island is so desirable. The opening song and music are also great, the opening song is the most beautiful I have ever seen.
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