In Ha 7 Harry and Ginny, Harry and Ginny kiss a few times

In the end, they got married, wrote that they grew up, and gave birth to two sons and a daughter

But in fact, there are many descriptions of the relationship between them

In fact, since the beginning of the secret room, they have been described for a long time.

That's right, the last chapter says they're married, and it's a couple of years later, Harry and Ginny, Ron and Hermione, two couples sending their kids to Hogwarts.

There's really very little written between Harry and Ginny, and a lot more written between Ron and Hermione, and the last chapter is nineteen years later.

Yes, they have 3 children. I remember there was one named Snape Dumbledore, and it was in honor of Snape and Albus Headmaster Dumbledore. You can go read a book!

The first part of the book also describes them kissing, and then says that they have to break up.

I got married at the end. and has three children.

But there are also other places. There are also quite a few in Ha 6, take a closer look.

Uh-huh, it's at the end, they have three kids!

There are a few in Ha 6, but not a lot, only about a paragraph.

Harry and Ginny kissed once.

After all the years that Harry and Ginny's first kiss suggested, there must have been a story between the two of them, from a sneaky glance to an anonymous love poem, where Harry and Ginny finally made a move.

In "The Half-Blood Prince", although the text description of this in the book is a little different, this sweet moment of theirs in the movie takes place in the Room of Requirement. Although Harry had always been that popular student, he had made up his mind from then on that his and Ginny's future was in front of them.

Ginny is a fan sister of Harry fans

Since "The Chamber of Secrets", 11-year-old Ginny has liked, or rather obsessed with, Harry. She would run out of the room in her pajamas in her pajamas at the sound of Harry's name, and blushed with shame at the sight of herself.

From the beginning of entering Hogwarts, Ginny has been in a state of being a fan of Harry, and she and Colin Creevey plan to set up a "Harry Potter Admirers Club", write love letters to Harry on Valentine's Day, and yearn for Harry to invite her at the Christmas ball, pretending not to care about Harry in order to get his attention.

It can be said that Ginny's main goal in life when she was a student was to revolve around Harry.

In Harry Potter, Harry didn't like Ginny all at once, but over time.

In the film, Ginny fell in love with Harry Potter when she first met him, because Harry was famous in the entire wizarding world, and it was difficult not to like this kind of heroic setting for a little girl like Ginny. At the beginning, when Harry appeared at Ron's house, Ginny showed interest in Harry, but she was a little girl at the time, just a simple crush, and she would be overwhelmed when she met Harry.

By the fifth year, Ginny had become more cheerful, and Harry had noticed that Ginny had become more humorous than before, and Harry had often stayed at Weasley's house during the holidays, and the two had a lot of contact and became familiar with each other. After getting used to Ginny's presence, Harry even felt jealous when he saw that Kinny was with other boys, and he didn't know that he had a crush on Ginny at the time, but he thought it was a little strange, and he even imagined the feeling of kissing Ginny.

Later, when Harry was locked up by Professor Trini, Ginny also helped Harry find a player to participate in a Quidditch tournament, which won the game, and Harry was very happy, so he continued to kiss Ginny, and the two were together naturally.

Harry liked Ginny not only because of Ginny's concern and subconscious care, but also because of Ginny's own personality. Pants Ginny and Hermione's personalities are not different, she is a very gentle, not so strong girl, because she was born in the Weasley family, Ginny is very optimistic about things, never forced herself to do anything, completely like a little woman, and Harry's setting is a heroic character, a person who is very assertive about things, the two complement each other's personalities, so it is logical that they are together.

Fire-red hair, slightly curled. Brown eyes, **fair, the face looks a little pale, with a few freckles. Very, very beautiful (much more than Hermione's stance).

The personality began to be shy and introverted, but later became cheerful after being persuaded by Hermione. Almost became a courtesan of Gryffindor. Very popular with boys.

Very intelligent and brave, good at casting the "Bat Spirit Spell". It's so much worse in the movie.

Although Ginny in the movie is not beautiful, Ginny in the book later became a big beauty! She hadn't actually given up on Harry, and had been doing everything she could to help Harry. In Dumbledore's Army), Ginny played a big role and also excelled in many later wars.

Of course Harry would have noticed her. It's just that because of Ron, he hasn't dared to speak.

Wasn't it very happy for the two of them to be together later? Ginny has always loved Harry. As for her other boyfriends, on the one hand, it is to comfort herself, and I think there is also an element of anger Harry.

As for Autumn, she's not a good fit for Harry. Autumn was the girl Harry liked when he wasn't mature, older than him, with the face of an oriental girl. Harry lost his parents when he was a child, and he naturally fell in love with girls who were older than him, the kind that could take care of himself.

But then Harry matured and grew up, and what he needed was a lovely little woman like Ginny to take care of.

Ginny is very different. Harry was fascinated by her strength and rarely cried, just because of his infatuation with Ginny in Part 7.

Agreeing with the upstairs though, Ginny in the movie is indeed disappointing.

When he came to Hogwarts, everything happened with Ron Hermione, who was not only his best friend, but also his closest comrade-in-arms. It's just that he only has a simple friendship with Hermione, and this emotion is the same as that of his siblings. Hermione can't make Harry Potter's heart move, but she can reassure him and make him feel the strength and warmth of his companions.

If you follow the identity in Harry Potter's heart, Hermione and Ron are in the same camp.

Ginny was undoubtedly different to Harry Potter, a girl who was not beautiful or smart enough, but she could attract him. Harry Potter felt the sensation of his heart beating faster, and his lonely soul suddenly found a mate. This kind of companionship cannot be brought by friendship, and it is a heart-warming feeling.

Ginny and Harry Potter have some common preferences, common interests, and always have some endless topics to talk about together. Even if two people sit quietly together without talking, they won't feel embarrassed. The most important thing is that Ginny has admired Harry Potter since she was a child, and will support Harry Potter no matter what decision Harry Potter makes.

Ginny and Hermione are both indispensable women in Harry Potter's life, one of them is smart and the other is kind, but Harry Potter trusts Hermione and likes Ginny, although the emotions are different, but their status is very important.

It's all important, Hello, he's to everyone. Very good friends.