After reading The Diary of Anne Frank !! Urgent!

From 1942 to 1944, the clouds of war and genocide filled the sky, and the Gestapo's iron melon reached out to every innocent Jew, staging a terrible catastrophe in history. Anne was a Jewish girl who, in July 1942, was forced to take refuge in the "secret room" of her father's company with four other Jews due to the urgency of the oppression of Jews.

Life in the backroom is very boring, with monotonous meals, quirky companions, not being able to go out for several years, and very strict restrictions on water and access to the bathroom. Thankfully, though, what she went through didn't leave her heart barren, and it had become a field of hope! Anne wanted to be a writer and a journalist, but this beautiful aspiration seemed so fragile under the unstoppable torrent of darkness at the time, like a bubble that shimmered with colored light.

But Anne still writes: "This cruelty will also end, and peace and tranquility will return." At the same time, I have to cling to my ideals.

Maybe one day, I will be able to achieve my dreams! "Reading this, I feel as if I see an indomitable soul crying out in a dark chamber!

After countless long days and nights in the secret room, Anne transformed from a willful girl who did not do anything more into a mature girl. By the time of Anne's 15th birthday, Anne had grown amazingly. She has raised her introspection to the social level and has begun to think about issues such as equality between men and women

Modern women are fighting for the right to complete independence! "But independence is not enough, women should also be respected!" "What I condemn is our value system and the man who does not recognize how great, how difficult, and at the same time how beautiful a woman's role in society is!

In an unimaginable era when war was spreading, everyone was in danger, and countless people were lying in a pool of blood, Anne, a fifteen-year-old girl who had been living in a secret room for nearly two years, was able to talk about the profound social issue of gender equality with real insight! Reading this, I can't help but sigh that war can destroy everything, but it cannot encroach on a strong, brave and free heart!

I believe that "The Diary of Anne Frank" will continue to be passed on, indicting war and ugliness, preaching peace and friendship, and touching and inspiring generations with her sincere writing!

I finally finished reading the book "Diary of Anne Frank" in the past few days, and I was shocked by one of Anne's diary of sock luck, and I couldn't imagine the pain and suffering caused by the war.

Because of the war, the family, who had been living a prosperous and comfortable life, and the Van Dam couple and their son Peter, as well as Dr. Dussel, these eight people lived in fear for more than two years in a cramped, completely enclosed back room. They have completely lost their freedom, they have to be light and cautious every day, and they have even lost the freedom to speak. They have to endure fear, hunger, and sickness every day, which we can't even imagine.

We are happy, born in a peaceful and distant China, living a free, happy and happy life every day. At home, you can do whatever you want: play on the computer, watch TV, draw, ......At school, you can also do what you like:

Reading books, skipping rope, kicking shuttlecock ......On weekends, you can also make an appointment with your friends to skate, watch movies, play badminton ......However, we often complain that we have too much homework, no time to play, and we have to do our homework as soon as we have dinner and we don't know how to do it. Sometimes if you do a few more extracurricular questions, you will be a hundred unwilling. Think about it, it really shouldn't be.

I also saw such a picture in the Diary of Anne Frank, many children. With an empty stomach and a carrot to nibble on, he ran out of his cold home and into the windy street, into a damp, fireless classroom. Children beg for a piece of bread from passers-by on the street.

What a heart-wrenching picture. It's a shame to think about these children and look at ourselves. Every day, we either think that our mother's food is not delicious, or that our father's cooking is not appetizing, and we pick and choose fat and thin.

We are really in the midst of blessings and do not know blessings.

The Diary of Anne Frank made me reflect on myself and taught me to think. It is like a beacon that will guide us forward.