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Peter Pan

Little girl Wendy, born in a repressive environment, is still being stifled by a stubborn and stubborn father all day long, killing her childhood joys and dreams. Wendy's good friends John and Michael suffer the same pain. Finally one dark night, Peter Pan, the little Peter Pan with deciduous teeth, flew to their bed and said that he would teach them to fly and take them to a beautiful place. The friends followed Peter Pan to a beautiful island, the Void Island. They embarked on an adventure...

There are dense bushes and beautiful seas in the void, happy notes wafting in the air, and warm bubbles in the sun. The island was a paradise for Peter Pan, who wanted to take all his children with him, teach them to fly, teach them to be happy, teach them to forget their troubles.

But he was also a child. A child who refuses to grow up, who will never have a heart, lungs, and carefree happiness, and who will only cry for not being able to stick to his own shadow.

There is a dangerous man named Captain Hook on the Void Island, who holds up his prosthetic hand made of iron hooks and says in a slightly excited and cruel tone, "He's back." He is a calm, wise, sinister and cunning figure. He commanded his pirates against peter pan's children, seeing them as enemies.

Peter Pan once used his body as bait to distract the pirates and rescue the lost boys and Wendy.

Peter Pan once risked his life to rescue Princess Hulian, who was tied to the prison rock and could be drowned alive by the rising tide at any time.

I envy Peter Pan for flying and never growing up, and for Peter Pan for living a carefree, free and happy life. He sprinkled the faith of kindness into every corner of the fairytale kingdom. But I prefer Peter Pan's jealous, brave and sacrificial spirit.