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A Forever Beauty : The Story of Diana Last week, I saw a documentary about Princess Diana on Netflix. In my memory, Diana was a pretty and famous celebrity, but I didn't know her very well. After t saw it, I was totally addicted to her and felt heartbroken about her death. She is absolutely a great star, a great woman, a great female leader. First, she was so gorgeous that wherever she was, she was the center of attention. And she was not just a pretty woman, what's more, she sets an example for all celebrities, she used her influence to guide people to pay attention to vulnerable groups and to eliminate prejudice. Secondly, She was also a victim of a royal family and the press. The rigid British royal family suppressed her character, and the crazy media deprived her privacy. Third, and the most important, She was a person who never admits defeat. She has changed the public's impression of royalty; she has changed people's perception of a woman. The most impressive sentence in this film is that: She didn't want to be a reader, she wanted to be the writer of her own book.

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A Forever Beauty : The Story of Diana

Last week, I saw a documentary about Princess Diana on Netflix.

In my memory, Diana was a pretty and famous celebrity, but I didn't know her very well. After I saw it, I was totally addicted to her and felt heartbroken about her death. She is absolutely a great star, a great woman, and a great female leader.

First, she was so gorgeous that wherever she was, she was the center of attention. And she was not just a pretty woman, what's more, she sets an example for all celebrities, she used her influence to guide people to pay attention to vulnerable groups and to eliminate prejudice.

Secondly, she was also a victim of a royal family and the press. The rigid British royal family suppressed her character, and the crazy media deprived her privacy.

Third, and the most important, she was a person who never admits defeat. She has changed the public's impression of royalty; she has changed people's perception of a woman. The most impressive sentence in this film is that: She didn't want to be a reader, she wanted to be the writer of her own book.

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