The story of "Cinderella" in Grimm's fairy tales is a story about perseverance and hope, and the final victory of justice over **. The character of Cinderella, who was abused by her own stepmother and stepsisters, lived in an extremely unfair environment, but she always maintained her kindness and purity. This story teaches us to keep our hearts bright and hopeful, even in the darkest of times.
The story reveals the injustice of society and the ugliness of human nature, but at the same time it is a desire and belief in a better future. The story of Cinderella is an encouragement to those who have experienced injustice in their lives, telling them not to give up, because one day, their virtue and perseverance will be rewarded.
Real life is not a fairy tale, and not every Cinderella meets her prince. Although this story is beautiful, it is also an escapist fantasy, and when people encounter difficulties in reality, they cannot just wait for a miracle to appear, but like Cinderella, even in adversity, they must stick to their principles and efforts and create miracles themselves.
In short, "Cinderella" not only sees the beauty and hope in the story, but also sees the gap between reality and fantasy, and the truth that everyone needs to be responsible for their own happiness and future.