The New Diary of Anne Frank

"The Diary of Anne Frank" is set in the Second World War. It truly reproduces the lives of Anne and other eight people in the secret cabin for more than two years. Anne's diary not only truly reproduces the daily life of the people in the secret cabin, but also exposes the crimes of the German Nazi Party and is a witness against them for their crimes of murdering the Jews. From her own personal experience, Anne expressed her doubts and anger about the war and the genocidal policy. The movie narrates the events in the form of a diary. Anne named her diary Kitty and regarded her as a friend. She recorded the diary by writing letters to Kitty. The language is kind, natural, simple and unpretentious, and truly expresses the author's feelings. "The Diary of Anne Frank" is not only a classic for contemporary teenagers to read, but also an important document for scholars to study history. Its exposure of the crimes of the Nazi Party and its description of the history of World War II make it unique in historical value.