Anne of the Green Gables is a novel written by Canadian woman writer lucy maud montgomery (also translated by Lucy Maud Montgomery) at 1904. Anne of Green Gables tells the story of Anne, a pure and kind heroine who loves life. She lost her parents when she was a child and was adopted by Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables, 1 1 year old. But she has a distinct personality, full of fantasy and self-respect. With her own efforts, she not only won the love of adopters, but also won the care and friendship of teachers and classmates. Growth and dreams are the themes of this book. The author tells people with Anne's story: As long as you have dreams and make unremitting efforts, life will be colorful and beautiful.

Anne's parents are both teachers. Anne should have a happy family, but a smallpox killed her parents. She became an orphan. In the welfare home, she was discriminated against and suffered a lot. She was accused of being partial, and finally made good friends, but she also left herself because of illness. In this way, Anne grew up gradually. Although her manager was not good when she was a child, she was full of hope for her future life. Because of an accident, she was adopted by others and almost sent back to the welfare home. After some things, she was finally adopted, had her own home and made good friends.

After being adopted, Anne was finally able to go to school. At school, people know her identity and experience, and most people sympathize with her. However, some people laughed at her and played tricks on her, but she didn't care. She is herself. She studies hard and speaks with her grades, which makes everyone sit up and take notice of her and wins the respect of others with her own efforts. Annie is a strong girl. Facing the injustice of fate, she tried to change herself, firmly seized every opportunity, constantly improved herself, won the respect of others with strength instead of pity and sympathy, thanked Matthew and Maria who adopted her, and changed her destiny step by step with her own efforts.