Dragon and Phoenix tells a Cinderella-like story.

In the film, Hepburn plays the daughter of a driver in a wealthy family, and the godmother is an old Parisian baron who makes a brief appearance.

As for the prince, one is not enough, two is better, and the two young masters of the rich family love her.

Hepburn's character changes under the guidance of the old baron, is first courted by the second young master, and later with the young master Humphery Bogart, two love, and eventually married.

Unlike "Roman Holiday," in which a princess spends most of her time inconspicuously dressed for a visit, this modern Cinderella story is much more domineer.

Hepburn's look in this film was changed more often than Princess Anne in Roman Holiday.

If compared with the real Cinderella, it is much happier. Cinderella's dress, no matter how gorgeous and shining, she would never wear it until midnight.

But Hepburn in this film has no magic time limit.

Not only did she not, she spent this movie trying to change her look every ten minutes, and every look was insanely beautiful.

Even if there is no glass slipper, foot Ferragamo, she is still fashionable so that the "princes" of her dream.

Especially the part where she danced with the second young master, it was amazing.

Alas, if Cinderellas are as beautiful as her heart-stopping appearance, then I can finally understand why the prince danced with her after she did not marry.

I have to say, with her feet on Ferragamo, she is the most beautiful Cinderella I have ever seen.

Yes, Audrey Hepburn is really beautiful.

Her beauty is like thunder and lightning, desert snow,

Beauty need not be stated, need not understand.

As Oscar Wilde said, "Beauty is truth." Because it doesn't need any extra explanation."

No matter how many times I have seen Audrey Hepburn's face, I am still struck dumb by her beauty every time.

Her beauty seems to be fresh every time, and Ferragamo will bring it back to life.