Great Dancer of the 20Th Century

Traveling to England in the twentieth century, she became Emma, ​​a girl from a poor family. Emma's mother is a maid who works as a cow and horse, while her father is a passionate worker who makes trouble for capitalists everywhere and has a bright future. But even so, Emma is still determined to embark on the road to her dream - to become a ballet dancer. First, she made herself a pair of pointe shoes, and then she found a nobleman to help her rise. When Brian, a young capitalist, took over his father's business, he was troubled by protests from his workers. He overheard that the leading worker had a daughter who was learning to dance. "That girl must have inherited her father's barrel figure and potato head, and she even thought of herself as a dancer." Brian sneered and went to watch Emma practice dancing. He didn't want the girl's slender waist and light dancing posture to make him forget what heaven and earth were on the spot. "How could the white swan be born in the ugly old duck's nest?" Brian looked coldly and turned to the servant, "I want all her information within three days." When the Royal Ballet was founded in 1931, Emma became a veteran ballet dancer and the royal family fell in love with her. Then color movies became popular all over the world, and she put on her pointe shoes and left an eternal grace on the screen. Later, every Christmas, watching Emma dance became a traditional practice of that generation. The glory of that century is engraved under her pointe shoes. Intention: self-reliance