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"The Diary of Anne Frank" is the diary of the Jewish girl Anne Frank. This diary records her secret life for two years from June 1942 to August 1944. In August 1944, the whole family was arrested by the Green Police and sent to a concentration camp. He died of typhoid fever the following year. The diary contains detailed records of Anne's hidden life, as well as her analysis of her adolescent self, her longing for the end of her war life, and her brief but beautiful first love. Although she was in the midst of war, Anne still observed life optimistically and delicately and faced the war situation positively. After the war, her surviving father, Otto Frank, published Anne's diary, causing a huge sensation. "The Diary of Anne Frank" has been translated into more than 70 languages ​​and was included in the "Memory of the World Register" by UNESCO in 2009. The film also received eight Oscar nominations in one fell swoop, and both John F. Kennedy and Audrey Hepburn voiced their voices for the book. Anne's story has had an impact around the world.

"The Diary of Anne Frank" is a diary written by Anne Frank, a German Jew. It is a record of her life and emotions while hiding in a secret room. As a growing teenager, she confided in her diary the confusion of constant conflicts with her mother and her sexual curiosity. At the same time, the record of 25 months of hiding and terror-filled life in a secret room also makes "Annie's Diary" an eyewitness report on the suffering life of the people under German occupation.