Which fictional character has had a positive impact on your world view?

I think Naruto in Naruto has had a positive impact on my world view.

I remember Huo Ying first appeared in my second grade. At that time, there was a Star TV at home, which could be watched every day. At first, I thought it was very interesting. They use all kinds of ninja skills, which are sometimes interesting. But after just over 50 episodes, Star TV suddenly disappeared. These are my memories of seeing Huo Ying when I was a child. Junior high school is the time when Naruto influenced my worldview. When I went to a classmate's house in junior high school, I happened to see his CD with Huo Ying, so I borrowed it without hesitation. I watched more than 400 episodes and graduated from junior high school. I think Naruto is a persistent person who loves his partner, cherishes his friendship and makes unremitting efforts for his dreams. Every battle he went through was to protect his friends or his village, which was admirable.

He was discriminated against by others since he was a child, because he had a monster, the nine-tailed fox, and because of this, it was much more difficult for him to learn Ninjutsu than ordinary people, but he didn't give up. His childhood dream was to be Huo Ying, so that he would not be discriminated against by others. With his own efforts, with the help of his master Jiraiya, he first defeated JiNing, who is known as a genius, in the Ninjutsu exam, and later learned to escape the wind spiral shuriken through his own efforts. When Payne attacked Muye Village, he stood up bravely, not only knocking Payne down, but also protecting the whole village. Everyone regarded him as a Konoha hero, and he was finally recognized. I'm also excited to see this.

After the outbreak of World War IV, Dou and Tu wanted to unite the ninja world. Yakushi Kabuto actually resurrected Uchihiro Shoko Asahara with foul language, and the battlefield suddenly changed, and all movie-level characters were knocked down on the spot. At this time, Naruto stood up again. He was originally protected on an island because the soil wanted to catch him. As a result, he stood up to protect everyone. Naruto sends chakra to everyone, protecting the surviving ninjas and fighting them. He is willing to sacrifice everything for peace. When he saw the death of his good friend JiNing, he couldn't help crying. He finally wiped out the enemy with Sasuke and won. He succeeded in protecting everyone again. I'm really touched to see this. Later, Naruto also successfully became Huo Ying, realizing his childhood dream.

I don't think Naruto is our role model. In life, no matter how unrecognized and rejected you are at first, you can't give up. On the contrary, you should try your best to prove to those people that you can succeed. You should cherish your friends and try your best to help them every time they are in trouble. For Naruto, peace is important, realizing dreams is important, and partners are the most important. It's the same to me. This is the influence of Naruto on my worldview.