How to write an emotional composition after reading Cinderella?

On my tenth birthday, my father gave me a book called Cinderella, and I was attracted by it. The gist of the story is this:

A long time ago, there was a beautiful and kind girl whose mother died and her father married her stepmother. Stepmother has two biological daughters. Although they are beautiful, they have a bad heart. They took all the beautiful clothes of the girl. Dress her in old clothes and shoes and call her Cinderella.

Cinderella carries water, cooks and washes clothes like a servant every day.

One day, the father went to the market and asked his daughters what they wanted. The eldest daughter wants a suit. The second daughter wants pearls; Cinderella wants a branch.

So my father brought something back. Cinderella ran to her mother's grave with branches and cried. Cinderella's tears fell on the branch, and the branch survived and became a big tree. A bird in the tree will satisfy Cinderella's wish.

The king will choose a fiancee for the prince and invite all the young girls to attend.

Cinderella's stepmother took her two daughters to the dance. Cinderella wants to go, too, but her stepmother won't let her. Cinderella said sadly at her mother's grave, "Bird, please give me a dress made of gold and a pair of crystal shoes." When Cinderella got it, she put it on and ran to the palace. Everyone thinks Cinderella is a foreign princess, and the prince only danced with Cinderella for one night. Late at night, Cinderella left in a hurry, but one of Cinderella's crystal shoes fell off. The prince picked it up and ordered women all over the country to wear it. She has just arrived at Cinderella's house, and neither of her two sisters is wearing anything. Cinderella put on her shoes, and the prince immediately thought Cinderella was a foreign princess.

Finally, they got married and lived a happy life.

What a touching and happy story it is! With the help of the bird, the beautiful and kind Cinderella finally became a queen, which is really gratifying.

Our road is like Cinderella, sometimes good, sometimes bad. When something bad happens, face it bravely, don't give up, and say to yourself, "I can do it." As long as we work hard, we will become a white swan like an ugly duckling and a beautiful and kind queen like Cinderella.