Queen Victoria and the late Edwardian England, Beatrix Potter, who was born into a wealthy aristocratic family, has a precious childlike innocence, and she has a special love for nature and animals , the way of looking at things is often different. Later, she made full use of her talent in painting to depict nature, and began to create fairy tales based on little rabbits. When her first book, The Tale of Peter Rabbit, was officially published, Beatrix became a popular and well-known author. After a successful career, love also came to Ms. Potter.
Through the publication of The Peter Rabbit Tale, she meets Norman Vaughn, publisher of the Frederick Vaughan Company, and his sister Millie Working together, Beatrix and Norman Vaughan knew, fell in love, and got engaged. For this relationship, Beatrix could not announce to the public, or even talk about it. In high society in London, Potter's parents insisted that she should find someone who matched her status as her life partner, and they believed that Beatrix and Vaughan were a mistake, because Vaughan was just a businessman. They ask Beatrix to reconsider the decision to be with Vaughan. Ultimately, Beatrix agreed to leave her fiancé for a while to see if the two were still passionate. Unexpectedly, not long after he left, his fiance contracted an illness and passed away. Porter was very quiet for a while because of pain and loneliness. However, after a long period of spiritual training, Beatrix's concept has been completely changed, and she has bravely faced life with a new attitude. She moved to Cumbria's Lake District, home to precipitous peaks and 16 sparkling lakes, where she lived and worked until 1930. She was inspired by its unparalleled beauty
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