Anne in Amsterdam , the Netherlands, is a naive and lively Jewish girl. Under the care of her father and mother, she has been living a carefree life. On her 13th birthday, she received a precious gift from her father—a diary that she could not put down, and she developed the habit of writing a diary since then.
During the Second World War, in order to avoid the Nazis' persecution of Jews, Anne's family hid in the attic of her father's company with four other Jews under the cover of friends, and began to live in an incognito secret room. In August 1944, Annie and her family were arrested and sent to a concentration camp because the secret room was reported. In the face of various life and death, Annie's life fell into purgatory on earth. During this period of hiding in the secret room, Annie expressed the bitterness of growing up, the feelings of a girl, and her longing for the future through her diary.
