Which door should the soldier choose?

At the moment, the soldier is in difficult situation. He doesn't know what he should do, as well as which door he should choose. He just has 2 choices. If he keeps his love, he will die; conversely, giving up his love, he can still save himself. It's unreasonable when loving someone is guilty, but it's his fate and he need to make an important and serious decision in his life. He recalls the princess' s radiant smiles, gentle voice, and all beautiful memories which they had. Finally, he choose the door with the beautiful woman. He has to keep his promise to the princess is that whatever happens, he must still alive and live happily.

He closes his eyes and opens the door because he doesn't want to face the truth. Suddenly, he hears the princess' soft voice, he opens his eyes hopefully. The beautiful woman is talking to him, she knows all secrets between the princess and him. The way she eyes and talks seem to be strangely familiar to him. Eventually, he realizes that the woman who is standing in front of him is his lover-his princess. Then, the princess tells him that she had exchanged her appearance with the woman. Both of them hug each other jubilantly, and they live happily together ever after.

Their love is great and inviolable. The princess can give up everything to protect her love. She gave up her wealthy position and appearance in order to live normal life with the soldier who she loves. As for the soldier, no matter what the princess looks like, he still loves her, he loves who she is, not because of her appearance, power, or position.

Changing appearance

- As a seven year old child, I wished I had been a boy, not a girl. I thought being a girl is so difficult and complicated. Every morning before coming to school, my mother usually combed my hair and wore it in a braid. It made me frustrated, I wanted to sleep more, but I had to wake up early in order to do it. It's so crazy. In addition, I liked Karate, I really wanted to learn it; however, my parents said, "It had been just for a boy, it hadn't been suitable for you, you should learn aerobic and play organ." It's terrible, I wanted to learn Karate, but I didn't have any choice. I didn't know why they could think so. At that time, I really wished to be a boy.

- However, when I went to junior high school, I rethought about turning into a boy. I thought that being a girl is great. First, a woman has a priority-ladies first. Besides, a woman doesn't have to do heavy works like a man. It's interesting.

- When coming to high school, I used to wish I had been taller and had a beautiful body as a fashion model. Then, I could wear a lot of beautiful cloths, and maybe I could become a famous model. I could earn a lot of money and become richer. Afterward I realize that my appearance doesn't decide who I am. It can't give me a rich life or a happy family. But my characteristics and behavior themselves make myself, or decide who I will become. Although I'm not perfect, I'm totally pleasant with myself; therefore, I don't need to change anything.

Which door should the soldier choose?

At the moment, the soldier is in difficult situation. He doesn't know what he should do, as well as which door he should choose. He just has 2 choices. If he keeps his love, he will die; conversely, giving up his love, he can still save himself. It's unreasonable when loving someone is guilty, but it's his fate and he need to make an important and serious decision in his life. He recalls the princess' s radiant smiles, gentle voice, and all beautiful memories which they had. Finally, he choose the door with the beautiful woman. He has to keep his promise to the princess is that whatever happens, he must still alive and live happily.

He closes his eyes and opens the door because he doesn't want to face the truth. Suddenly, he hears the princess' soft voice, he opens his eyes hopefully. The beautiful woman is talking to him, she knows all secrets between the princess and him. The way she eyes and talks seem to be strangely familiar to him. Eventually, he realizes that the woman who is standing in front of him is his lover-his princess. Then, the princess tells him that she had exchanged her appearance with the woman. Both of them hug each other jubilantly, and they live happily together ever after.

Their love is great and inviolable. The princess can give up everything to protect her love. She gave up her wealthy position and appearance in order to live normal life with the soldier who she loves. As for the soldier, no matter what the princess looks like, he still loves her, he loves who she is, not because of her appearance, power, or position.