"虽然我只有十四岁，但我很清楚自己想要什么，知道谁对谁错，我有自己的看法，自己的想法和原则，尽管从一个青少年的角度来看这可能很疯狂，但我觉得自己更像一个大人而不是孩子。"
— Anne Frank
Simplified Meaning:
Even though someone is young, like fourteen years old, they can still understand what they want in life and have strong opinions about what's right or wrong. A young person can have their own ideas and beliefs that guide them. Sometimes, people think that teenagers can’t really understand complex things or have meaningful opinions, but that isn’t always true. For example, think about a young activist like Malala Yousafzai. She started speaking out about girls' education when she was very young. Despite her age, she had clear ideas and strong convictions, showing that she was mature beyond her years. Instead of dismissing young people's thoughts, we should recognize that they can have valuable insights and treat their feelings and thoughts with respect.
