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유앤아이의원 목동점 · 김진현 원장의 피부연구소 :) · January 28, 2025
This is the story of Auggie, who learns to love and accept himself while cherishing his family. Auggie was afraid to go to school because of his unusual appearance, but with the su...
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Clinic: 유앤아이의원 목동점
Original post date: January 28, 2025
Translated at: April 20, 2026 at 6:01 PM
Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.
This is the story of Auggie, who learns to love and accept himself while cherishing his family.
Auggie was afraid to go to school because of his unusual appearance, but with the support and encouragement of his loving family, he gathers the courage to take his first step into the world.
Although he is hurt at first by the way people look at him, he eventually accepts his differences, connects with others, and goes on to live a happy life.
Through the story of a special child and his family, this film reminds us that each of us has our own unique value.
It is a moving work that highlights the importance of understanding and respecting one another. In the film Wonder, the growth of a boy whose appearance was different on the outside is vividly portrayed.
Auggie went through many hardships because of a congenital facial deformity, but his positive and courageous personality had a great influence on the people around him, gradually bringing about change, which is especially memorable.
This film is not just the story of a child who looks different on the outside; it also delivers a warm message to our society.
Although you may feel angry about the bullying and sense of alienation Auggie experiences, he has his own special tastes and individuality, and that seems to become part of his charm.
Watching this film also makes us realize that we need a positive attitude toward ourselves and a heart that understands and respects one another.
The reason I do not want to show myself to people in the world is that I lack confidence in my appearance. But I am truly grateful that my family always supports me.
When they encourage me by saying that I am not alone and that I am not strange, I feel reassured and strengthened.
Watching the film Wonder made me realize that although our society can sometimes seem sad and unfair, it is so important to understand and support one another even within that reality.
I think that if we have the support of family and the people around us, we can overcome difficulties.
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