这是书中的一本：艾玛·沃特森在周一晚上登上纽约市舞台，然后对她的新电影“美女与野兽”进行了特别放映，片刻之后我们认为她真的是百丽!
当然她不是 按照字面 迪士尼1991年动画片经典重拍的标志性女主角，但是一个人看到她穿着一件可爱的黄色意大利面条礼服与Belle的舞会礼服相呼应，可以原谅一个简短的混乱。.
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你可能还记得，在这部电影中最令人难忘的时刻之一，贝儿穿着一件黄色的长袍与野兽共舞.
但沃森周一不在林肯中心的比尔剧院舞台上跳舞。相反，她与纽约电影儿童协会的人群交谈，分享她对阅读的热爱，这反映了贝儿的阅读.
在故事（动画和真人动画）中，它的书籍与推动美女与野兽之间浪漫的标志性舞蹈一样多;两人都有共同的阅读热情，这有助于她以全新的眼光看待他.
“[书籍]如此强大，他们有能力改变你的生活和你的观点，这个故事真的说明了这一点，书籍的神圣性质以及他们运送你和赋予你权力的能力，”沃森周一告诉Mashable.
“我们仍然生活在这样一个世界，那里可能有超过8000万女孩因性别而无法上学，”她补充说。.
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这不是沃森第一次用她的服装让我们着迷;在2月底的电影英国首映中，她穿着一件纯粹的童话般的淡蓝色礼服.
这不是沃森最近与纽约唯一的书籍相关的经历;上周三（国际妇女节），她的Twitter推特充满了她在纽约附近的书店和女士雕像 – 偶尔会遇到粉丝!
周一，Watson改变了服装，后来加入了电影导演Bill Condon，加上演员Dan Stevens，Josh Gad，Ewan McGregor，Audra McDonald，Stanley Tucci，Ian McKellen和作曲家Alan Menken在林肯中心的Alice Tully Hall进行单独的放映.
我们必须说，她在所有情况下看起来都很可爱.
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As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, based on the content of the article, it appears to be written in Chinese. The article discusses Emma Watsons appearance at a special screening of her new movie “Beauty and the Beast” in New York City, where she spoke about her love for reading and how it relates to her character Belle in the film. She also highlighted the importance of education for girls around the world. The article also mentions Watsons recent visits to bookstores and womens statues in New York City to promote her book club, Our Shared Shelf. Overall, the article praises Watsons advocacy for education and literature.
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, based on the content of the article, it appears to be written in Chinese. The article discusses Emma Watsons appearance at a special screening of her new movie “Beauty and the Beast” in New York City, where she spoke about her love for reading and how it relates to her character Belle in the film. She also highlighted the importance of education for girls around the world. The article also mentions Watsons recent visits to bookstores and womens statues in New York City to promote her book club, Our Shared Shelf. Overall, the article praises Watsons advocacy for education and literature.