What are the personality characteristics of Anne in the novel Anne of Green Gables?

In the novel Anne of Green Gables, Anne is a sunny girl who should have a happy family, but her parents died of illness, leaving her an orphan and being sent to a welfare home, where she was bullied, but she never gave up and fought for her own interests when she was bullied. No matter when, never be disappointed in the future, love every day, look forward to every day, and tomorrow is a new day for her. Even if she was bullied at school, she dared to protect herself. After getting the opportunity of education, Anne studied hard and used her own strength to make others stop laughing at herself and let the people in the town recognize herself.

At the same time, Anne is also a kind and naive girl. She is willing to make friends with trees and flowers. She is imaginative and friendly to people. She helps Matthew and Maria with farm work, looks after the family, and is also friendly to Diana. Although the two were separated because of Diana's mother's misunderstanding, when Diana asked Anne for help at night, she did not hesitate to lend a helping hand and saved Diana's sister. So Diana's mother took another look at Anne. At school, Anne studied hard, tried to be a good student and lived up to Matthew and Maria's expectations.

In fact, Anne is a grateful person. She knew that Matthew and Maria were under great pressure to adopt her, so she studied hard at school to win honor for Maria and Matthew. At home, she volunteered to share the housework so that Maria and Matthew could have a rest. Knowing that Matthew is introverted, she is willing to share her life with Matthew, so that Matthew will not feel lonely. Knowing that Maria is strict with her is good for her, and understanding what Maria has arranged for Anne, Anne has done well; When she could have stayed away from college and realized her dream, she was willing to go back to Maria to heal the trauma caused by Matthew's death and accompany her.