Princess Bell is a fictional fairy tale protagonist. She appeared in Walter Disney's 30th animated feature film Beauty and the Beast (199 1). Princess Bell has always enjoyed positive comments. Many of them praised her wisdom, kindness and courage, and often compared it with Princess Ai Lier in The Little Mermaid (1989). Feminists have always maintained a very positive evaluation of Belle: critics praised her wisdom and independent thinking, and her dream was different from previous Disney princesses and had nothing to do with marriage. Princess Bell is one of the five fairytale princesses in the world. The cartoonist's inspiration for Princess Bell comes from movie stars Judy Garland and Julie Andrews.

Jasmine, the hero of Aladdin's magic lamp in the Arabian Nights story. Molly is the daughter of the Sultan. She is smart, stubborn (maybe rebellious), brave (but a little lonely) and beautiful. According to the law, she is extremely reluctant to get married before her upcoming birthday. She needs to be as smart and brave as she is. After rejecting one suitor after another, she met Aladdin, a street tramp, and fell in love with him deeply. Interestingly, Aladdin pretended to be a prince in pursuit of Molly, until she finally showed her true colors, and Molly finally found someone she loved deeply.

Ariel made her debut in The Little Mermaid/1989. Personality characteristics: self-confidence, curiosity, courage, rebellion, daring to take risks and pursue happiness.