People say jewelry is a girl's best friend, but to me, it's Barbie. When I lost my first tooth on the first day of school, she was always by my side. She was always by my side at my first birthday party and the first night when I left home.

Recently, the opening of a large Barbie store in Shanghai reminded me of Barbie and what she means to us.

In recent years, Barbie has attracted a lot of criticism. People think Barbie is an unreal role for many girls. They claim that Barbie's hair, perfect skin and slim hourglass figure explain the wrong aesthetic. After all, she is 50 years old, but there is no wrinkle on her face.

Others believe that Barbie represents an independent and career-oriented woman. After all, she is an astronaut, a movie star, a doctor and a professional woman, and she still has time to play with her friends and travel around the world.

But for girls and women all over the world, Barbie is just their friend. She listened to our childish complaints. She asked us to choose clothes for her. He asked us to play with her hair. Even when we painted on her face and her arm was torn off, she still had a bright smile on her face, as if to say, "It doesn't matter." Maybe this is what we can learn from Barbie-explore the world, make new friends and always keep a positive attitude.

I often wonder where Barbie is, but no matter where she is, I'm sure she always smiles.