"Frozen," known in Chinese as 《冰雪奇缘》, is a popular animated film produced by Disney. The movie tells a heartwarming and emotional story about two sisters, Elsa and Anna, who live in a magical kingdom called Arendelle.

Elsa, the older sister, has the unique ability to control ice and snow. However, this power is something she struggles to understand and control. As a child, she accidentally hurts her younger sister Anna with her magic, leading to a deep emotional distance between them. In order to protect Anna and herself, Elsa isolates herself, eventually leaving the kingdom and living in a mountain palace where she can be alone.

Years later, when Elsa's powers begin to affect the entire kingdom, she returns home for her coronation. But during the event, her emotions get out of control, causing an eternal winter to spread across the land. Anna, determined to save her sister and their people, sets off on a journey to find Elsa and bring her back.

Along the way, Anna meets a brave snowman named Olaf, a charming ice harvester named Kristoff, and his reindeer Sven. Together, they face many challenges and learn about love, courage, and self-acceptance. Meanwhile, Elsa must come to terms with her powers and realize that true strength comes from understanding and embracing who she is.

In the end, the story highlights the importance of family, forgiveness, and the power of love. It’s not just a tale about magic and ice, but also a touching message about how we can overcome our fears and find our place in the world.

The film was a huge success and became one of Disney's most beloved movies, inspiring a sequel and a Broadway musical. Its themes continue to resonate with audiences around the world.