She was born into a noble family, her mother was a Dutch baroness and her father was a banker, but she was not a spoiled princess. In the middle and late World War II, Hepburn secretly raised money for the Dutch guerrillas through ballet performances. At the same time, because of her young age, she repeatedly used her child's identity to send information to the Dutch underground party.

Born into a noble family, she studied ballet in her early years, but she started her film career because she starred in Seven Lessons in Holland. Hepburn appeared in 26 films in his life. Almost every time she makes a film, there will be a whirlwind in the fashion circle. Simple black dress, collarless sleeveless dress, white shirt, well-tailored suit, or pretty cropped trousers, black turtleneck and scarf became Hepburn's unique symbol, and also became.

Her beauty has a soul. What supports her beauty is the strength of personality. Before her death, she liked the short poem "The Time-tested Secret of Beauty" written by American writer Sam Levinson very much, and read it in public many times. This poem is a portrayal of Hepburn's life and the secret of her beauty. This is Audrey Hepburn.

Her beauty is not just external. From 1988 to 1993, Audrey Hepburn became a goodwill ambassador of UNICEF, helping children in Latin America and Africa, and went to many countries and regions to shout, appeal and raise money for children.