What does Cinderella mean?

In fact, the word Cinderella comes from the fairy tale novel Cinderella by Andersen of Denmark. This is about a kind and beautiful girl. Because her biological mother died, her stepmother treated her badly and often bullied Cinderella with her two daughters. She is often prevented from attending the prince's ball by all kinds of impossible tasks, because her kindness has been dissolved by animal friends. Later, after a mother-in-law put on glass shoes, she became like a princess. After many twists and turns, she finally came together with the prince.

A little great, quack. People often use this word to describe the girl who turned the sparrow into a phoenix through her own efforts.