Analyzing the success of Ellie Woods can be roughly summarized into the following factors. First, strong interpersonal relationships and social elite status. As a lawyer who graduated from Harvard Law School, Allie Woods obviously has resources that ordinary people do not have. At the same time, as a core member of the sisterhood, it has exerted the influence of social organizations in the policy agenda setting process. Second, the relative freedom and democracy of the United States have made it possible for citizens to create boldly, giving Allie Woods the right to stand on the congressional podium and speak for the dogs. At the same time, the absence of a film censorship system is an important factor in the successful presentation of the film before our eyes. Third, the most critical element is due to the great imagination of the screenwriter. The screenwriter succeeded in attracting the audience's attention with a unique character of the protagonist, and the openness of American society can accommodate this unique personality. Pulling away from the ideal world described in the movie and returning to reality, a normal person has to pass his wishes into the hands of members of Congress, like Ellie Woods, to form a bill and finally pass it. It is conceivable how much it is. difficult. Although parliamentarians are representatives elected by citizens, as described in the movie, the existence of parliamentarians represents the interests of a certain interest group. They must be supported by parliamentarians unless your interests are the same or you can bring them. The greater good. All in all, from the perspective of entertainment and inspiration, the movie can indeed give the audience a lot of positive energy, but once the problem is returned to reality, you have to soberly tell yourself that it is just a movie. To change politics, you must first have power.
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