The film reflects the theme very well, people and nature. This film does not talk about how people get along with nature, but gives us reflections from the perspective of civet cats. Maybe today's nature is even worse than what is shown in the film. Urban expansion, garbage pollution, massive deforestation, encroaching on the territory of nature. Animals have no place to live. How can foxes and civet cats turn into humans and live in the crowd, and what should other animals do if they can't transform, they can only live in the sewers and groves of cities, and can only rely on eating humans. We live with garbage, why is this happening, what would we do if we humans were animals, would we resist? I have heard such a sentence, those who can work hard. In nature, we currently recognize that human beings are higher animals, so why can't we give full play to our abilities to serve nature? We humans do things that harm other animals in order to satisfy our own selfishness. In the film, civet cats turned into ghost monsters to scare humans, and some civet cats even sacrificed their lives for this, but businessmen without morals even wanted to profit from it. It's really disgusting. Some civet cats in the film propose to kill all humans, and some civet cats propose that they cannot kill all of them. If they kill all of them, they will not be able to eat delicious food made by humans. All civet cats know the concept of coexisting with alien species. Why don’t humans. This film objectively reflects the reality and satirizes the uncontrolled development of urbanization in contemporary society. Only wish people and nature live in harmony.
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