But after watching this Lizzie McGuire, I realized what an unforgivable sin committed by Disney: It conveyed the message of "Every girl is a princess" to girls all over the world, but it completely attributed happy ending to Luck ignores all the hard, lonely, and self-doubt days that must be overcome to become a successful woman.
Maybe someone will say that this is a big deal. Naturally, you and I have passed the age of "believe that life is as beautiful as a fairy tale". Watching such a movie is just to pursue the time without the brain that it brings. But Disney’s market target is not those of us who are beginning to become cynical, but those teenage girls who have just started school life and whose rooms are all pink. If you keep instilling the same kind of information into them-and it's the information they must be 100% willing to accept from the beginning-who can guarantee that they will not continue to follow the old path of "Cinderella waiting for the prince" when they become adults. It is true that keeping oneself beautiful and noble every day, reading some poems of wind and snow, and working hard in front of people can make ordinary girls be affected by the prince-the young and rich Wang Laowu. In this era- -They are favored, and it is possible to actually get married and have children to inherit the inheritance, and get what they call the life of a phoenix after flying on a branch. But is this really all that a woman deserves in her best life?
probably is. Perhaps this is indeed the best life you can get as a rib.
The story of Cinderella is indeed beautiful, but the person who wrote the book knows that the sentence "The prince and princess have lived a happy life since then" hastily ended. Lizzie McGuire, American college girl (The Prince And Me) who was proposed by a Danish prince, high school girl (The Ice Princess) who won the championship after a few laps on the ice rink, country girl who was cursed but unexpectedly won the prince’s favor (Ella Enchanted), Maid in Manhattan, who attracted members of Congress inexplicably, high school girls (What A Girl Wants) who turned into British high-class socialites, and of course, the most famous one was suddenly taken by a small European country For the princess's sloppy girl (The Princess Diary I, II) with thick-rimmed glasses, the screenwriters of all these stories coincide with each other but are extremely clever to let Cinderella call the curtain at the right time, leaving only a long string for the audience. Long list of cast and crew. But life will not end there. What should the prince do if he suddenly finds that this beautiful Cinderella is just a little clever straw bag. If a girl who really has some talent suddenly realizes that she will never be a monk halfway through training for more than ten years, what should she do. If all these so-called girls who are "favored by the Goddess of Destiny" are suddenly kicked off by the goddess of temper, but because they believe in luck and forget how to work hard, what should they do?
Unlucky people have their own misfortunes. Cinderella may get a rich but empty life and may even divorce the prince because of a third party. Strong feminists may also miss the true love in their lives because they are busy with their material and spiritual lives. But since every life has its drawbacks, why not take the life of success or failure in your own hands, like a real person-not just a rib of others, or a pilgrim praying for luck-like that Enjoy every day.
Otherwise, if this goes on, even Cinderella herself will be bored by so many women who complain about the world and have to go on strike.
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