Zootopia is an animation that I like very much. I have no resistance to furry animals. I got a lot of satisfaction when watching this movie. I really like rabbits and foxes. The production level of the animation is very good, every fluff is very clear, and the image of every animal is very nice. Remove these factors, and more importantly, the theme it expresses-equality. Judy Rabbit dreamed of becoming a police officer, and she got what she wanted to become a police officer, even though she was a traffic policeman. In Zoological City, although herbivores and carnivores have coexisted peacefully, as a whole, many herbivores are still discriminated against. Judy is committed to changing all this and she wants to achieve complete equality. Later, all this was really realized. It should have come to a happy ending here, but the story is not over. When the herbivores took the initiative, it was the carnivores that were oppressed. This can't help but arouse more thinking-what is true equality? There are many similar phenomena in the society. The equality of men and women has not really been realized. Women's rights advocates are worthy of encouragement, but sometimes too much is too late. Excessive promotion of women's rights is sometimes promoting unfair things to men. What is true equality? This requires not only the restriction of the system, but also the psychological approval of the parties concerned. There should be no inferiority complex, nor conceit, but treat everyone as the same individual, including oneself, so that they can be treated equally. Obviously, Judy was a little conceited in the later period. She placed carnivores on the opposite side instead of equal individuals. At the same time, there were animals who contributed to the situation, so the development of things was unexpected. Fortunately, in the end she saw everything clearly, and things developed into a good situation. What is true equality and how to achieve equality is a question worth considering.
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