Mei Gongju has been endowed with magical magic since she was a child. As long as she sings magical magic songs, her beautiful blonde hair can heal any pain in the world, but when her hair is cut, that section of hair does not possess such magic power. Therefore, the witch who was born to love beauty, took the little princess away from her baby, for her beautiful youth. The king and queen who love their daughters will set off thousands of sky lanterns all over the country on the birthday of the public every year. Rapunzel, who has been isolated from the world since childhood and locked up in a high lighthouse, cannot cure her lovesickness - curiosity about the origin of sky lanterns. She didn't know her true identity until she had a series of interactions with the thief "boyfriend" that she discovered that the outside world was both sinister and fun. Through a series of adventures, she found true love, returned to her long-lost family, defeated the evil forces that took her away, and returned to people's love and support.
It is a relatively undisturbed story, but it can feel the consistent concept of Disney. Throughout Disney's history, their films have often revolved around a princess. Without exception, the princesses are almost all white. Their facial features are also very obvious, with big eyes, blond hair, silently showing a ditch, and then a willow waist, long legs, and long skirts. In this way, intentionally or unintentionally, it has a subtle influence on girls who watch movies, shaping their values, aesthetics, and even worldviews. Seeing that the princess dressed up like this is finally happy, is to imply to the small audience that girls must have big eyes, blonde hair, willow waist and other details to support their happy life. Boys, on the other hand, will take those princes or male protagonists who have an inverted triangular figure as an example and who are unruly in character, teasing and teasing girls from time to time. These details have shaped a different consumption concept for these children who grew up with Disney cartoons.
When these children start to have the ability to consume their parents' money, manufacturers will launch toys, clothes, etc. in a timely manner to continue to maintain a consumer network with them. Consumer Market Network. This is simply a war that little friends can't win, because their opponents, or their parents' opponents, are MBAs who graduated from well-known business schools.
The downside of this is that it distorts children's values. Let them mistakenly think that only beautiful long-legged beauties with big eyes and thin waists can be happy; let them mistakenly think that only white girls can be princesses or protagonists; let them mistakenly think that everything is beautiful; let them mistakenly think that This and mistaking that for that, created an unreal world for them.
Today's children have been well protected since childhood, and the limited things they come into contact with will become the first step in the formation of their worldview. As adults, we should not let them come into contact with things that are too illusory. Of course, unrealistic Disney animations can be a source of total relaxation for those of us adults who are suffocating in the real algae. Some plots can really make people laugh, but now watching Disney animation, there is no mood in the past. To use a common saying, we have grown hopelessly. Ha ha.
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