On March 8th Women’s Day, the cinema was crowded, so we bought the first row of seats and looked up to watch the entire cartoon. Cartoons usually have inspiration, warmth, courage, friendship, and of course, love. This hilarious and thoughtful cartoon unexpectedly gave me a protagonist with a thumping heart. He was disappointed with innocence and enthusiasm, and then he learned how to navigate the real adult world with ease. He was cunning, but he couldn't help but approached this newcomer Rabbit Police Officer, perhaps because he saw who he used to be, perhaps just the gravitational force of love. Finally they defeated the evil forces. He listened to his advice and went to the police academy. They sat together as a matter of course, teasing each other to track down the amazingly slow, fast and horrible brother Flash. This is an excellent and unobtrusive male protagonist. He is not dull, not obtrusive, not single, not perfect, and not easily forgotten. He is knowledgeable and has a wide range of friends. He has a brother who was kidnapped, and he is also helpful and has the loyalty of saving his life. He can distinguish good from evil and see through the situation. He knows your innocence, but he is afraid of you crying, so he does his best to help you. He protects you comprehensively and protects you from the rain. When a conflict comes, he will stand in front of you. He is agile and quick-witted, he will come back to rescue you at the moment of life and death. He has arrogant eyes and clear eyebrows. When he puts on his sunglasses, it seems that there is only himself in the world. But you will eventually know that he is just waiting for you, seemingly aloof, but in fact lonely, one day you walk in front of him, he gives you a embrace, you can cry or laugh. Perhaps you have loved such a fox before?
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