Then let's think deeply.
What do the animals in it eat? Are all carnivores forced to be vegetarians? Or another source of meat. Is forcing a carnivore to be a vegetarian? Isn't it culturally diverse?
The name of this piece is Zootopia, which literally translates to Zoo Utopia, or Utopia Zoo. But only mammals appear in the film. Are reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects, arthropods, and other kinds of animals just like the rust belt blue-collar workers being ignored as part of the zoo? Or is it that the mammals here are like New Yorkers and Californians, a group of mammals in the name of the entire zoo, thinking that their broken problems are the biggest problems of the entire zoo? Or are these other species that belong to the same broad category of animals turned into food? This film should not be called zootopia, it should be called mammaltopia. Is the life of other species of animals simply out of your sight?
So Hong Kong, even in Disney's animation, the so-called equality can only be limited to a certain type of equality.
Ah, thinking about it this way, this movie is really worth thinking about. Is this the real political connotation of the film?
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