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<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > absurd "feminist" state</h1>
The movie I want to talk about today is "Jackie of the Daughter Country", and there should not be many friends who have seen it.
Jackie is a small-town young man in the middle of his life, who lost his father at an early age, and his loving mother slipped and died because he wiped his shoes too clean (funny), and Jackie, who became an orphan, moved to his aunt's house.
Not just kidding, speaking of this I suddenly thought of the story of Cinderella, isn't this plot a spoof and depth of cinderella remake?
Jackie lives in her aunt's house, according to Cinderella's fate, is excluded and bullied by her aunt's family, and the only happiness every day is to fantasize about a beautiful future in front of the princess's photo.
Oh, and I haven't covered the background yet.
It is a monarchical country, and the food of the people is delivered to the home every day by the royal palace.
The dictator is called a general, a woman, all soldiers are women, and this country is a country where women have more power than men.
Here, what a woman says is what it is, and a man is to wrap his whole body in gauze like an Indian, leaving only a face and a leather collar around his neck so that the woman can lead her away.
If a strange woman takes your dog chain, oh, your leather collar, it means that she has a crush on you.
Jackie's dream is to be chained by a princess, and of course, the dreams of the youth of this country are the same.
When I talk about this, the theme of the story has actually begun a long time ago, and everyone should know that it is the issue of the rights of men and women.
The director has replaced the masters of power and created a world where women are in power, and men are more humble than the women of the old era, without a little autonomy.
From this point of view, it is not difficult to see the first point that the director wants to express: power is power, not changed by men and women, in other words, power has nothing to do with gender, whether men are in power or women are in power, as long as one party holds absolute power, it will definitely oppress the other side.
Speaking of the plot, one day Jackie's uncle said that Jackie's father left a treasure, and he wanted to find this treasure and take Jackie away from this ugly country.
At the same stage, the dictator general decided to recruit a donkey for the princess and choose a candidate in the palace, and the tickets needed to be bought with money.
Jackie, who wants to enter the palace as a horse, directly reports his uncle for hiding the treasure, but the officers who come to search for it do not find the treasure, but instead find a revolutionary poster, and it turns out that Jackie's uncle is a rebel.
Jackie was satisfied with the ticket, but did not expect that his aunt would directly snatch the ticket and give it to his son.
Disheartened, Jackie sneaks out of town in the night, but is stopped by several drunken female officers on the way, trying to rob them, at which point Jackie's uncle suddenly appears and takes care of them in a few clicks.
It turned out that Jackie's uncle was too charming, directly "slept" to serve the prison officer, ran out, and at the same time he also found Jackie's father's treasure - two sets of women's clothes.
Wearing these two sets of women's clothes, Jackie followed her uncle to the palace, it turned out that the palace also had her uncle's old friend, and the uncle and the old friend chatted and talked about it, and Jackie couldn't look down and left the room.
Then he walked to the palace hall, where all the nation's ticketed youth, including his cousin, gathered, dressed in white and, of course, wearing a dog chain around his neck.
The princess who was picking a pony in the hall saw Jackie in women's clothes and walked straight to him, seemingly looking at him.
Jackie's brother and uncle immediately exposed him, and when the general heard about it, he immediately wanted to shoot him, but was saved by the princess. Jackie ran away in a hurry, unexpectedly ran to the princess's room, just wanted to leave, and met the princess who came back.
The two looked at each other, and the princess opened a bottle of red wine to talk to Jackie, and jackie in his eyes was still a girl.
After three rounds of drinking, the atmosphere became delicate, and the princess finally couldn't help but push Jackie to the ground, and the two completed the baptism of love.
Early the next morning, the general breaks into the princess's room to kill Jackie, and at the princess's becky, she agrees not to kill Jackie, but to cut off Jackie's tongue to prevent him from revealing the secret of the food.
The princess was so distraught that she snatched the knife and stabbed the general to death.
Jackie is released and the two eventually become family members.
At the national convention, the princess announced that there would be no absolute rule after that, that everyone would live as equals, and that a secret would be made public.
She took off her clothes and stood naked in front of the public.
Only then did the people know that the princess was also a man.
Finally, the story ends in a jubilation.
I have to say that the director's imagination is really rich, and the form of expression is also amazing.
Through this movie, I would like to say two things.
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<h1 class = "pgc-h-center-line" > "fornication" in the struggle for men's and women's rights</h1>
A man, raised as a girl, is only because women are the power holders of this country.
It also shows how humble the men in this country really are.
The men of this country are more like a tool than the women of ancient society, like a dog, living on the "bottom of the skirt" of women.
Strangely, they obviously have more power than women, larger bodies, but they are willing to be treated like this.
So what I want to say is that oppression really has nothing to do with gender, and whoever has power in their hands has the ability to oppress, because weapons, military, and economy are all controlled by those in power.
Some people will refute me, asking if it has nothing to do with gender, then why in reality, from the Stone Age to the old society, it has always been male dominant?
It is true that men take advantage, as mentioned earlier, they have stronger strength and larger bodies.
But the more precise reason is that the female community does not have a sense of power struggle.
There are no folk women, nor are the women inside the palace, they are fighting for the grace of the emperor and the rights of women.
Of course, there are also women who have thought about it and done it, such as Wu Zetian, but pay attention to the "group" I said, Wu Zetian was the emperor, the group of subjects were all men, and the folk women did not strongly support her, and she was difficult to support no matter how cattle she was.
To be honest, if she had replaced at least half of her ministers with women when she was in power, the world might have been really different.
But she couldn't do it, partly because there was no group of women to support her, and another because there were very few women with political awareness and ability.
The state in the movie is the other way around, and almost every woman consciously controls sovereignty and oppresses men.
Therefore, I really scoff at the struggle for the rights of men and women on the Internet today, and all kinds of insulting words come out of the mouths of men and women, seemingly defending the reputation of the party to which they belong, but in fact, they just want to show their hypocritical "righteousness" by insulting the other party.
The rights of men and women are not at all an antagonistic thing, but a symbiosis, and when men and women appear in this world, their respective rights already exist.
It's just that men are stronger, so they have sovereignty, and at the same time, because of the development of the monarchy, men have oppressed women, but in fact women's rights have always existed.
Our modern feminist revolution is not excavating new feminism, but re-releasing the feminist rights that were previously squeezed and blocked, and she does not need to overthrow the male power, or to enjoy some of the privileges of men, but only needs to coexist peacefully with the male power and enjoy her own privileges at the same time.
But the Internet has turned the rights of men and women into a kind of "war", and it is resolute not to give up without fighting for your life.
Why do I say that this movie is a "sexually promiscuous" struggle between men and women?
Because the power in it is very naked, women put power in front of the stage to oppress men, and the princess suppresses her male gender for decades, exercising such power in a female role, and finally because a man breaks this suppression and completes the struggle for power (dictator).
Finally the princess stood naked in front of the public and declared herself a man, which was a release of rights and freedoms, not that she would later oppress women as a man, but that she had restored her male identity, and men would be equal to women in the future.
This is the attitude we should present towards the rights of men and women.
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<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > power self-awareness</h1>
Self-awareness is an important cause of "resistance", without self-awareness, there will be no idea of resistance.
Men in this country are accustomed to being oppressed by power, and their self-consciousness has a great flaw, which is the self-consciousness of women as the main body under the suppression of power.
That is to say, when they think about themselves, they do not think about themselves first, but first establish women in the center of thinking, and then pull themselves into thinking.
This determines that they will never resist.
Jackie's uncle is an exception, as for the reason, I don't know, I can only say that it is the director's setting.
Without such a character, the story cannot develop.
With this I would like to interject a digression, people who have seen this movie, I don't know how many people will think that Jackie's uncle is a watery man?
He slept with a bunch of women in exchange for the convenience of walking through the back door, like some kind of profession?
But there shouldn't be many people who think this way, and most of them probably just think it's funny and think he's attractive. But if this is replaced by a female character, then I think there should be a lot of insulting remarks.
This reflects that in our society, there is still a sense of discrimination against women, but this awareness is very deep, and it is difficult for everyone to find out.
Back to the theme, there is one thing I did not mention earlier, that is, when Jackie was walking around the palace, he first went to the underground control room of the palace before going to the hall, and found that the food that the people ate every day was originally made of feces.
It's absurd, every family eats excrement, but no one has ever explored what this food really is.
It reminds me of the book "1984", complete dictatorship, complete control of power, what the power holders say is what they are, no one can refute it, and over time people are not willing to explore right and wrong, just act according to the rules.
It's the same here, what to eat, it doesn't matter what you eat.
The extent to which highly centralized power can destroy the national self-consciousness has been well demonstrated.
I would like to say.
For the concept of the rights of men and women in our society, I think there is still a lot of room for development.
It seems that men and women are already very equal today, but those struggle remarks on the Internet can show that whether men or women, there are a large number of people who do not understand the nature of men's and women's rights, or do not want men and women to be equal in their hearts, but hope to master certain privileges.
When these statements disappear, the concept of the rights of men and women in this society can really mature and be complete.
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