Peter Rabbit

Peter Rabbit is an out-and-out adult cartoon, but a real-life cartoon.

Movies are all rated PG, which means: it is recommended to watch them in the company of parents. Some scenes may make children feel uncomfortable, or some contents may not be suitable for children to watch.

The Bedrabbits originally lived in the countryside. Later, Mr. McGregor invaded the countryside and built a fence to drive the Bedrabbits out of the countryside.

Only the girl next door, Bey, is friendly to the Bedrabbits.

Facing the death of relatives and the loss of their homeland, Peter Rabbit launched an attack on Old McGregor and his nephew Thomas in an attempt to recapture their homeland.

The film is full of metaphors, Peter Rabbit represents Xiong Haizi, and Baye represents the parents who defend Xiong Haizi.

Of course, this is just an analogy. In fact, Bay and Peter Rabbit are not mother and child.

Peter Rabbit went to the garden to steal food many times, and made Thomas's house a mess with the small animals. Bay didn't stop Peter Rabbit, but told Thomas not to close the garden door.

When Peter Rabbit destroyed Bey's paintings, Bey drove him away angrily, even though Thomas framed Peter Rabbit.

Equivalent to Xiong Haizi's sabotage, parents don't criticize Xiong Haizi, but let the victim give way to Xiong Haizi.

When Xiong Haizi finally hurts himself, his parents will punish him.

If you are not hurt, you will be indifferent; When you get hurt, you have to let the other party pay the price, which is too double standard.

It is precisely because of this kind of parents that such Xiong Haizi will be cultivated; On the other hand, it still holds true, and there are parents as there are Xiong Haizi.

Xiong Haizi made trouble because he didn't know the harm of making trouble. This may be because parents didn't tell their children about the harm of making trouble, or they didn't punish their children after they made trouble, so that they could keep a long memory and stop making trouble in the future.

Many parents think that cartoons are childish and young, and they should spread positive energy, promote truth, goodness and beauty, and avoid bloody violence and evil.

Therefore, today's children have to grow up watching Pleasant Goat and Big Big Big Wolf.

In fact, such as Naruto, One Piece and Conan, which parents think are not suitable for children, are really excellent cartoons.

Of course, it's wrong to let children see it only, because children have no ability to distinguish between good and evil, and what is more important is how parents teach it.

In "Black Mirror" Season 4 Episode 2, the mother used the "Ark Angel" program, which can selectively shield the children's senses.

Instead of educating her daughter about violence, sex, gambling and drugs, her mother arbitrarily closed her daughter's senses and made her completely ignorant of these things.

Even my daughter doesn't even know blood. So, in order to know what blood is, my daughter chose self-harm ...

Children can't suddenly know what violence, sex, gambling, drugs and so on are when they are 18 years old. The more they don't show them, the more curious they are.

Those so-called "unsuitable for children" should be educated more than forbidden, at least let children know what it is and at least have the ability to distinguish it.

What parents should do is to tell their children what is right and what is wrong, instead of completely forbidding them to know.

Therefore, in my opinion, the key is not whether an animated cartoon is suitable for children, but whether parents can properly guide and educate their children.

In "Peter Rabbit", Peter Rabbit is very dark. He will use a trap and a harrow to deal with Thomas, beat Thomas's nakedness with fruit, plant and frame Thomas after using explosives, and shock Thomas ... It can be called Yang Yongxin in rabbit world.

The plot and laughing point of the movie are more adult-oriented, and only adults can understand it.

Old McGregor ate Peter Rabbit's father, Thomas tried to electrocute small animals, and killed Peter Rabbit's family. All these bridges mean that the lovely shell of this cartoon is covered with a dark core.

Of course, whether it's dark or grown-up, it's just the style of movies.

If I have to say whether this style is good or bad, I prefer "good".

When children watch Pleasant Goat and Big Big Big Wolf every day, they will mistakenly think that the world will always be beautiful, and the bad guys (Big Big Wolf) are retarded and not terrible at all.

In "Peter Rabbit", Peter Rabbit accidentally touched the button while holding the remote control. As a result, the trees were blown up, which not only destroyed his family, but also destroyed Bey's paintings. This shows that the danger of making trouble is great, and dangerous things should not touch it, and serious consequences will result if he is not careful.

Nowadays, Xiong Haizi scribbles in places of interest, pours drinks on other people's pianos and scratches other people's cars … largely because parents spoil them too much.

Bey mistakenly thought that Peter Rabbit destroyed her painting and drove away Peter Rabbit.

Bey mistook Thomas for blowing up the big tree, so he broke up with Thomas.

These are the costs of making mistakes.

If Bey could treat Peter Rabbit equally and be so harsh from the beginning, it would not make things worse. Unfortunately, she has double standards, and when the interests of others are destroyed, she is indifferent; Only when one's own interests are violated can one make a difference.

How many Xiong Haizi like Peter Rabbit around us feel right after being naughty?

How many parents and children like Bey are naughty and think it is the fault of the victim: you are an adult, but he is only a child, so you should let him go.

So I fully understand Thomas's feelings: Yes, he is just a child, I shouldn't scold him, I should use explosives to blow up his whole family!

It is worth noting that in real life, if others seize your home and kill your relatives, they will be punished by law, and you can call the police.

However, Bede Rabbit was robbed of his home and killed his relatives, so there was no complaint channel and no report channel.

More importantly, he couldn't reason with old McGregor and Thomas, and he didn't have the right to receive education. If you don't rob the garden through violence, you can only suffer dumb losses.

Thus, this points to another theme: revenge and reconciliation.

In Peter Rabbit's view, this field belongs to his family, and the McGregors are the invaders.

But from the McGregor family's point of view, why should you steal the food I worked so hard to grow?

It is precisely because Peter Rabbit thinks he is right that he will get worse and use more violent means against Thomas. Gradually, it was carried away by anger and forgot its original intention. Its purpose was not to recapture its homeland, but to recapture Bay.

Thomas became even angrier. At first he just shut the rabbits out, but later he decided to blow them up, which was largely forced by Peter Rabbit.

Peter Rabbit fought for his homeland and Thomas fought back, which didn't solve the problem, but only made things worse.

The confrontation between Peter Rabbit and Thomas resulted in both losses, which led to the disintegration of Peter Rabbit, Thomas and Bey.

Finally, Peter Rabbit apologized to Bay, and Thomas apologized to Bay, and they shook hands and made peace.

All this begins with hatred and anger, and ends with tolerance and great love.

It's time for revenge. Anger will only lead to greater anger. They should live in harmony from the beginning.

If Peter Rabbit is willing to endure injustice, it will not escalate the situation, put his brother's life in danger, and make the family conflict.

If Thomas cared for small animals, there wouldn't be a man-rabbit war.

It is more difficult to let go of hatred than to retaliate, but it won't make things worse.

Narrowness, anger and hatred cannot solve problems, but reconciliation, concession and great love can solve problems.

As Peter Rabbit's parents said: Share love, never lose love.

This is similar to Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri's story, in which the protagonists hurt each other, resulting in both losses, and finally chose reconciliation.

I remembered the lines of "Perfect Stranger":

Don't escalate an argument into a quarrel because you are competitive. I don't think the concession side is weak, in fact, it is wise to give in. All couples (or friends, classmates, relatives) I've met who can live for a long time are. One will try to take a small step back, but that is a big step forward.