Chapter 76 princess fat

Fat can also be contagious, and it has been contagious from reality to the screen, and even the princess who has always had a conventional image is not immune to it in the end. Princess Fiona and her lover in "Shrek" became fat, from the first episode to the third episode; the princess in "Princess Goldfish on the Cliff" also became fat, full of palaces There is a rare sense of joy in the heroine of Hayao Saki's works. Not only is fat being taken seriously, but the situation of fat people on the screen has also been greatly improved. The two protagonists in "Shrek" are not only fat, but also refuse to uphold the values ​​imposed on fat people, without any reflection, remorse and discomfort, neither shouting for heaven and earth, nor seeking medical advice.Even though Princess Jinyu's father was a magician, he never planned to make her thinner - fat people have been excluded from the list of objects to be transformed. The fatness of the protagonists in "Fat Girl" and "Ugly Betty" not only did not affect their lives at all, but perhaps also contributed to their invincibility to some extent, making them both successful in their love and career.And "Hairspray" was remade in 2007, probably not only because the previous work was wonderful, but also because the protagonist is a fat girl who dreams of stars, which is suitable for this era when fat people rule.

I'm already fat, and I'm afraid I'll get fatter again. "Robot Wall-E" predicts our future. After 700 years, all the people on the earth will be fat people. Although the technology at that time can allow the people on the earth to live in a huge space station, it can't solve the problem of obesity.All of them were too fat to move, and once they fell off the transporter, it was difficult to turn over. The underlying reality, of course, is the increasing rate of obesity.Not to mention Europe and the United States, just look at us, Beijingers are getting fatter, Shanghainese are getting fatter, and even children are getting fatter. At the end of May 2008, the China Committee for the Care of the Next Generation released the results of the 2005 National Student Physical and Health Survey: "The detection rates of overweight and obesity among urban boys aged 7 to 22 in 2005 were 13.25% and 11.39% respectively, compared with those in 2000. increased by 1.4 and 2.7 percentage points; the overweight and obesity detection rates of urban girls aged 7 to 22 also increased by 0.7 and 0.9 percentage points, reaching 8.72% and 5.01%. The rates of overweight and obesity among Chinese students have reached 27% and 15.9%, which are higher than most Western European countries, Canada, Australia and other developed countries.”

Now that obesity has become the general trend and there are more and more fat people, there must be a place for fat people on the screen.So the princess got fat.Or, fat people can be princesses too. There are also people who are stubbornly resisting. The world in "Rapunzel" that Disney and Pixar are shooting is a traditional fairy tale world with an evil witch and a heroic prince charming. The heroine still has long blond hair and a beautiful face. Still slim.Pixar has always been a bit evil, and it is a bit strange that they are willing to abandon their sensitivity to the fashion of the times to make such a retro cartoon.So I suspect that this time it is Disney's stubborn temper that insists on being the master.

So Disney is behind the times, but one day, under the pressure of the situation, they also have to learn to understand current affairs. One of the signs is to make the princess on the screen fat.Fat Snow White, Fat Cinderella, Fat Mermaid, so as not to upset all human beings who have grown fat.