Which country's feminist system is reflected behind Disney Princess?

Behind Disney Princess is the American feminist system.

From the post-war to the 1980s, the United States experienced the history of various affirmative movements. After decades of movement, feminist consciousness has long been deeply rooted in people's hearts. Compared with the 1950s when women only fought for the right to vote in political life, women are more and more equal to men in social and family life such as occupation, education and marriage.

Such changes are naturally reflected in the field of entertainment culture. After the poor response of Sleeping Beauty, it took Disney 30 years to release the princess film The Little Mermaid again on 1989.

The little mermaid changed the weak and passive princess image before, more like an adolescent rebellious girl, with small shortcomings, but also a new woman who boldly pursues love.

At 199 1, Disney released Beauty and the Beast again. Princess Bell is independent, brave, smart and stubborn. She is the only one in the village who loves reading. This is exactly the equal right to education that feminism has been striving for until now.

Disney's feminism

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was born in 1937, which is a great event in the history of movies, and it pioneered the animated feature film. Turning to 20 13, the release of "Frozen" has attracted worldwide attention and enthusiasm. During this period, Disney released thirteen princess movies, which spanned 80 years.

We can clearly see the development of feminism and the promotion of women's status, and it also represents the core transfer of universal values to family education. Princesses with different experiences and personalities are also seated accordingly. It is particularly interesting to analyze their personalities from the perspective of constellations.

In Frozen, the sisterly contradiction and affection between Aisha and Anna become the clue throughout the story. Male roles have become dispensable supporting roles in their lives. Marriage and family have become less important or urgent in the lives of little princesses. Girls can choose when to get married and have children according to their own wishes, just like men.