Peking University Dragon Mother reports "Nezha 2": It promotes violence! Not suitable for children to watch

As the saying goes, "Fame brings trouble", and the same is true for movies. As of February 19, the box office (including pre-sales) of "Nezha 2" exceeded 12.5 billion yuan, breaking the box office record in Chinese film history and ranking first in the global animated film box office list.

However, a Peking University parenting blogger suddenly stood up, claiming to be Peking University associate professor Zhang (net name "Peking University Dragon Mom"), and boycotted "Nezha 2". He called on all parents not to take their children to watch "Nezha 2".

What she said was reasonable and well-founded, and she seemed to be doing it for your own good, but the reason for her persuasion was a little difficult to understand: it’s not that she doesn’t support domestic creations, but that children will believe in such movies after watching too many of them.

She believes that children will have unrealistic fantasies after seeing Nezha in the film being able to fly into the sky and into the sea. If one day a child finds out that he is not the protagonist in his life but a minor figure in life, he will feel confused.

This does not help children realize the important growth lesson that "they are not the center of the world."

In addition, there is a plot of "cheating in exams for others" in the movie. Letting Ao Bing take the exam for Nezha seriously misleads children and makes them subconsciously think that taking exams for others is feasible.

Secondly, she felt that the 43 fighting scenes in the film's 108 minutes "promoted violence" and conveyed to children the wrong idea of ​​"fighting violence with violence."

Furthermore, the portrayal of the female characters in the film by Long Ma is also seriously inappropriate. The female characters in the film are either weak appendages, such as Lady Yin, who shows more of the kindness of a mother and plays a supporting role in the family; or they are the embodiment of evil, such as Lady Shiji, who is a complete villain.

The worst thing is that she believes that Jiaozi's experience of living off his parents for three years after graduating from a 985 university and relying on his mother's meager pension is a "negative example". She is afraid that her children will imitate him and only think about getting something for nothing and relying on their parents instead of working hard.

She didn’t stop there after reporting “Nezha 2”. She claimed that she had a background in communication at Peking University and said that she reported it for “getting traffic + expressing her opinions”. Then netizens also made a video about her cyberbullying, but I didn’t continue watching it.

Many netizens expressed doubts and opposition to her views, believing that she was deliberately trying to gain traffic and popularity.