What the Dinner for a Few People illustrates is as follows:

There are six pig-shaped figures on the dining table. Judging from their clothes, they represent the judge, the emperor, and the emperor. Rich people and high-ranking officials.

They are the beneficiaries of vested interests and are reaping the benefits every day. The iron chains under their feet indicate that they are in a group. If anyone's interests are harmed, others will be implicated, so they like to share the food equally.

The white cat is a follower throughout the film, so it represents the common people who are more abiding by the rules.

Black cats also belong to the common people, but they represent the common people who dare to challenge the rules, so they dare to be the first to jump on the dining table to find food.

When the white cat and the black cat unite to challenge the pig-shaped man, they become tigers. Tiger here represents wildness and savagery, so it dares to eat pig-shaped people one by one.

The cook represents the working class. He serves the pig-shaped people, but he does not exclude white and black cats. When the tigers transformed from white cats and black cats fell asleep, he killed the tigers, took out the living white cats and black cats from them, and turned the more powerful of these white cats and black cats into pig-like people, making He once again took up the task of making food himself.

In short, he did this so that he would not lose his job.

The constant eating of food represents the pig's insatiable desire and greed.

The food-making machine represents productivity. With it, we can create something that can satisfy the desires of pig-shaped people.

The white cats and black cats representing the common people are naturally hungry most of the time. They can only get a little bit of food from the pig-shaped people occasionally, so when they are extremely hungry, they also It's when he turns into a tiger and eats the pig-shaped man.

However, when social order returns to normal, people tend to relax their vigilance. This is why ferocious tigers are killed by cooks.

Therefore, the consequences of relaxing our vigilance will lead to a vicious cycle.

This is a vicious cycle social system and the essence of capital society. Under this social system, the essence of human nature, such as greed, selfishness, arrogance, laziness, and immoderateness, has nowhere to be found, causing society to enter a vicious cycle again.