In 1996 in the United States, against the backdrop of large-scale manufacturing relocation, various labor unions were no longer frequenly organizing workers to take to the streets.
Instead, they turned to negotiate with management to keep their jobs.
In their place began the rise of a mishmash of organizations like "animal protection," "women's rights," and "human rights."
Of course, since there were no immediate personal stakes involved, the participants were mostly wealthy and idle young people.
And these people were also the main potential readership for website works.
When Wang Jian adapted "Anomalies and Creatures," he was considering this point.
Compared to the original work, the protagonists in his adaptation had some behaviors that would surely leave the original author thoroughly perplexed.
These behaviors all had significant connections to the various organizations active at the time.
