In the autumn of 2003, at Harvard University, Mark Zuckerberg, a talented student who was stubborn and free, was thrown away by his girlfriend. In his anger, Mark used hackers to hack into the school’s system and stole the information of all the girls in the school. Create a website called "Facemash" for students to rate hot girls. His actions caused a sensation. For a time, the Harvard University server nearly collapsed, and Mark was punished by the school. As the so-called blessing in disguise, Mark’s actions caught the attention of the Winklevoss brothers. They invited Mark to join the team and jointly build a social networking site. Without explicitly rejecting them, Mark and his roommate Eduardo Saverin established their own social networking site.
They did not realize that this seemingly small website production plan has brought about a revolution in global social networking. With their website called facebook, which gathered 500 million users in just six years, Mark became the youngest billionaire in history, completely changing the lives of him and those around him. But this successful entrepreneur, behind his brilliant career achievements and huge wealth, had to face parting ways with friends and more traps that put him in a stake.
