Those who are truly successful or have dreams are all swans. For the sake of dreams, only a white swan is not enough. In society, countless black swans force us to turn into their kind from time to time.
Being a white swan is of course extremely rare, but when countless black swans covet the nobility of the white swan, the opportunity is even more difficult. In order to be perfect, to be perfect, white swans have to look around the black swans, teach themselves how to protect themselves, and even hurt our innocent relatives, to see clearly the hypocrisy of others, and to be perfect all the time in the spotlight,
The white swan means being hurt, framed, eventually replaced, forgotten in a dark corner, losing the beloved prince. The white swan began to pay attention to the black swan and imagined the existence of the black swan, afraid that one day he would not even know how he died. So the white swan thought that he gradually had the second identity of the black swan, and he had to show it often in the society.
However, when a white swan turns into a black swan, is she still her? So she died, she was perfect.
The film comes to an abrupt end. Is this the tragedy of this society? When the pure dream has become a luxury, should we still pursue our dreams? Is it for the dream to learn to pretend, learn to deceive, or be brave to be yourself? It's always just a multiple choice question.
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