The battlefield and the ballet stage, one is the place where the elder brother is expelled, and the other is the place where the younger sister escapes. The whole story I personally see is a realistic tragedy caused by the wrong love of brothers and sisters. In this special family, the younger sister and the older brother are dependent on each other, and the older brother has witnessed every growth and transformation of the younger sister. However, when the unrelated love between them was discovered and reprimanded by others, the older brother had to leave his hometown when the younger sister needed him most. Participating in the war, because of love and hatred, my sister resolutely pursued her dream in a strange place, declaring that she had broken with her elder brother and her "sordid" past. For his younger sister, this cruel sibling relationship deprived her of the ability to recognize right from wrong and know how to love; for his brother, he sickly regards his younger sister as the only driving force for his survival, just like during the war. The younger sister walked cautiously on the road to the stage, drowning her thoughts with her dreams. She tried in vain to keep her brother and everything behind her behind, suggesting and admonishing herself by breaking the taboo again and again. But she understood that she needed her brother, especially after witnessing and gradually learning the price the dancers paid. The two brothers and sisters are like two hedgehogs hugging each other for warmth in the cold winter, and like moths leaping toward the open fire without hesitation. Whether it is based on reason/weariness/sacrifice, one day the brother will come to New York, once again when the sister needs herself most. , Put an end to the relationship between himself and his sister, and finally fell innocently by the knife of another admirer. The younger sister, who didn't know about it, finally broke through the inner resistance and completed the last transformation of growth and independence without the witness of her brother, but she could no longer let another person enter her heart.
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