資料來(lái)源：《英語(yǔ)暢談世界文化》




《黑天鵝》這部片子成功的展示了一個(gè)為芭蕾癡狂的女孩蛻變的過(guò)程，當(dāng)她的身形幻化成一只詭異妖嬈的黑天鵝時(shí)，她也體會(huì)到了什么是完美。

每天一分鐘，我們一起玩轉(zhuǎn)世界文化。芭蕾舞一種高雅的藝術(shù)，最重要的一個(gè)特征就是女演員表演時(shí)以腳尖點(diǎn)地，故又稱腳尖舞。其代表作品有《天鵝湖》、《仙女》、《胡桃?jiàn)A子》等。
童鞋們注意引號(hào)不寫(xiě)，是英式拼寫(xiě)哦~~

Hints：
Charles-Louis Didelot 查爾斯-路易斯 狄德羅
Russian
Rudolf Nureyev 魯?shù)婪?尤里耶夫
Margot Fonteyn 瑪戈 芳廷
"Rudi and Margot" 魯?shù)虾同敻?
Soviet
Natalia Makarova 納塔利亞 瑪卡洛娃
Mikhail Barishnikov 麥克黑爾 巴瑞辛尼可夫
Yes, it did. But the first great period of ballet didn't begin until the 1800s. A Frenchman, Charles-Louis Didelot is considered to be the "father of the Russian ballet". He put on productions there. After that there were many famous ballerinas! I always dreamed of being a ballerina when I was a child, but I think it was really quite a hard life. I know many died at a young age. Nowadays it's a bit different though. Take Rudolf Nureyev for example, he died when he was in his 50s, much older than some of the early teenage dancers. I think he must be the most famous Russian ballet dancer. He danced with Margot Fonteyn, they were known as "Rudi and Margot". Russian influence on ballet continues today, both through visits from Russian companies and the activities of defecting Soviet dancers such as Rudolf Nureyev, Natalia Makarova, and Mikhail Barishnikov. Yes, Russian ballet is still definitely popular, that's why I'm writing this piece. I think we should go to the ballet and see what it's really about.