I had a dream where many people had opinions about Huang Shan-shan, a legislator from the Taiwan People's Party, and every day there were various groups criticizing her.
I saw Huang Shan-shan sitting there, looking calm and composed, as if nothing could faze her. There were even people kneeling at her feet, asking her to rest her legs, and she seemed like an empress dowager.
I glanced at Huang Shan-shan, and she quickly toned down a bit, probably realizing it was better to stay low-key before the trial began. It seemed like she wasn’t fully grasping the seriousness of the situation.
Just before the trial started, a slightly chubby man in a suit approached her. He seemed to be her former boss.
Huang Shan-shan said, "Ah! Boss, you’re here." The man replied, "I wanted to come and support you, so you wouldn’t feel alone!"
It appeared that the group holding the trial changed judges every day, and today, Huang Shan-shan’s former boss happened to be one of the judges.
The trial began, and people took turns listing her wrongdoings. Initially, the man tried to defend her, but the evidence was so clear. At first, he spoke loudly in her defense, but as the evidence piled up and the situation worsened, his voice was drowned out.
While watching the trial, I was also chatting with my middle school classmate, Ling. It seemed like we were planning to open a furniture store. Her previous store had closed down, and she asked if I was interested in a bed and a nightstand she still had in stock. I told her I’d ask my daughter, but I knew we didn’t need them, and I was just brushing her off.
Of course, I wasn’t going to ask my daughter, but later I got a LINE message from Ling, following up and asking if my daughter had decided, and going on about how good the furniture was.
I thought to myself, "You don’t need to tell me all this; I know the quality of the items!" But they just weren’t my daughter’s style, nor did they meet her needs. So, no matter how good they were, they were useless to her.
This reminded me of how I used to feel. Even though I sold great furniture, customers would decline for reasons like "the budget isn’t enough," "there’s not enough space," or "it doesn’t match the décor." No matter how good your products are, if the market isn’t there, what’s the point?
夢見很多人對民眾黨立委黃珊珊有意見，每天都有各種群會在批判黃珊珊。
我看到黃珊珊坐在那裡，看來坦然自若，一派輕鬆。甚至還有人趴跪在她的腳下，讓她放腳，她像是皇太后般。
我看了黃珊珊一下，她趕緊收斂一點，可能想說審判還沒有開始之前，還是低調一點。看來她似乎沒有感到這件事的嚴重性。
審判要開始之前，有一位穿著西裝微胖的男士，走到黃珊珊的旁邊，他好像是她以前的老闆。
黃珊珊說：「啊！老闆你來了。」那位男士說：「我想來給妳一點支援，讓妳覺得妳不孤單！」
這審判群會好像每天都會換一批裁判，今天這黃珊珊的前老闆剛好是其中的裁判之一。
審判開始，大家輪流細數黃珊珊的罪狀。本來那位男士好像還想幫黃珊珊講話，可是大家舉證就是證據確鑿。所以剛開始這男士講話還比較大聲，因為想要替她辯駁。可是到後來證據實在太明顯，他的聲音就被壓下來了，因為狀況就是沒有那麼好。
我一邊看著審判進行，另外一邊就是跟國中同學 Ling 講話。好像我們要開家具店，她之前的家具店收掉，庫存中有一張床和床頭櫃，問我有沒有興趣。我回應說我來問一下我的女兒，可是實際上我知道我們家不需要，但我還是虛應一下。
我當然也不會問女兒，但後來我就收到 Ling 傳來的 LINE 訊息，一直追問我女兒決定了沒，還一直講這些家具有多好。
我心想：「其實妳不用跟我講這些，東西好不好我當然知道啊！」只是這幾件都不是女兒喜歡的款式，也不合乎她的需要。所以即使東西再好，對我女兒來說也沒用。
其實這也是我以前的心聲。就是我賣的家具雖然很好，可是客戶用各種理由「預算不夠、空間不夠、裝潢不搭」來回絕。意思就是說你賣的商品再好，當市場不在時，又有什麼用呢？
這個夢似乎融合了外在評判、個人支持和未滿足期望的挫折感。以下是其關鍵要素和潛在意義的細分：
黃珊珊與審判：
黃珊珊可能代表某個有權威或影響力的人，審判可能象徵公眾監督或個人判斷。儘管人們批評她，但她顯得很平靜，這可能反映了你對領導者（或一般人）如何應對壓力的看法——有些人儘管面臨外部挑戰，仍然保持鎮靜。
帶有裁判和指控的審判，可能意味著你生活中的某種情況，你感覺受到他人的評判或評價，可能是在工作、人際關係或社交場合。針對黃珊珊的證據變得壓倒性的事實，可能表明你擔心無法為自己辯護，即使你最初感到自信。
前老闆及支持：
前老闆看似提供支持，但最終被證據壓倒，這可能表明即使其他人試圖捍衛或支持你，有時外部力量或環境也會變得太強大而無法抵抗。這可能反映了面對困難時的孤立感或失望感。
Ling 和家具：
Ling 提供不需要的家具，而你不願意接受，可能象徵著這樣一種情況：人們提供的東西（想法、建議、解決方案）不符合你的需求或願望，但你感到有壓力，出於禮貌而考慮它們。家具的比喻可能代表生活中實際、有形的事物——決定、機會或資源——表面上看起來不錯，但與你或家人的真正需求不符。
收到 Ling 的後續消息的挫敗感，可能反映出被他人的期望或堅持所壓倒的感覺，即使你已經下定了決心。
對銷售家具的反思：
將你過去銷售家具的經驗與當前的情況進行比較，可能會表明儘管你盡了最大努力，但其他人卻看不到你提供的產品的價值，你可能會感到無助。它也可能反映出人們對外部因素（市場需求、時機、個人偏好）如何影響成功或滿意度的更廣泛的挫折感。
整體解讀：
這個夢似乎暗示著被審視、誤解或不被欣賞的感覺。它反映了表面上的冷靜與處理外部判斷或期望之間的鬥爭。還有一個主題是嘗試平衡別人為你提供的或對你的期望與你實際需要或重視的東西。
在你清醒的生活中，這可能代表你感到受到評估或不受支持的個人或職業情況，或他人的需求與你自己的需求發生衝突的情況。它也可能反映出對其他人如何理解或欣賞你的貢獻、決定或偏好的擔憂。
1. Optimistic Ending
As the trial concludes, Huang Shan-shan unexpectedly receives a surprising show of support from the crowd. The overwhelming evidence against her is tempered by heartfelt testimonies from her friends and colleagues who vouch for her character. The former boss steps forward and delivers a powerful speech about her past contributions and integrity. The atmosphere shifts, and the trial ends with a reconciliation. Huang Shan-shan leaves the scene with renewed confidence, and you feel uplifted by the demonstration of unity and support.
2. Pensive Ending
The trial reaches a climax where the evidence is irrefutable, and Huang Shan-shan is found guilty. However, as the verdict is read, the atmosphere becomes reflective rather than punitive. The focus shifts from blame to understanding the complexities of the situation. Huang Shan-shan takes this opportunity to address her critics with humility, and the group begins to discuss solutions and learning points from the trial. You leave with a sense of contemplation about how criticism can lead to growth and learning.
3. Surreal Ending
As the trial intensifies, the scene around you begins to distort and warp. Huang Shan-shan’s calm demeanor starts to influence the environment, and the trial itself becomes an elaborate performance art piece. The crowd’s criticism morphs into abstract expressions of various emotions. You find yourself drawn into the performance, participating in a surreal dance where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur. The dream ends with a sense of whimsical acceptance, where judgment and support intertwine in an enigmatic harmony.
4. Disheartening Ending
The trial concludes with Huang Shan-shan being harshly judged and rejected, despite the efforts of her former boss. The persistent criticisms and overwhelming evidence lead to a disheartening result, leaving her in a state of defeat. You watch as the crowd disperses, and the once-supportive figures fade away. The dream ends with a lingering sense of frustration and helplessness, reflecting the challenges of facing persistent criticism and unfulfilled expectations.
5. Empowering Ending
The trial ends with Huang Shan-shan taking a stand and addressing her critics directly. She acknowledges her mistakes and presents a compelling argument for her actions, shifting the narrative from condemnation to understanding. Her powerful response turns the tide, and the crowd starts to view her in a new light. You feel inspired by her bravery and resilience, and the dream concludes with a sense of empowerment and the belief that facing challenges head-on can lead to positive change.
This dream seems to blend feelings of external judgment, personal support, and the frustration of unmet expectations. Here’s a breakdown of its key elements and potential meanings:
Huang Shan-shan and the Trial:
Huang Shan-shan might represent someone in a position of authority or influence, and the trial could symbolize public scrutiny or personal judgment. She appears calm, even though people are criticizing her, which might reflect your own perception of how leaders (or people in general) deal with pressure—some remain composed despite external challenges.
The trial, with judges and accusations, could signify a situation in your life where you feel judged or evaluated by others, possibly at work, in personal relationships, or in social settings. The fact that evidence against Huang Shan-shan became overwhelming might point to a fear of being unable to defend yourself against criticism, even if you initially feel confident.
The Former Boss and Support:
The appearance of the former boss offering support but eventually being overwhelmed by evidence could suggest that, even when others try to defend or support you, sometimes external forces or circumstances become too strong to resist. This might reflect a feeling of isolation or being let down when facing difficulties.
Ling and the Furniture:
Ling offering unwanted furniture, and your reluctance to take it, could symbolize a situation where people are offering things (ideas, advice, solutions) that don’t fit your needs or desires, but you feel pressured to consider them out of politeness. The furniture metaphor might represent practical, tangible things in life—decisions, opportunities, or resources—that seem good on the surface but don’t align with your or your family’s real needs.
The frustration of receiving follow-up messages from Ling could reflect feelings of being overwhelmed by others’ expectations or persistence, even when you’ve already made up your mind.
Reflection on Selling Furniture:
The comparison between your own past experience selling furniture and the current situation might indicate a sense of helplessness when others don’t see the value in what you offer, despite your best efforts. It could also reflect a broader frustration about how external factors (market demand, timing, personal preferences) can affect success or satisfaction.
Overall Interpretation:
This dream seems to point to feelings of being scrutinized, misunderstood, or unappreciated. It reflects a struggle between presenting calmness on the surface while dealing with external judgment or expectations. There’s also a theme of trying to balance what others offer or expect of you with what you actually need or value.
In your waking life, this could represent personal or professional situations where you feel evaluated or unsupported, or where the needs of others conflict with your own. It might also reflect concerns about how well others understand or appreciate your contributions, decisions, or preferences.