Dan Lan has been accustomed to silence since she was a child, and prefers to sit in front of the window when the storm is surging. An unexpected sea drift brings her to an unknown island. There is neither the usual wild nature nor the unexpected fantasy creatures on the island. There are only layers of storms and the history of the island woven by old letters, broken musical instruments and wild flowers. In the midst of wind and rain, Dan Lan gradually collected the memory fragments left on the island, trying to piece together the thoughts of the separation of her predecessors. Her adventure is not to fight nature, but to accompany loneliness and forgetfulness, and to find the subtle connection between man and the world in quiet exploration. The core conflict lies in Dan Lan's desire to understand the island's past, but must protect its quiet authenticity. The story uses elegant writing to describe the tenderness under the storm, showing the glimmer and echo on the isolated island, leading readers to witness the reconciliation between Dan Lan and herself, as well as the gentle rebirth of the forgotten place amid the ups and downs of the wind and clouds.
