As cicadas chirp in September, art student Lin Shuangjiang breaks into Class 3 of the second grade of high school as a class representative and bumps into Shen Yanzhou, a rebellious young man with silver nails embedded in his eyebrows and wolf claws tattooed on his waist.
One is an "alienated person" with cobalt blue paint on his fingertips, and the other is a "thorny student" who carves wolf heads on his desk and climbs over the wall to buy roasted sweet potatoes. The two have formed a subtle bond with each other through painting tools, window sills, and sketch paper.
As events such as sketching partner in art class, power outage in the studio on a rainy night, and old news of arson cases unfolded, Lin Shuangjiang discovered the bloody blade in Shen Yanzhou's textbook, the new burn scar behind the ear, and the sketch of the wolf head in the dark of the studio, the missing drawing on the rooftop, and the wolf claw tattoo exposed on the surveillance camera.
When wolves and butterflies intertwined in the clouds of painting, and when titanium white pigment gradually covered the scars, could the two souls shrouded in shadows be able to penetrate the hazy "Spring Letter" through art and confrontation?
Concept: Two traumatized young souls reflect each other in art and bond, and wait for the light of hope to penetrate the gloom in confrontation and redemption.