"Frost" is set in a southern coastal city. It tells the story of a girl with low self-esteem, Wen Ciyan, and a high school student with bipolar disorder, Lu Qiuran, who accidentally intertwined in their fateful love over a graffiti book. The story takes "Maple Leaf - Inkstone - Song Ci" as the core of the image, and uses innovative narrative techniques such as a 27-day painting plan, a good morning voice code, and a time-space dislocation montage to show the sourness and redemption power of two-way secret love. Mother Lu's death and relics became the BE image throughout. The unspoken "I need you" was finally sublimated on the blank canvas of the Paris Art Exhibition, interpreting the heat and withering of "frost leaves are as red as February flowers". The novel adopts a circular structure and integrates real-life issues such as campus bullying, academic shady affairs, and mental illness into the narrative of youth, creating an aesthetic of pain with a literary quality.
Concept: "Frost" takes "brokenness and reconstruction" as the core of the narrative, and constructs a youth fable about trauma, redemption and self-awakening through the triple images of "frost leaves-tide-moon"