The Songs Hidden in the Frost Garden Accompany You Peacefully Day and Night, Year After Year.

The whole article focuses on the late autumn scenery of the suburban mountains. The "frost" in the article only refers to the thin and moist white dew in the autumn morning. There is no scene of falling snow in the cold winter, and there is no plot of spring, summer or winter in the whole process. In late autumn, the mountains and fields are soaked in color, the maple forests all over the mountains are dyed into a rich golden red, and the strong wind blows through the layers of trees. The two often traveled to the countryside together, walking through the fallen leaves into the mountains to collect wind and sound, recording the vast and thick autumn sounds of long winds blowing maple leaves, cold rain knocking on dead trees, and streams running through the forest. When I returned at dusk, I sat down at my desk to sort out the collected voice notes, write lyrics and arrange the music together, and make multiple backups and archives. The words fully outline the unique vast autumn mood of the mountains and fields, and there are no scenes related to spring, summer and winter in the whole article.