FRAME BY FRAME

To twenty-five-year-old Yan Zixuan, art is a disciplined science. As the youngest lecturer in the Fine Arts department, he lives for clean lines, historical theory, and the quiet sanctity of his personal library. He's the "Cold Genius" who prefers the company of old books to the chaos of people.
​Lu Zhou is a twenty-two-year-old senior who sees the world in messy, vibrant splashes of ink. He's a "nerd" for obscure art history and spends his nights in the back of the campus bookstore, hiding behind stacks of philosophy.

​Their first meeting isn't in a studio, but in a cafe book shop of near the university. On a table enjoying coffee, and shared interest, and a shared charger. For one night, they aren't teacher and student-they are just two souls who speak the same language of ink and paper, and Arts.

​But when Monday morning arrives, the "stranger from the bookstore" is standing at the front of the lecture hall, and the rules of the university are as rigid as a dried canvas. In a world where they must remain "Professor" and "Student," how long can they keep their shared passions off the record?