Melting into the sunset

The sunset embraces joy and sorrow, accompanying everyone's emotions.
The tranquil night quietly descends, offering us a gentle embrace.

What kind of feelings does the sunset bring to you?
Is it a sense of melancholy due to the passing of time? Or are you immersed in its orange glow, feeling that warmth and peace?

The book "Melting in the Sunset" is woven from romantic twilight moments and light, poetic words, replacing a clear plot with a strong atmospheric feeling. In the vast sky, the dazzling sun slowly sets, dyeing everything golden. The air becomes cool, and soft sounds drift from afar. Whether in a rice field, by the pool, on a playground climbing frame, on the way home with mom, or alone in a room, the sunset always comes to every child.

Look closely at the characters in the story. What happened today? Perhaps they laughed with someone, or perhaps they spent a quiet day. The big sun in the background sometimes smiles, sometimes puffs out its cheeks, displaying various expressions similar to the children in the scene. Whether it's happy memories, frustrating moments, or sad tears and hot sweat, the sunset silently envelops everything, quietly melting them away.

While seemingly depicting "a certain day" at sunset, each scene is actually a different day, quietly moving through the four seasons. This includes early spring welcoming new life, midsummer with towering cumulonimbus clouds, deep autumn with firewood burning in the fireplace, and deep winter covered in white snow. The picture book encompasses the trajectory of a day, a year, and even a lifetime, where one's own memories and others' memories, past, present, and future, all meet in the lingering glow of the sunset.