This zine was the first work I made after deciding to explore fragmented identity as the core of my thesis. It collects small everyday moments in which identity shifts, hides, or breaks apart, becoming the starting point and emotional foundation of the whole project. Designed in an 8 × 30 inch format, the publication uses a long horizontal structure and flowing square elements to connect text and images. This visual language also draws from Suzhou, my hometown, especially its canals, bridges, and sense of movement.

这本 zine 是我在确定以“碎片化身份”为毕业设计核心主题后完成的第一件作品。它收集了日常生活中身份发生转变、隐藏或断裂的细微瞬间，成为整个项目的起点与情感基础。作品采用 8 × 30 英寸的横向展开形式，通过流动的方形元素串联文字与图像。这种视觉语言也借鉴了我家乡苏州的城市意象，如河流、桥梁与水的流动感。