"Flowers for Eyebrows" tells three love stories in contemporary Beijing, representing three different forms of opposite sex, same sex and bisexuality. This film is the feature film debut of the 23-year-old director Zhang Fanxi, who also took on the screenwriting, editing and main photography work of the film and played a supporting role. The film cost only more than 20,000 yuan. Shortlisted film festivals: Italy Turin International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Feature Film Competition Unit, Tokyo Asian Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Closing Film, Boston LGBT Film Festival, Nanjing Jiangnan Film Festival Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Photography Three awards, seven nominations. "Flowers": A young single mother makes a living by writing. She feels that her life is completely dragged down by a child who should not have been born. When a young student approaches her, she begins to wonder if there is still room for her youth to turn back. "Youth": When he meets the man of his dreams who he met by chance in a bar two years ago, he immediately decides to abandon his boyfriend and pursue the true love he has been thinking about day and night. However, love is not perfect by trying his best. "Eyebrows": It starts with a French class discussing love, and a love game without rules is played between three students, until things develop to an irreversible point.