The theme "Refuse of Soul" encourages urban elites to create "luxurious" "leisure time" in the face of being forced into a fast-paced and busy state of life, to allocate their interests and hobbies to weave a piece of peace of mind for themselves - building a habitat for the soul. In this construction process, we use nature to bring peace and tranquility to the soul, and use the wisdom of returning to the original truth - nature - as a way to place our hearts, ask them questions, and coexist with them. The theme draws inspiration from the leisurely and elegant interests outside of busy life, adhering to the concept of humanistic naturalism, exploring the style of "elegance and luxury" - maintaining a relaxed sense of leisure in exquisite attention to details.

In this era dominated by self-emotion-driven behavior, people have been balancing their relationship between the world and their own selves, steadfastly guarding their souls amidst the tide of time. In doing so, they achieve a subtle balance of being fashionable yet not eccentric, like gentlemen seeking to break the rules, continuously realizing self-flow and innovation in the "container" of the larger environment, and creating a spiritual abode for an emerging concept of elegance. Irrelevant ornaments are eliminated, leaving only concise and powerful self-expression and a delicately sculpted sense of beauty.

The cold colors of the urban environment, gray-toned buildings, fast-moving subways, and crowded strangers are a portrait of urban commuters' exhaustion, as if their souls have been numbed and devoid of vitality. This topic mainly explores the color matching trends for the 24/25 autumn and winter seasons, with office workers as the main consumer group, emphasizing the importance of the five senses to future consumption. It also uses irony to encourage and empathize with the pressures of contemporary workplaces. As consumers continue to speak out in the digital age, it is expected that "resistance culture" will become stronger in the next 5-10 years, redefining the value of life and turning towards a slow and minimalist consumption that emphasizes durability, protection, and functionality.