Neon Noir:

I find the color story for Generation to Generation memorable. There were so many scenes I loved that stand out to me. Here is a color palette from a photo I’ve shared before. Although I’m not a pink person, I will do a neon fuchsia and think these shades complement the blues and purples in this scene.

Note: AI-assisted as labeled on image.

Some of my favorite color stories in Generation to Generation are Peter Sheng’s sequences as Nie Zhe. He frequently appears in these neon-noir scenes, and they’re just gorgeous, IMO.
It’s funny—taken as a palette, these shades don’t seem like they should work well together, those blues throw me off. But onscreen, the combination is incredibly effective. The sky and cornflower blues clash with the glowing purple, yet feel cohesive, complementing each other while creating a luminous atmosphere.

Note: AI-assisted as labeled on image.

Generation to Generation is one of the most stunning dramas I’ve ever seen. I thought the color story throughout was striking and paired perfectly with the action and plot sequences. In this particular fight scene, Song Yuzhi rushes in to save a group of villagers from Nie Zhe’s men. The camera speed slows, allowing the choreography to unfold onscreen, with Song Yuzhi dressed in a warm golden ochre robe as he moves through dusty rose and muted mauve grass. I thought the visuals complemented the choreography, giving the performance an unusual but beautiful combination.

Note: AI-assisted as labeled on image.