摘要：In“The Ice Palace,”*** Fitzgerald utilizes the depiction of climate difference between the American south and north to show the nostalgia and topophilia of Sally Carrol,a southern“flapper.”The article situates this short story in the context of the social bias and regional stereotypes in American society in the *** focuses on the climate narratives and argues that the narration of climate difference between the South and the North serves as a covert progression in the *** study may provide a new perspective to understanding Fitzgerald’s topographical consciousness in his fiction writing.