Since 1859, when Faraday and Thomson first discovered that a liquid-like layer not only welds two blocks of ice but also makes ice slippery, known as ice regelation , scientists have been working hard to understand the anomalies of water and ice. However, it is hard to attack the aforementioned mysteries from the perspective of the two-body hydrogen bond of H⋅⋅⋅O attraction dominance or molecular dynamics of the point-charged structural models such as the TIPnQ series of fixed charge, constant bond angle and bond length.