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mistiwysteria · 11 months
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English translation for 红马 (女版) sung by 许蓝心 
translation is by yours truly ;)
✧・゚: *✧・゚*:・゚✧*:・゚✧  - ✧・゚: *✧・゚:*   
Red Horse
I’m in Jiangnan, sprinkling joy free from sin,
You used the setting sun and broke the spring snow,
You’re in Qingjian, rouge parasol, damask satin,
Your music sings prospering embroidered lakes and mountains,
.
Nanshan’s fishing village at night, a bowl of rice wine for three coins,
You travel the whole of Qingzhou province, 
Riding a red horse, feet in cloud boots, searching for a soulmate
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Woooh, by the clouds at dusk,
Woooh, sleeping to the sound of rain,
Woooh, love at west city
Woooh, parting at north city,
.
I’m in Jiangnan, spreading joy free from sin,
You used the setting sun and broke the spring snow,
You’re in Qingjian, rouge parasol, damask satin,
Your music sings prospering embroidered lakes and mountains,
.
Woooh, by the clouds at dusk,
Woooh, sleeping to the sound of rain,
Woooh, love at west city
Woooh, parting at north city,
.
I’m in Jiangnan, spreading joy free from sin,
You used the setting sun and broke the spring snow,
You’re in Qingjian, rouge parasol, damask satin,
Your music sings prospering embroidered lakes and mountains,
.
I’m in Jiangnan,
You use the setting sun,
You’re in Qingjian,
You play a song
.
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angeldcgs · 4 months
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i wanna get some new things started so like this for a realistic smut starter from one of the muses below the cut!! and by "realistic smut" i mean stuff like finishing too soon, not being able to finish at all, getting the giggles mid-stroke, accidentally elbowing your partner in the ribs, etc.
griffyn aimes (j.acob e.lordi fc)- he/him, 26, pansexual, switch, baker
bobbie childs (c.ailee s.paeny fc)- she/her, 23, bisexual, submissive, diner waitress
fern caruso (k.rysten r.itter fc)- she/her, 40, queer, dominant, therapist/dominatrix (verse dependent)
rory gifford (d.ominic s.essa fc)- he/him, 21, bisexual, submissive, hacker
marnie babbitt (t.aylor r.ussell fc)- she/they, 27, queer, submissive, nomad/doppelganger
esme cortez (a.lexa d.emie fc)- she/her, 28, bisexual, switch, exotic dancer/nail tech
buffy bloom (m.ia g.oth fc)- she/her, 26, bisexual, switch (dominant preference), exotic dancer/adult film star
leon ebert (b.ill s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 31, heterosexual, switch, jazz pianist
charlie gomez (r.uby c.ruz fc)- they/them, 24, lesbian, submissive, movie theater concessions clerk/projectionist
ari olsson (a.lexander s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 44, heterosexual, submissive, ceo
fiona rousseau (j.az s.inclair fc)- she/her, 27, queer, switch, vampire hunter/bounty hunter (verse dependent)
gwen michalchuk (m.addie p.hillips fc)- she/her, 28, pansexual, switch, witch/super human mutant (clairvoyance, telepathy, compulsion, power absorption, conjuring/spell-casting abilities)
romy chung (l.ondon t.hor fc)- they/she, 28, lesbian, dominant, personal assistant
keanu zhao (d.erek l.uh fc)- he/him, 28, bisexual, dominant, trust fund brat
gael campbell (a.sa g.ermann fc)- he/him, 24, bisexual, submissive, amusement park employee/super human mutant (strength, necromancy, advanced healing)
dominic "nickie" hagen (b.ill s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 27, bisexual, submissive, thief
winifred "winnie" perkins (m.ia g.oth fc)- she/her, 26, bisexual (closeted), submissive, farmer's daughter
priscilla mosyakov (k.aia g.erber fc)- she/her, 22, bisexual, switch, fashion blogger/nepo baby
josefine "jo" obasi (a.yo e.debiri fc)- she/her, 26, bisexual, switch, television writer
frenchie horowitz (r.achel s.ennott fc)- she/her, 25, pansexual, switch, escort/podcast host
lemon doyle (n.iamh m.ccormack fc)- she/her, 22, bisexual, switch, fashion magazine intern
bronte ferguson (m.argaret q.ualley fc)- she/her, 27, queer, switch, cult leader
jonah darke (b.ill s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 25, heterosexual, dominant, guitarist/lead singer/grafitti artist
august "gus" mueller (j.eremy a.llen white fc)- he/him, 31, heterosexual, dominant, landscaper/painter
julian "jules" hicks (t.imothee c.halamet fc)- he/him, 25, bisexual, switch, bassist/record shop employee
juliette feng (h.avana r.ose l.iu fc)- she/her, 26, pansexual, submissive, costume designer
envy adams (m.ia g.oth fc, m.addie p.hillips alt)- she/her, 27, bisexual, switch, lead singer of the clash at demonhead
gideon graves (b.ill s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 33, heterosexual, dominant, ceo/inventor/music executive
scott pilgrim (j.oe k.eery fc)- he/him, 27, bisexual, submissive, bassist for sex bob-omb
roxie richter (r.uby c.ruz fc)- she/her, 25, lesbian, switch, artist
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reinaka42 · 4 months
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Wang Chuan Feng Hua Lu (忘川风华录) Masterpost
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Wang Chuan Feng Hua Lu (忘川风华录) is a Vocal synth (Vocaloid and SynthV) music project. It consists of songs themed around different figures throughout Chinese history. The project is a collaboration between different artists and creatives, with music and videos featuring prominent traditional Chinese elements. The project's title translates to "The Records of Magnificence of the Wangchuan" - In Chinese mythology, "Wangchuan" (or River of Forgetting) is a river in the Underworld that can rid one of their past life's memories, similar to the river Lethe.
A mobile game adaptation has also been developed by NetEast. Unfortunately, I haven't played it so I can't give much insight on it. However, I assume that its premise is similar to that of the idea behind the project as a whole: all these historical figures meeting each other in the Underworld after they died. Maybe.
You can find all the songs on Bilibili. The official Weibo can be found here. The game's website, which includes all characters appearing so far in the game, can be found here, and its Weibo can be found here.
(If you prefer YouTube, I've also put together a handy playlist. Please know that most of these videos are reposts though, so please watch the original Bilibili MVs if you can!)
This blog is where I will be posting everything I feel like I need to say about the songs in this project. A lot of it is lifted from my Twitter account but will be in much more detail. Note that I probably won't touch collab songs, or songs that don't focus solely on the project's own characters.
Disclaimer: I do not speak Chinese, nor am I an expert on Chinese history. Therefore, I cannot reliably translate the lyrics to these songs, nor my words should be taken as gospel. I am merely a nerd gushing about my hyperfixation.
Playlist
多情岸 【Duo Qing An】 ➼ B link
洛阳怀 【Luo Yang Huai】 ➼ B link
易水诀 【Yi Shui Jue】 ➼ B link
山河令 【Shan He Ling】 ➼ B link
簪花人间 【Zhan Hua Ren Jian】 ➼ B link
栖凰 【Qi Huang】 ➼ B link
心上秋 【Xin Shang Qiu】 ➼ B link
祖龙吟 【Zu Long Yin】 ➼ B link
如见青山 【Ru Jian Qing Shan】 ➼ B link
竹林间 【Zhu Lin Jian】 ➼ B link
天下局 【Tian Xia Ju】 ➼ B link
青鸟衔风 【Qing Niao Xian Feng】 ➼ B link
木兰行 【Mu Lan Xing】 ➼ B link
好字唯之 【Hao Zi Wei Zhi】 ➼ B link
不可道 【Bu Ke Dao】 ➼ B link
水叙湖风 【Shui Xu Hu Feng】 (collab) ➼ B link
是非 【Shi Fei】 ➼ B link
风起甘露 【Feng Qi Gan Lu】 (collab) ➼ B link
谓剑 【Wei Jian】 ➼ B link
万象霜天 【Wan Xiang Shuang Tian】 (New Year event song) ➼ B link
千秋梦 【Qian Qiu Meng】 ➼ B link
易安难安 【Yi An Nan An】 ➼ B link
惊鹊 【Jing Que】 ➼ B link
高歌破阵 【Gao Ge Po Zhen】 (collab) ➼ B link
不赴 【Bu Fu】 ➼ B link
西行 【Xi Xing】 ➼ B link
大航海家 【Da Hang Hai Jia】 ➼ B link
牡丹乱 【Mu Dan Luan】 (collab) ➼ B link
倾国 【Qing Guo】 (collab) ➼ B link
相虎 【Xiang Hu】 ➼ B link
补天裂 【Bu Tian Lie】 ➼ B link
此期盈期 【Ci Qi Ying Qi】 (1st anniversary song) ➼ B link
破云来 【Po Yun Lai】 ➼ B link
归钓吟 【Gui Diao Yin】 ➼ B link
始见千秋 【Shi Jian Qian Qiu】 ➼ B link
临川浮梦 【Lin Chuan Fu Meng】 ➼ B link
将军行 【Jiang Jun Xing】 ➼ B link
妄语人间 【Wang Yu Ren Jian】 ➼ B link
数风流 【Shu Feng Liu】 (2nd anniversary song) ➼ B link
问剑春秋 【Wen Jian Chun Qiu】 ➼ B link
起战令 【Qi Zhan Ling】 ➼ B link
人间应又雪 【Ren Jian Ying You Xue】 ➼ B link
旷古回响 【Kuang Gu Hui Xiang】 ➼ B link
墨隐侠声 【Mo Yin Xia Sheng】 ➼ B link
桃源故人 【Tao Yuan Gu Ren】 (3rd anniversary song) ➼ B link
*Note: The anniversary songs are probably for the game's anniversaries, as the project itself is more than 5 years old.
Albums
Vol 1: 溯洄 【Su Hui】 Includes character songs from Duo Qing An to Zhu Lin Jian. Features human vocals.
Vol 2: 踏浪 【Ta Lang】 Includes character songs from Tian Xia Ju to Jing Que.
Vol 3: 数风流 【Shu Feng Liu】 Includes character songs from Bu Fu to Wang Yu Ren Jian, an unreleased song titled 燕双归 【Yan Shuang Gui】, and the two anniversary songs.
Visual character guide:
PRE-QIN | QIN | WESTERN CHU | HAN | THREE KINGDOMS | JIN | NORTH & SOUTHERN DYNASTIES | TANG | FIVE DYNASTIES & TEN KINGDOMS | SONG | YUAN | MING | QING | DREAM
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idahobob · 1 year
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Watchtower of China from Leonardo Dalessandri on Vimeo.
Creating Watchtower of China was a labour of love. I say labour because we, meaning my crew and I, throughout three consecutive summers, visited over seventy cities and travelled countless thousands of kilometers. Everywhere we went, we found ourselves channelling the powerful energy of this great land to find the strength and inspiration to continue our quest along what became life-changing for all of us. When we initially gathered together we were a film crew. By the time we were done, three years later, we had become a family.
I say love, because what we have created is more than just a film. It is a declaration of our love for this Country.
When I set out on this project I wanted to create a visual tribute to China - an honest observation of daily life. Not a surface travelog, but a real and raw representation of the cultural history. An honoring of Chinese culture, identity, and the complex and varied way of living that spans the enormity of the Chinese territory. A window on the dedication and discipline, the craftsmanship and hard work of the Chinese people. They have an energy of moving forward together as they draw power and inspiration from a culture that looks back over thousands of years, yet rushes fearlessly towards a bold future.
I started to feel this intense energy, as though this cultural pride and determination were now moving through me and my camera. The experience of this film buried itself so deeply within me that I can still feel the hard day’s work in my muscles.
It couldn’t have come together without the help of my dear friends, especially Jolien Snyers and Ricky Choy (did you spot Ricky in the film? She’s in multiple shots and sings in the very last taxi shot!)
It is one of my proudest accomplishments. I hope you love it.
Directed and Edited by Leonardo Dalessandri
MUSIC by Ezio Bosso © Sony Music Italy - Buxus Edizioni
Readapted and Mixed by Marc-George Andersen
Producer: Leonardo Dalessandri Polo Zhao (Zhao Yuan, Tiger Zhao (Zhao Shu)
Production Manager: Johnny Jiang, Tan Ander
First Assistant Director: Ricky Choy, Jolien Snyers
Camera: Leonardo Dalessandri, Jolien Snyers, Ricky Choy, Deniz Bilol
Additional Camera: Fatih Turker
Production Assistant: Feng Ruiqiang, Wallas Lin, Sara Bosa
Location Manager: Xu Xiaoai
BTS: Li Yang,Ted Zheyi
VFX: TOLAN FILM VFX Producer: Yunus Emre Tolan
Production Crew: Zhao Lei, Cai Zhengyi, Jiang Huimiao, Zhu Shijiao, Mu Weide, Zhang Xiao, Yu Yaxue, Zhao Bingrong, Ni Xiaoqian, Fu Quansen, Zeng Seng, Yang Lan, Gu Liang
Drone: Bill Hu
FPV: Josselin Cornil, J-true
Special shout out to my friends Kinson Loo, Mary Setrakova, Joonhong Tham, Filippo Chiesa, Zhou Bing, Li Yu, Damla Kocek
Watchtower of Turkey: vimeo.com/108018156 Watchtower Of Morocco: vimeo.com/66659080
"Rain, In Your Black Eyes" © 2010 Ezio Bosso – All Rights Controlled and Administered by Buxus Edizioni s.r.l. ℗ 2016 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
"Thunders and Lightnings" © 2010 Ezio Bosso – All Rights Controlled and Administered by Buxus Edizioni s.r.l. ℗ 2016 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
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arrhakis · 2 years
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Pearls And Spring Flowers 珍珠与春花 | Pearls And Spring Flowers … | Flickr
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Pearls And Spring Flowers  珍珠与春花 By Daniel Arrhakis / 丹尼尔·红龙   (2022) With the music : 古琴曲《风月无古今》: 巫娜 / Chinese Traditional Music, Guqin “Feng Yue Wu Gu Jin”: WU Na https://youtu.be/jH0SlAfUUW8 A creative Chinese / Asian composition with an ancient mood, made with stock images and images of mine. Flowers from my garden.
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ozetamag · 2 years
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Watchtower of China from Leonardo Dalessandri on Vimeo.
Creating Watchtower of China was a labour of love. I say labour because we, meaning my crew and I, throughout three consecutive summers, visited over seventy cities and travelled countless thousands of kilometers. Everywhere we went, we found ourselves channelling the powerful energy of this great land to find the strength and inspiration to continue our quest along what became life-changing for all of us. When we initially gathered together we were a film crew. By the time we were done, three years later, we had become a family.
I say love, because what we have created is more than just a film. It is a declaration of our love for this Country.
When I set out on this project I wanted to create a visual tribute to China - an honest observation of daily life. Not a surface travelog, but a real and raw representation of the cultural history. An honoring of Chinese culture, identity, and the complex and varied way of living that spans the enormity of the Chinese territory. A window on the dedication and discipline, the craftsmanship and hard work of the Chinese people. They have an energy of moving forward together as they draw power and inspiration from a culture that looks back over thousands of years, yet rushes fearlessly towards a bold future.
I started to feel this intense energy, as though this cultural pride and determination were now moving through me and my camera. The experience of this film buried itself so deeply within me that I can still feel the hard day’s work in my muscles.
It couldn’t have come together without the help of my dear friends, especially Jolien Snyers and Ricky Choy (did you spot Ricky in the film? She’s in multiple shots and sings in the very last taxi shot!)
It is one of my proudest accomplishments. I hope you love it.
Directed and Edited by Leonardo Dalessandri
MUSIC by Ezio Bosso © Sony Music Italy - Buxus Edizioni
Readapted and Mixed by Marc-George Andersen
Producer: Leonardo Dalessandri Polo Zhao (Zhao Yuan, Tiger Zhao (Zhao Shu)
Production Manager: Johnny Jiang, Tan Ander
First Assistant Director: Ricky Choy, Jolien Snyers
Camera: Leonardo Dalessandri, Jolien Snyers, Ricky Choy, Deniz Bilol
Additional Camera: Fatih Turker
Production Assistant: Feng Ruiqiang, Wallas Lin, Sara Bosa
Location Manager: Xu Xiaoai
BTS: Li Yang,Ted Zheyi
VFX: TOLAN FILM VFX Producer: Yunus Emre Tolan
Production Crew: Zhao Lei, Cai Zhengyi, Jiang Huimiao, Zhu Shijiao, Mu Weide, Zhang Xiao, Yu Yaxue, Zhao Bingrong, Ni Xiaoqian, Fu Quansen, Zeng Seng, Yang Lan, Gu Liang
Drone: Bill Hu
FPV: Josselin Cornil, J-true
Special shout out to my friends Kinson Loo, Mary Setrakova, Joonhong Tham, Filippo Chiesa, Zhou Bing, Li Yu, Damla Kocek
Watchtower of Turkey: vimeo.com/108018156 Watchtower Of Morocco: vimeo.com/66659080
"Rain, In Your Black Eyes" © 2010 Ezio Bosso – All Rights Controlled and Administered by Buxus Edizioni s.r.l. ℗ 2016 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
"Thunders and Lightnings" © 2010 Ezio Bosso – All Rights Controlled and Administered by Buxus Edizioni s.r.l. ℗ 2016 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
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emzeciorrr · 2 years
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Watchtower of China from Leonardo Dalessandri on Vimeo.
Creating Watchtower of China was a labour of love. I say labour because we, meaning my crew and I, throughout three consecutive summers, visited over seventy cities and travelled countless thousands of kilometers. Everywhere we went, we found ourselves channelling the powerful energy of this great land to find the strength and inspiration to continue our quest along what became life-changing for all of us. When we initially gathered together we were a film crew. By the time we were done, three years later, we had become a family.
I say love, because what we have created is more than just a film. It is a declaration of our love for this Country.
When I set out on this project I wanted to create a visual tribute to China - an honest observation of daily life. Not a surface travelog, but a real and raw representation of the cultural history. An honoring of Chinese culture, identity, and the complex and varied way of living that spans the enormity of the Chinese territory. A window on the dedication and discipline, the craftsmanship and hard work of the Chinese people. They have an energy of moving forward together as they draw power and inspiration from a culture that looks back over thousands of years, yet rushes fearlessly towards a bold future.
I started to feel this intense energy, as though this cultural pride and determination were now moving through me and my camera. The experience of this film buried itself so deeply within me that I can still feel the hard day’s work in my muscles.
It couldn’t have come together without the help of my dear friends, especially Jolien Snyers and Ricky Choy (did you spot Ricky in the film? She’s in multiple shots and sings in the very last taxi shot!)
It is one of my proudest accomplishments. I hope you love it.
Directed and Edited by Leonardo Dalessandri
MUSIC by Ezio Bosso © Sony Music Italy - Buxus Edizioni
Readapted and Mixed by Marc-George Andersen
Producer: Leonardo Dalessandri Polo Zhao (Zhao Yuan, Tiger Zhao (Zhao Shu)
Production Manager: Johnny Jiang, Tan Ander
First Assistant Director: Ricky Choy, Jolien Snyers
Camera: Leonardo Dalessandri, Jolien Snyers, Ricky Choy, Deniz Bilol
Additional Camera: Fatih Turker
Production Assistant: Feng Ruiqiang, Wallas Lin, Sara Bosa
Location Manager: Xu Xiaoai
BTS: Li Yang,Ted Zheyi
VFX: TOLAN FILM VFX Producer: Yunus Emre Tolan
Production Crew: Zhao Lei, Cai Zhengyi, Jiang Huimiao, Zhu Shijiao, Mu Weide, Zhang Xiao, Yu Yaxue, Zhao Bingrong, Ni Xiaoqian, Fu Quansen, Zeng Seng, Yang Lan, Gu Liang
Drone: Bill Hu
FPV: Josselin Cornil, J-true
Special shout out to my friends Kinson Loo, Mary Setrakova, Joonhong Tham, Filippo Chiesa, Zhou Bing, Li Yu, Damla Kocek
Watchtower of Turkey: vimeo.com/108018156 Watchtower Of Morocco: vimeo.com/66659080
"Rain, In Your Black Eyes" © 2010 Ezio Bosso – All Rights Controlled and Administered by Buxus Edizioni s.r.l. ℗ 2016 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
"Thunders and Lightnings" © 2010 Ezio Bosso – All Rights Controlled and Administered by Buxus Edizioni s.r.l. ℗ 2016 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
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masimovich · 2 years
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Watchtower of China from Leonardo Dalessandri on Vimeo.
Creating Watchtower of China was a labour of love. I say labour because we, meaning my crew and I, throughout three consecutive summers, visited over seventy cities and travelled countless thousands of kilometers. Everywhere we went, we found ourselves channelling the powerful energy of this great land to find the strength and inspiration to continue our quest along what became life-changing for all of us. When we initially gathered together we were a film crew. By the time we were done, three years later, we had become a family.
I say love, because what we have created is more than just a film. It is a declaration of our love for this Country.
When I set out on this project I wanted to create a visual tribute to China - an honest observation of daily life. Not a surface travelog, but a real and raw representation of the cultural history. An honoring of Chinese culture, identity, and the complex and varied way of living that spans the enormity of the Chinese territory. A window on the dedication and discipline, the craftsmanship and hard work of the Chinese people. They have an energy of moving forward together as they draw power and inspiration from a culture that looks back over thousands of years, yet rushes fearlessly towards a bold future.
I started to feel this intense energy, as though this cultural pride and determination were now moving through me and my camera. The experience of this film buried itself so deeply within me that I can still feel the hard day’s work in my muscles.
It couldn’t have come together without the help of my dear friends, especially Jolien Snyers and Ricky Choy (did you spot Ricky in the film? She’s in multiple shots and sings in the very last taxi shot!)
It is one of my proudest accomplishments. I hope you love it.
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/leonardodalessandri FACEBOOK: facebook.com/leonardolucadalessandri
Directed and Edited by Leonardo Dalessandri
MUSIC by Ezio Bosso © Sony Music Italy - Buxus Edizioni eziobosso.com
Readapted and Mixed by Marc-George Andersen mgamusiccompany.com
Producer: Leonardo Dalessandri Polo Zhao (Zhao Yuan, Tiger Zhao (Zhao Shu)
Production Manager: Johnny Jiang, Tan Ander
First Assistant Director: Ricky Choy, Jolien Snyers
Camera: Leonardo Dalessandri, Jolien Snyers, Ricky Choy, Deniz Bilol
Additional Camera: Fatih Turker
Production Assistant: Feng Ruiqiang, Wallas Lin, Sara Bosa
Location Manager: Xu Xiaoai
BTS: Li Yang,Ted Zheyi
VFX: TOLAN FILM VFX Producer: Yunus Emre Tolan
Production Crew: Zhao Lei, Cai Zhengyi, Jiang Huimiao, Zhu Shijiao, Mu Weide, Zhang Xiao, Yu Yaxue, Zhao Bingrong, Ni Xiaoqian, Fu Quansen, Zeng Seng, Yang Lan, Gu Liang
Drone: Bill Hu
FPV: Josselin Cornil, J-true
Special shout out to my friends Kinson Loo, Mary Setrakova, Joonhong Tham, Filippo Chiesa, Zhou Bing, Li Yu, Damla Kocek
Watchtower of Turkey: vimeo.com/108018156 Watchtower Of Morocco: vimeo.com/66659080
"Rain, In Your Black Eyes" © 2010 Ezio Bosso – All Rights Controlled and Administered by Buxus Edizioni s.r.l. ℗ 2016 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
"Thunders and Lightnings" © 2010 Ezio Bosso – All Rights Controlled and Administered by Buxus Edizioni s.r.l. ℗ 2016 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
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grrritz-ezra · 2 years
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Tgcf playing fnaf:
Hua Cheng: He’s playing fnaf 1. He’s unbothered for the most part. A little stressed. He doesn’t understand what is making these robots so angry. Gege said this was a ghost game. These aren’t ghosts. These are tyrants.
Xie Lian: He laughed really hard when Bonnie jumpscared him. It was hilarious and a good effort at scaring him. It’s fnaf 2 that gets under his skin. It frustrates him.
Fu Yao: Weirdly good at fnaf 2. Like strangley good at it. He’s managing everything perfectly. The only issue is Nan Feng breathing in his ear. Murder will fix this.
Nan Feng: He’s about to lose his shit honestly. He thought it would be fun to play and it isn’t. The chicken he made fun of in the beginning has killed him at least four times now.
He Xuan: He chose sister location and he’s honestly seconds from never sleeping again. This is the best thing he’s ever seen. He’s relating to all of the animatronics. Besties in festering in hatred and spite for years until finally given the chance to get revenge and ruin everything good they ever had going for them. Mmmm good soup.
Shi Qingxuan: She cried immediately. Didn’t get past the fnaf 3 loading screen. Was in tears the moment she clicked on the game.
Qi Rong and Gu Zi: It’s a joint effort. Gu Zi is a master at this. He’s saying hes doing good so he can “protect his dad” when the time came. Hasn’t been jumpscared once. A natural born speedrunner. Qi Rong is about ready to hang himself. His kid hasn’t stopped playing since he woke up. He’s been going since fnaf 1 and they’re on ultimate custom night. He should have eaten him when he had the chance.
A TREAT:
Qi Rong and Gu Zi get to security breach and Gu Zi immediately claims rights to Gregory. Qi Rong is jealous. He’s heard Glamrock Freddy be called dad four times now. How the fuck is he coparenting with a bear? Gu Zi pointed at music man and said it looked like Qi Rong. He’s beginning to regret becoming a father.
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myu21 · 3 years
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Hello, do you have any recommendation of a good wuxia drama? I really love wire work in word of honor and would like to see more of nice action scenes in dramas. Thank you!
Hello~ Thanks for trusting in my judgement, and also my apologies that I've taken so long to get back to you. I don't know whether or not you can speak Chinese, so I'll try and give you ones that have Eng subs, and also try to cover all bases. Disclaimer: I love wuxia, but mostly old wuxia. I gave up wuxia after a certain someone butchered wuxia dramas year after year. So WOH was an absolute surprise to me. Therefore, I haven’t watched most of the recent productions I am recommending and I’m relying on other people’s judgement. 
If it's purely the wire work that you like from WOH and want something similar, then I recommend checking out the other works the WOH martial arts director has done. In particular, "Ultimate Note 终极笔记" has the best reputation among fellow WOH viewers. I've heard a lot of VERY good things about this show even though it's not wuxia. 
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Most of the best wuxia is old, but not everyone is used to the old wuxia aesthetic. So I'll start with the recent production recommendations.
When I first began watching WOH I was SO drawn to the wuxia. I then started bemoaning the lack of good wuxia all over c-social media, and then was promptly reprimanded by some wuxia fanatics who told me there is good wuxia, just that people don’t know about it. The shows that were again and again recommended to me are: “Ancient Detective 侠探简不知" and “Love in Between 少年游之一寸相思”. I’ve only just begun watching these two myself, and I don’t want my experience to colour yours too much (though so far I'm liking "Ancient Detective" more as a successor to wuxia). Each have their pros and cons, and I reckon give them both a try and see which ones floats your boat more. They’re both relatively smaller productions, but I can tell good effort has been put into both and they aren’t just cash grabs by studios. 
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Ok. Now onto a recent production of a canonical wuxia story. We are entering into Louis Cha or Jin Yong territory, the godfather of wuxia, the author to wuxia stories that get readapted every 5-10 years.
THE classic wuxia story is "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". Just how canonical is this text? It's the only Louis Cha novel to be translated into English. The recent 2017 production has a solid reputation as being faithful to the text, as opposed to some of the butchered adaptions of recent years. So it received good reviews. I haven't found any official eng subs, but a quick youtube search gave me the following fan sub:
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Annnddddd now I'm going to recommend two of my absolute favourite wuxia stories, both by Louis Cha. There are many adaptions of these and I have spent way too many years of my youth (fiercely) debating which one is better and why. So without getting into that, I'm just going to tell you what I like.
The first is "Laughing in the Wind 笑傲江湖". It is both a layered look at the nature of good and evil as well as functioning as a political allegory. You will see WOH being influenced by ideas in this text re jianghu. This is the 2003 version I like. The music and cinematography and costumes. *Chefs kiss* Fan subbed version I found:
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The ending theme song deserves its own spot in this post:
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The second is "Demi-gods and Semi-devils 天龙八部". My absolute favourite. I spent years obsessing over the character of Qiao Feng. He remains my favourite wuxia character. I have also read and watched this story... too many times. Again, lots of philosophical and religious allegory in this story, lots of commentary on the nature of ambition and desire.
The 2003 version I have watched way too many times: fan subbed version I found:
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Once you've got these names feel free to find the best fan subbed versions for yourself.
Needless to say, any Louis Cha story is guaranteed complex plot, complex characters, endless intrigue. Goes without saying.
The other biggest contenders to best Louis Cha adaptions are the even earlier ones from Hong Kong. However I was not able to find any eng subbed versions.
I've only mentioned one of the three titans of wuxia writing. So you can go crazy by looking into the works of Gu Long and Liang Yusheng too.
Happy viewing and do let me know how you go. 🙂
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reinaka42 · 20 days
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忘川风华录 Cheat Sheet - THREE KINGDOMS
Character list for the music project/game Wang Chuan Feng Hua Lu
Cheat sheet created solely for my own convenience
All images etc taken from the game's official website
Info taken from Wikipedia
Mao-mao not included, sowwy
曹植 | Cao Zhi | Tào Thực
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192 – 232
Poet, son of the warlord Cao Cao, author of Luo Shen Fu
Extremely unfavoured by his family
Song: Duo Qing An
Also appears in: Kuang Gu Hui Xiang
In-game rarity: 天
赵云 | Zhao Yun | Triệu Vân
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Died 229
Military general, subordinate of Liu Bei and his state Shu Han
Song: N/A
Also appears in: Kuang Gu Hui Xiang
In-game rarity: 天
曹丕 | Cao Pi | Tào Phi
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187 – 226
Older brother of Cao Zhi, son of Cao Cao, first monarch of Cao Wei after the state's foundation was laid out by his father
Song: N/A
Also appears in: Kuang Gu Hui Xiang
In-game rarity: 地
甄姬 | Zhen Ji | Chân Cơ
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First wife of Cao Pi, post-humously honoured as first empress of Cao Wei
Song: Duo Qing An
Also appears in: Ci Qi Ying Qi, Kuang Gu Hui Xiang
In-game rarity: 地
嵇康 | Ji Kang | Kê Khang
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Poet, musician, composer of Guang Ling San
One of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove
Song: Zhu Lin Jian
Also appears in: Kuang Gu Hui Xiang
In-game rarity: 地
阮籍 | Ruan Ji | Nguyễn Tịch
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Poet, musician, composer of Jiukuang, friend of Ji Kang
One of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove
Song: Zhu Lin Jian
Also appears in: Kuang Gu Hui Xiang
In-game rarity: 地
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nutty1005 · 3 years
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The new and starstudded “A Dream Like A Dream”, is the starting point, not the ending point, of Xiao Zhans
Original Article: https://m.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_12542131 Original Author: 程辉剧场手记 The author published this in Pengpai News and shared on his Weibo Post on 6 May 2021.
Andante Cantabile, my most beloved music by Tchaikovsky, came from his String Quartet No. 1 in D major, every time it would painfully touch my heart, poet Xi Murong also used this to caption a melancholic poem. I thought, using it to sum up Lai Shengchuan’s representative work, “A Dream Like A Dream”, would be most apt.
“A Dream Like A Dream” lasts for 8 hours, this is something rare in Chinese theaters. Using the doctor as the first person, Patient No. 5 recalled and narrated in his narration, a surreal stage arrangement, emotions, life, fate, culture and societal upheaval, bringing tears to fog up your eyes. After 9 years of continued changes in the crew, Yanghua Theater brought in a new version with actors such as Xu Qing, Feng Xianzhen, Ge Xinyi, Xiao Zhan, Yan Nan, Zhang Liang, Huang Lu, Kong Wei, etc. The new version rivaled the quality of its predecessors, but yet bestowed a new presentation and expression.
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A unique city was the backdrop for its first showing and the chance fate of the characters within the play allowed us to truly understand the nature of impermanence. In the play, there was an important term called “self-exchange”, which was said to come from an ancient practice from South Asia, by “breathing” with the others, so as to gift health and happiness, and remove his pain and misfortune. “A Dream Like A Dream” was a play that spoke of the search for the meaning of life, did it also deliberately “self-exchange” with the audience then? Once we understood the concept of “self-exchange”, we could also see that it was also a request to communicate with the reserved hearts of the contemporary person.
The fates of Gu Xianglan and Patient No. 5 were the two main timelines in “A Dream Like A Dream”, and the other timelines served to supplement or trigger the former. Patient No. 5’s motive came from “searching”, Gu Xianglan’s came from “chasing”. The chaser is the key to enlightening the searcher, the searcher became the resolution for the chaser, although they had different obsessions in their lives, they both came together in the end. Gu Xianglan’s deathbed confession to Patient No. 5 was not simply just an apology in her dazed state, but also her most unforgettable, wonderful and romantic memories of love; Patient No. 5, with his concern, consideration and inquiries, was like the listener from heaven, the guiding light to aid the soul in letting go of her regrets.
The 2021 Yanghua version of “A Dream Like A Dream” maintained its previous feature of multiple actors to one role, and multiple roles to one actor. Xu Qing, Feng Xianzhen, Ge Xinyi acted as after going abroad, old age and before going abroad versions of Gu Xianglan respectively. From the “peerless beauty” socialite of the brothels in Shanghai Beach, to the Baroness of a French Ambassador, to an artist, then to a maid, a sweeper of roads and alleys, to the lonely elderly in the hospital, she went through indescribable ups and downs.
Xu Qing had acted as Gu Xianglan since the play’s debut, and in the new version, her portrayal had already been exquisitely refined, the Gu Xianglan in her prime is lovely and graceful, but yet proud and wild, sensitive and emotional, as though Gu Xianglan’s soul had fully occupied her body. In addition to the true to form portrayal of the amorous nature of Gu Xianglan, her performance was exceptionally focused on the details of the silent scenes. When she and Xiao Zhan’s Patient No. 5 gazed at each other, when teary eyes met with clear eyes; from afar it seemed like she was looking at her younger self about to go onto a journey of no return, the resigned helplessness and the restless hope looked at each other; when realizing that the lost Baron had once returned, her astonished and sharp glares of anger; when Wang Debao found the tiny loft she stayed in by chance, her stealing glances were surprised and flustered… They were all full of the character’s aura and emotional tension, and the pain took the audiences by their hearts.
Senior actress Feng Xianzhen’s portrayal of the elderly version of Gu Xianglan was quite different from the version by the previous actress Lu Yan, which allowed the audiences to experience the wonder of plays due to different characterization. Lu Yan’s version was one that remained elegant and proud despite her tribulations, there was more calm and temperance, which would make the audiences respect the tenacity of this legendary lady. Feng Xianzhen’s version was a Gu Xianglan who went to France from Shanghai, and back to Shanghai from France, twice she found freedom and twice she fell. The cruelty of fate had ripped away all of the pretentiousness, the charm of her past had been lost, she was like every ordinary person. She would scheme cigarettes from strangers, curse as she liked with phrases such as “bastard”, “no good-doers in Taiwan”, mock those relatives who came to look after her as those who came for their inheritance. She fully portrayed the effects of her unfortunate life and her bitterness at the world, which made the audiences sigh in sadness.
Facing these two powerful actresses in portraying the same role, Ge Xinyi as the young Gu Xianglan, had a lot of pressure. Her performance was more inclined to a lonely beauty, the purity despite her circumstances, so as to provide a solid motive for the Baron and Wang Debao’s unrestrained infatuation. As a newcomer to the theater, her steady control was not an easy task, and should be praised for it. If she would be more open, layered and flavorful in her portrayal, the characterization would be better. After all, Gu Xianglan was the top courtesan within the midst of love and affairs, and the quiet and calm of a learned lady would be quite different from that.
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Patient No. 5 was a journeyman of life. In the beginning, he suffered painful setbacks from the death of his child and the loss of his wife, and started a self-exiled wanderlust. His marriage came by mistake, almost like a replacement for his wife’s frustrating relationship. Fate caused him to lose his spirit, but he was unwilling to give up, hence he wanted to search for his wife, as though he wanted to search for himself. His encounter with Jiang Hong, was the wanderers’ sympathy for each other and to rely on each other. Only when he walked into the French castle and saw the tranquil and woeful eyes of Gu Xianglan, he seemed to see himself at the far coast of the lake, the cumulative rage and sorrow in both their hearts, their collective unwillingness to concede suddenly exploded, and he decisively dropped everything to find the lady in the painting. He did not know what question was ignited then, but he started his search for the dream of life.
In terms of the control of this character, Xiao Zhan and Yan Nan definitely put in a lot of efforts, they were highly immersive. What was even more rare was that, although their performances had different focuses, but they were both very united in terms of aura, body language, speech, pace and habitual actions, as though the two actors in the same stage were truly one character. For such a complete creation, you need not only tacit understanding.
Xiao Zhan’s performance exceeded my expectations. Despite it being his debut in a play, his performance was not even the least bit disjointed, and he was even able to merge his own personality characteristics with the role itself. His actions, pace and emotions gave a smooth interplay between tension and relaxation. The portrayal of innocent, naive, youthful, kind and fragile Patient No. 5, his unpreparedness in matters of love, was especially suitable as a youth who just joined society. It made the random encounter in the cinemas as the prelude of love more believable, and also gave a firm foundation to his actions later on, the multiple setbacks in later on, his wanderings, and his endless searching. With his wife and Jiang Hong, he had different relationships, the former was a budding first love, the latter came from empathy, Xiao Zhan had slightly different portrayal for the different phases of space and time, the cycle from simple to confusion, from searching to questioning, there was careful understanding and detailed handling. After discovering Gu Xianglan’s tracks, the clear longing that Xiao Zhan gave off collided with the layered longing from Xu Qing after her tribulations, was like the undercurrents under a calm lake, it drew in the rousing emotions, and became the strong force that pushed the story forward.
Xiao Zhan has the ability and the reason to achieve much better results in future theater stages. With time, if he could become even more at ease with the control of his body, if he could be even more accurate during the changes of character condition, I trust that he could achieve another breakthrough, and create even more challenging characters.
Reprising Patient No. 5 after many years, Yan Nan was obviously even more in-depth with his understanding of the script and character, and gifted the character a melancholy aura similar to those of an ancient poet, the quiet tones and deep glances became the key feature. The sense of accumulation of the vicissitudes, merged with Xiao Zhan’s portrayal, realized the continuation of the character’s fate. His performance on the hospital bed contrasted with Gu Xianglan on her hospital bed in a different time, and manifested Patient No. 5’s enlightenment after his miles of wandering, the person on the bed is awake, but those not were instead still dreaming. His calmness held the strings of every timeline together.
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Zhang Liang’s portrayal of the Baron was the surprise of the show. If the old version’s Baron and Gu Xianglan was like the contest between eagle and the wild pigeon, the huge difference in power created the tragedy that made the audiences sad. The 2021 Yanghua version’s Baron and Gu Xianglan was like a pair of heavenly cranes, but they sang different notes as they flew to each other, and became a pair of lovebirds who hurt each other as they fell. The Baron became more romantic, more gentle and loving, but he remained prideful as he was still a noble beneath that amicable exterior, this was Zhang Liang’s new expression to the character, this also elevated Gu Xianglan’s difficulty in her choice, and even more so contrasted Gu Xianglan’s “evil” in her woeful revenge, and also left a branching point to the remaining love. His love for Gu Xianglan was true, it was not possession, but he loved the Oriental beauty, the caged Gu Xianglan, not the wild and free Gu Xianglan. Letting go and abandoning was his hopelessness for his lover, he felt that Gu Xianglan was letting herself go, she was betraying and depraving her beauty, he felt that his efforts were painfully wasted, it was not an attack on an escaped prey. This kind of portrayal made us wonder – love, was it to love a person, or was it to love an ideal? Love was to give or to receive? Was the ultimate goal of giving receiving?
The tragedy between Baron and Gu Xianglan became a tragedy of conflict between culture, social status and ideals. The difference between Baron and Gu Xianglan, did not merely exist on levels of culture and artistic ideals, but it was down to different life goals due to different cultural influences. It was hard for Baron to understand that his love only moved Gu Xianglan from a smaller cage to another bigger cage, even if he loved her deeply; Gu Xianglan who struggled for survival in a twisted environment, simply wanted to escape her cage, even if it meant poverty. This type of tragedy could not simply be explained with the character’s personality. The energy from repeated characterization is evident.
Huang Lu as Jiang Hong was a character that was rather difficult to grasp in “A Dream Like A Dream”. In her portrayal, Jiang Hong was an ordinary girl, who went through multiple troubles but was always chosen, besides her strong sense of survival, I almost could not see more personality. I remembered that I had brief flashes of a parallel universe while cooking eggs one morning, that was the state that she could not find herself or her position in life. She claimed herself as “the original Jiang Hong was dead, the Jiang Hong who arrived in Paris never existed” wanderer, her “relationship” with Patient No. 5 was merely a chance encounter in life, both of them were scared and questioning whether they should “fall into another relationship”. Huang Lu’s performance was very restrained, controlled, and tried hard to make herself not stand out, to do it to this extent was quite difficult. When she was talking about her stowaway escape, there was a point for emotional explosion, but yet she had to control it within the fine line between “surviving the calamity” and “unable to calm herself”. For this actress who was nominated multiple times for international awards and also won a national acting award, this was a rare stage experience.
Kong Wei, who just took off her costume in “Thunder Rain”, portrayed Shi Li Hong, the Mama-san of “Fairy Court”, in “A Dream Like A Dream”. Scheming and cunning in worldly matters, but yet she maintained her own sense of righteousness with Gu Xianglan and her sisters, fleshed out the character with even more emotions. Especially when the drunk professor professed his love for her, her teasing and forced calmness was mixed with surprise and shyness, as every emotion came at the same time, she managed them with ease, not only was the set brightly colored, there was also the sudden exposure of the character’s personality. Wang Peiyu who acted as the young Wang Debao, also showed the character’s clumsiness and stubbornness, his portrayal of passionate love was on point, which was just as brilliant.
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There were many characters in “A Dream Like A Dream”, the group’s shared brilliance could not be forgotten, many actors who acted as multiple roles displayed exceeding energy. This came down to the Yanghua creativity production team, lead by Art Director Wang Keran, who had astute senses in actor selection as well as careful detailing in every part of the creation.
Luo Yongjuan, who portrayed a puppet in “Jewish City” and Li Zonglei, who had many important roles in many dramas and plays, both portrayed over 10 characters, and outstandingly completed the character creation for all of these different roles. Ruan Li, who portrayed the cousin, the dancer, the child, etc, also contributed multiple talents. Wang Weiqian, who portrayed Aunt Jin, the tourist, etc; Sun Zhongyi, who portrayed the professor, the old servant, etc, they all left deep impressions.
To display the characters but not to display themselves, this was the forefront of all theater actors, this was done by Xu Qing and Xiao Zhan, Zhang Liang and other stars, this was the respect they gave the play, the stage, the audience and themselves.
When the first kissing scene appeared for Xiao Zhan, part of the audiences were controlled but there were still some excessive “fan” reactions, but this did not interrupt his performance pace, this reminded me that Xu Qing and Hu Ge version also had the same situation many years ago. We could see that the actors were immersed, they prepared mental homework for every segment and detail, this was the hard work and the goal of both the production and the actors. Putting in efforts into acting and solely seeking the effects of celebrity, these are two totally different things after all.
When rehearsing or refreshing old classic plays, most of the time, methods such as subversion, recreation or simple replay were used. 2021 Yanghua’s version of “A Dream Like A Dream” is a case of production relying on the new cast to continuously discover deeper understandings, to recreate, and then to give audience a new icing on the cake while ensuring the quality of the play.
I was interviewed after the debut showing and said that this play was the Xiao Zhan’s starting point and not his ending point, and I also hoped that more capable actors would come to the theater stage, focus on the creation of art, and from that we could forge our own generation of quality “full celebrities”, such as Jin Shan, Shi Hui, Bai Yang, Zhang Ruifang, Shu Xiuwen, Laurence Olivier, Marlon Brando, Vivien Leigh, etc, of China. On the international theatrical stage, this is just commonplace.
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arrhakis · 2 years
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Pearls And Spring Flowers  珍珠与春花
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Pearls And Spring Flowers  珍珠与春花
By Daniel Arrhakis / 丹尼尔·红龙   (2022)
 With the music : 古琴曲《风月无古今》: 巫娜 / Chinese Traditional Music, Guqin “Feng Yue Wu Gu Jin”: WU Na
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A creative Chinese / Asian composition with an ancient mood, made with stock images and images of mine. Flowers from my garden.
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xz1005fanblog · 4 years
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XZ’s Collection of Honors and Awards
Collection will be updated regularly
As Actor
2020-01-16    Bilibili Rankings of the Year 2019
Most Popular Male Actor
Most Discussed Male Actor
Most Popular Mandarin-speaking Actor
Top Breakthrough Actor
2020-01-07    Tencent Entertainment Bai Pi Shu Awards Ceremony
Best TV series Actor of the Year for The Untamed
Most Influential Star of the Year 
Best TV series Male Actor of the Year (fan vote)
Most Influential Artist of the Year (fan vote)
2020-01-06    Literature Awards Ceremony
Feng Yun Male Actor 
Heartfelt Character Portrayal (with 3 other actors)
2019-12-28    Tencent Star Awards Ceremony: 
Most Popular Drama Actor of the Year for The Untamed
Tencent TV VIP Star of the Year (shared with 4 other celebrities)
Doki! Popularity Award: Most Popular Star of the Year (fan vote)
2019-12-24    6th Chinese TV Best Actors Awards: Outstanding Actor
2019-12-23    Movie Channel M Rank: Most Potential Male Actor - Jade Dynasty (nominated)
2019-12-20    Sinorama Pictures Awards: Most Popular Male Actor of the Year for The Untamed
2019-12-06    Aqiyi Night: Biggest Leap in Popularity Actor for The Untamed and Jade Dynasty
2019-12-05    SoGou IN: Most Potential Artist for The Untamed
2019-11-25    4th Jin Gu Duo Web Drama Awards: Male Actor of the Year for The Untamed (nominated)
2019-11-06    3rd Chinese Yin Chuan Web Drama Festival: Best Web Drama Male Actor for The Untamed
2016-12-10    WeTV Star Awards Ceremony: Best Newcomer Drama Male Actor for Super Star Academy (nominated)
Music
2021-03-10 International Federation of the Phonographic Industry Global Bestselling Single Top 7: Light Spot (Made to Love)
2021-01-23 TMEA Music Awards Second Edition: Most Popular Single - Light Spot
2021-01-10 Tencent Awards: Most Popular Singer
2020-06-29 Sina Entertainment Awards 2020 Top Ten Singles: Light Spot 2020-07-19 27th Eastern Music Awards Top Ten Singles: Remaining Years and Wu Ji
2020-01-01    QQ music popularity rank 8th Qu Jin Chen Qing
2019-12-08    TMEA Tencent Music and Entertainment Awards Ceremony - KuGou Music Song of the Year: Wu Ji
Miscellaneous
2021-02-28 Weibo Night Awards: Weibo KING
2021-01-19 Douyin Most Popular Star
2020-12-20 Tencent Star Awards Ceremony
Tencent TV VIP Star of the Year (shared with 5 other celebrities)
Third time Doki! Popularity award winner
2021-01-10 Tencent Awards: Most Influencial Star
2020-11-02 TCCAsia Most Handsome 100 faces of Asia: First place
2020-04-06 Starmometer’s 100 Asian Heartthrobs of 2020: 8th place
2020-01-11   Weibo Awards Ceremony:
Weibo KING (fan vote)
Weibo Most Popular Artist (along with 3 other celebs)
2020-01-08   Headlines Awards Gala: Most Popular Male Artist of the year
2020-01-01   Beijing News Entertainment: Person of the Year
2019-12-28   TC Candler: 100 Most Handsome Faces, rank 6 (fan vote)
2019-12-10   Baidu Celebrity ranking: Most Popular Star
2019-12-04   COSMO Fashion Awards: “Tradition - Dream” Person of the Year
2019-11-09    LikeTCCAsia: Asia’s 100 Most Handsome Faces, rank Top1 (fan vote)
2019-10-17    Forbes China: 30 People under 30yo 
2019-03-26    2019 Celebrity Charity Gala: Star Charity - Best Influence
2018-12-18    WeTV Star Awards Ceremony: Doki! Popularity Award: Most Popular Star of the Year (fan vote)
2018-11-28    COSMO Fashion Awards: Young Handsome Idol of the Year
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weilongfu · 4 years
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HIStory Playlist Fic Challenge
Okay! I think I finally have my list sorted out for this. Some songs might change after I try writing and realize they aren’t working. But please feel free to tell me what you all think!
Shao Yichen: First Burn from Hamilton Jiang Jinteng: Monster by EXO Song Yichen/Jiang Jinteng: Call Me When You’re Sober by Evanescence Lei Zhongjun: Ice Cream Cake by Red Velvet Li Mobai: Fall by EXO Li Mobai/Lei Zhongjun: Despacito by Luis Fonsi Gu Siren: Holding out for a hero by Bonnie Tyler Mai Yingxiong: Give Me A Chance by LAY Gu Siren/Mai Yingxiong: Hard Carry by GOT7 Cheng Qing: Girls Girls Girls by GOT7 Feng He: Stop Stop Stop It by GOT7 Cheng Qing/Feng He: Check Yes, Juliet by We The Kings Fei Shangzhe: I Don’t Want To Be by Gavin DeGraw Shi Yijie: Fuck You by Cee Lo Green Shi Yijie/Fei Shangzhe: This Is Me by Dream Qiu Zixuan: Getcha Head In The Game from High School Musical Xia Yuhao: Blooming Day by EXO-CBX Xia Yuhao/Qiu Zixuan: Teenager by GOT7 Wang Zhenwen: Unfair by EXO Wang Zhenwu: Thunder by EXO Wang Zhenwen/Wang Zhenwu: XOXO by EXO Meng Shaofei: Growl by EXO Tang Yi: Iris by Goo Goo Dolls Meng Shaofei/Tang Yi: Love Shot by EXO Jack (Fang Liangdian): Secret Agent Man by Johnny Rivers Zhao Zi (Zhao Li’an): Don’t Leave by Chris Wu Jack/Zhao Zi: 我怎能留下你 by Ezu Xiang Haoting: Really Bad Boy by Red Velvet Yu Xigu: Heaven by EXO Xiang Haoting/Yu Xigu: Death of a Bachelor by Panic! At the Disco Lu Zhigang: Lonely No More by Rob Thomas Sun Boxiang: Just Right by GOT7 Lu Zhigang/Sun Boxiang: Never Ever by GOT7
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S.I.N.G. Music Videos
2015:
Qing Chun De Gao Bai - Debut Single
Qing Chun De Gao Bai - Dance Version
Ting Jian Xia Zhi
Ting Jian Xia Zhi - Dance Practice
Bulu Bulu
Ling Er Xiang Ding Dang
2016:
Love Hunter
Gongxi Gongxi
Tian Mi Ju Xian Shi
Kiss Me - Dance Practice
Zhan - See 2017 Release "War"
Toutou Xihuan Ni - Audio Only
Zhongyao de Hua Shuosanbian
Bu Er Qing Shu
Feiguo Shijian de Hai
Star - Audio Only
July - Dance Practice
Jiayou Jiayou - Audio Only
Rhythm Evolution
Dream Kingdom/Zao Meng Wang Guo
Dream Kingdom - Dance Practice
Unfinished Sketch - Live
Ai Qing Jing Wei Xian - Live
2017:
Bei Dui Zhe Xiang Nian
Run For More
War
War - Dance Practice Video
War - Live
Red Light, Green Light
Red Light, Green Light - Dance Practice
Happy Rotation
Adventure Times
Moonlight Thought
Moonlight Thought - Dance Version
Moonlight Thought - Dance Practice
Ru Meng Ling
Ru Meng Ling - Dance Version
Ru Meng Ling - Dance Practice
Like This
Brightest Light
2018:
Xiang Dai Ni Dao AiAi Chen Guang Li
Tuan Tuan Yuan Yuan
Tuan Tuan Yuan Yuan - Dance Practice
Bai Yi Shao Nian - Xu Shin Yin Solo
Qing Bei - Dance Practice
Qing Bei - Live
Yi Bu Xiao Xin Dao Gu Dai
Ye Sheng Ge
Ye Sheng Ge - Dance Version
Yun Shang Yao
Yun Shang Yao - Dance Practice
Bu Xian
Bu Xian - Live
Feng Hua Cuo>
Wei Lai De Yue Ding - Live
Shen Yu Fa Ze
Shen Yu Fa Ze - Dance Practice
Qui Feng Ci
Feng Hua Ye Wu
Feng Hua Ye Wu - Dance Version
Feng Hua Ye Wu - Dance Practice
Qian Chen - Dance Practice
Moonlight Thoughts - English Version Live
Qian Nian
Qian Nian - Dance Version
Qian Nian - Dance Practice
Xian Yuan zai Xu - Audio Only
Sheng Dan Yuan
2019:
Mermaid (Debbie Solo)
Mermaid - Dance Version
Nao Yuan Xiao - Audio Only
The Descendants/Chuan Ren - Audio Only
Shi Ni Mei Cuo Le (Shiyin Solo)
Daughter of the Sea - Audio Only
Dive Into The Sky
Guo Chao Shi Dai
Goddess Luo Rhapsody
Someday (Bian Li Solo)
Qian Zhan
Qian Zhan - Dance Version
Qian Zhan - Fan Dance Version
Jie Meng
Jie Meng - Dance Version
Shao Nian Zhong Guo - Audio Only
Pi PA Xing - Audio Only
Pi PA Xing - Dance Practice
Wang Yue
Hàn Fang Hù Ti Wo Lái Yang Ni
Hua Qiang
Hua Qiang - Dance Practice Fixed Camera
Hua Qiang - Dance Practice Moving Camera
Hello, Imperial Palaces in Beijing - Short
Hello, Imperial Palaces in Beijing - Lyric Video
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