#何以笙箫默

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骄傲的何律师

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人间本不该令我这么惊喜的，但是你来了。

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How can you think He Yichen would want to be with a divorced woman?

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20231018#Nora Creina#South Australia #20240104#北城#

何以渐入笙箫默，笑看风云不与说

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monch

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Tang Yan and Wallace Chung in My Sunshine (Chinese tv series, 2015)

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zhao mosheng; my sunshine - episode 1

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SCREAMS

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Jiaxing Media (Hanzi: 嘉行传媒 ), juga dikenal sebagai Jay Walk Studio, adalah perusahaan hiburan dan media Tiongkok yang didirikan pada tahun 2013 yang terutama berinvestasi dan memproduksi acara televisi yang melayani pasar yang lebih muda. Berkantor pusat di Beijing dan dimiliki sebagian oleh aktris Yang Mi. Sejarah 2012: Jaywalk Studio didirikan oleh Yang Mi bekerja sama dengan H&R Century Pictures. 2013: Perusahaan menjadi resmi. Maret 2014: Yang Mi dan dua manajernya, Zeng Jia dan Zhao Ruoxiao, menginvestasikan US$450.000 ke Jay Walk World Studio. Masing-masing memiliki 19% saham perusahaan. Juni 2017: Perusahaan mengumumkan telah memperoleh US$36,8 juta saham baru. Akibatnya, kapitalisasi pasar perusahaan bernilai US$700 juta. 2017: Jaywalk Studio mencapai kesepakatan dengan Walt Disney Studios untuk mengembangkan film aksi langsung di Tiongkok. 2018: Jaywalk Studio mengumumkan anak perusahaan baru bernama Jaywalk Newjoy, yang akan berfungsi sebagai agensi manajemen untuk generasi baru idola. Artists Independent Studio Mimi Yang Mi (杨幂) Dilraba Dilmurat (迪丽热巴) Pria Vin Zhang Binbin (张彬彬) Leon Zhang Yunlong (张云龙) Vengo Gao Weiguang (高伟光) Wayne Liu Ruilin (刘芮麟) Leon Lai Yi (赖艺) Lawrence Wang Xiao (王骁) Yi Daqian (易大千) Zhu Zijie (祝子杰) Wang Yiming (王一鸣) Fan Zhixin (樊治欣) Daniel Zhou Keyu (周柯宇) Wanita Bambi Zhu Xudan (祝绪丹) Maggie Huang Mengying (黄梦莹) Daisy Dai Si (代斯) Faye Wang Yifei (王一菲) Li Tingting (李婷婷) Ge Shimin (葛施敏) Yuan Yuxuan (袁雨萱) Qiu Tian (邱天) Sabrina Zhuang Dafei (庄达菲) Tian Xuan’ning (田轩宁) Bubble Zhu Linyu (朱林雨) Rita Wang Yijin (王艺瑾) Former Bian Yu (边宇) Xiao Yuyu (肖雨雨) Yang Chengcheng (杨诚诚) Wang Lidan (王俐丹) Li Xirui (李溪芮) Hawick Lau (劉愷威) Film You Are My Sunshine (何以笙箫默) 2015 The Witness (我是证人) 2015 Fall in Love Like a Star (怦然星动) 2015 Mr. Pride vs Miss Prejudice (傲娇与偏见) Reset (逆时营救) Brotherhood of Blades 2 (绣春刀·修罗战场) Baby (宝贝儿) TV Series A Clear Midsummer Night 盛夏晚晴天 V Love 微时代 Swords Of Legends 古剑奇谭 First Love 柠檬初上 The Interpreter 亲爱的翻译官 Pretty Li Hui Zhen 漂亮的李慧珍 Eternal Love 三生三世十里桃花 Full Love 周末父母 Ugly Girl Hai Ru Hua 囧女翻身之嗨如花 Negotiator 谈判官 The Flame’s Daughter 烈火如歌 Sweet Dreams 一千零一夜 Legend of Fuyao 扶摇 In Youth 趁我们还年轻 The Great Craftsman 筑梦情缘 Eternal Love of Dream 三生三世枕上书 Storm Eye 暴风眼 Remember My Boy 我曾记得那男孩 The Other Half of Me and You 另一半的我和你 Simmer Down 好好说话 Thank You Doctor 谢谢你医生 She and Her Perfect Husband 爱的二八定律 Novoland: Pearl Eclipse 斛珠夫人 Miss Chun is a Litigator 春家小姐是讼师 Mirror Flower Romance 镜花奇缘 Artikel pertama muncul di: Tionghoa Indonesia - Budaya dan Tradisi Tionghoa Indonesia Pada: JiaXing Media / Jay Walk Studio , Perusahaan Hiburan dan Media Tiongkok

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hey!! i'm back again with another ask! (god please tell me if i'm annoying? i just want to send you as many asks as i can but if i get too annoying, pls tell me off) my questions today are, what are your top 3 songs from the cql ost and what tea do you not like? like, is there a tea you don't like? also, is there a tea you like in particular? what cdramas have you watched besides cql?? - ❄🐇

hey snowbunny! you’re not annoying! i really appreciate you being so engaged with the mdzsnetcc event! :D 

cql ost fav songs: the characters songs for jiang cheng, lan xichen, and wei wuxian. they’re all so pretty and so sad. bu wang kinda  annoys me with the epic orchestra thing in the middle and wuji almost makes the cut but it’s just not as depressing as the others. though wei wuxian’s character song does lose points for the duet part that has a female voice and not yibo singing along... alas. 

i don’t like lipton? lol. so most ctc blends i’m meh on... but i don’t add milk and sugar to my tea for the most part so i need something that works well by itself and most ctc teas are made for british style drinking. 

i like many teas in particular. particularly their aroma and texture. some are light and airy and sweet. some are heavy and grounding. some are earthy and warming and smooth. i love so many teas for so many reasons. i can’t even begin to explain. i think high elevation taiwanese oolongs with crisp sweet and floral notes are a style that i will always love and always hold dear to my heart. 

i used to be really into BPAL (black phoenix alchemy lab) because i like the idea of smells carrying memories for people. and i like the idea of being able to differentiate smells and remember how things blend together to form flavors and then, in extension, feelings. so i got really into bpal -- which is an indie perfume company-- and started collecting samples (imps). in all of that i started getting better at picking out certain smell objects (e.g. rose or orange or honey etc) and really loving how bpal smells different wet in bottle, wet on me, dry on me, and dry at the end of a day. 

and then i realized tea has a lot of those qualities. it tastes different piping hot and kinda hot and warm and cooled. it has layers and dimensions. when you gongfu brew you can almost parse out the layers of flavors and really experience isolated snapshots of the tea as a whole. i liken it to chromatography for the chemistry folk. and in some ways tea became the merging of my nerdy science self and smell obsessed self and my gluttonous self. so it was a good fit. also booze. but booze is less.. socially acceptable to drink 24/7. :P

wow. that got long. oops. 

anyway, cdramas. omg. uh... a lot. i’m chinese so i grew up watching stuff... like i’ve been watching cdramas for a LONG time. (note: i went on a long ramble and i’m kinda sorry so don’t feel obligated to read all of this... ) i watched the mainland china’s version of journey to the west (made in 1986 i think.. go them on video tapes borrowed from idk where in the early 90s... the one episode i wanted to watch the most didn’t work. i was devastated).  and then a lot of wuxia shows -- mostly jin yong stuff. i remember i was 8 or 9 and watched a few eps of condor heroes. my parents finished the show without me. i was pissed. and at some point i watched dream of red mansion and romance of three kingdoms. both classics made into cdramas. and then i remember when zhao wei was in princess pearl. and i also watched 情深深雨蒙蒙 with basically the same cast... and a lot of other wuxia shows that came out around that time..uh.. early 2000s. i remember watching some show with zhou xun in it too around that time... and trying to find more stuff with zhang ziyi. man... zhou xun, zhao wei, and zhang ziyi were and are still all so pretty! and then i watched liu yifei (of live action mulan infamy) back in 2003(?) when she was in a few jin yong novel based show roles. and then um... i kinda got annoyed with the constant remake of those stories so i stopped watching them. but i did enjoy 天龙八部 and 笑傲江湖. seriously, i would watch the crap out of a 笑傲江湖 starring xiao zhan... but the novels were written in the 60s/70s and rather not LGBT friendly so i’m also fine with them never getting remakes... and then there was the meteor garden craze. i watched that, part of teh sequel (which wasn’t very good) and a few shows the actors were in... i really liked the MARS manga and was sad that the taiwanese adaptation of it as a show was meh. and around 2013-2014ish i started watching random crap... uh... like my first time seeing luo yunxi (who plays the white cat master aka chu wanning in hao yi xing / the erha live action) was in 何以笙箫默. and i was so confused by how weirdly they styled the poor man. he did not look good. the stying really emphasized his facial features to make his face look unbalanced. and i binged a few other shows while trying to write my thesis. i don’t remember them all. and then there was NiF and i also watched the Disguiser and some other random stuff as part of that rabbit hole. i thought “when a snail falls in love” was really cute even if the story wasn’t really that good. idk. i now put cdramas on in the bkgd while making gifs. so i’ve “watched” eternal love, ashes of love (DO NOT RECOMMEND. but skip around for luo yunxi being pretty i guess), love o2o. i’m currently seriously watcihng Ever Night. it’s so freaking good and king’s avatar (also on netflix) is my gif making bkgd. i have a soft spot for how pretty yang yang is... yeah. knowing the language helps me get through shows. lol. 

do you watch other cdramas snowbunny?

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I haven’t studied Chinese in a while and I really miss it, so I’m going to study it intensively for 2 weeks, starting either this week or next week! I chose all the resources I’ll be using and made a schedule. My main goal is to improve my reading, grammar and vocab. I like studying with textbooks because it’s more structured and I can see my progress, but it’s really hard to find ones at an advanced level. After doing some research, I chose “Advanced Reader of Contemporary Chinese Short Stories: Reflections on Humanity” because it has good reviews and the stories are challenging. One of the stories is by 余华 and I’ve been meaning to read more of his work after my literature classes. It also has vocab lists and grammar explanations, which are really useful. I think after trying to read a book and some articles, I still need these kinds of “training wheels”, so I’m not totally drowning and don’t understand anything.

Even though I’m not going to take the HSK, I’m going to use “Prepare for HSK Grammar Test in 21 Days (Advanced)” to learn some new grammar. I skimmed through it and I like that it’s divided into weeks and has short explanations with practice multiple choice questions. And the summary of all the grammar points at the end of each week uses a cute font.

I’ll also watch a show called My Sunshine 何以笙箫默 on Viki with dual subtitles because it’s only 4 episodes and one of the few shows on Viki that has dual subs on mobile. I think dual subs are one of the best ways to learn. I watched a different show last summer and took pictures of all the chengyu I didn’t know and studied them.

And I’m excited to check out the 听故事、学中文 podcast. The stories are intermediate-advanced, are completely in Chinese and have transcripts to follow along. I think I’ll like the format of listening to a 4-5 minute story and then a long discussion about it with vocab explanations.

These are just some of the resources I’ll be using. I hope I can improve my Chinese with this intensive study challenge. Do you have any advanced Chinese resource recommendations? I think they’re pretty hard to find, especially since there’s so many beginner’s resources. But I guess at this stage immersion is the best thing, but I personally still would like a little bit of guidance.