#yongyan

[fujikasa]

don’t go where i can’t follow

[betty5271]

瞌睡一永&看書光硯

[lemon-aesthete]

Watch "Oh No! Here Comes Trouble (HUMOR) - Uptown Funk" on YouTube

Pu Yiyong & Cao Guangyan goes from "I can't tolerate you" to "I can't tolerate my day if it isn't with you"

[asterdust]

my current standard for a ship right now is if they're gonna fit the great war's narrative

[mo-salto]

I feel like when I watch 90s meets the commentators are always talking about how China used to have terrible choreography and they only recently stepped their game up, but like... look at Chen Yongyan in 1983! Beautiful!

[xinyuehui]

How did Cianyou stumble upon weibo in the GuanghezuoYong cp super topic commenting "crying miserably" 🥺😭

[247reader]

Day 26: Lady Wei, Empress Xiaoyichun

Lady Wei (like many women of her era, her personal name is lost to history) was a palace servant during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor. Her family was eventually raised to the nobility as the Weigiya, but that was thanks to her - they began as hereditary bond servants, if relatively elite ones. Lady Wei seems to have been a servant for either - or both of - the Emperor’s influential mother, Lady Niohuru, or his beloved first wife, Empress Fucha. This enabled her to catch the Emperor’s eye, and in 1745, she entered his harem as Noble Lady Wei. Her rise after that was remarkably quick - she rose two ranks to Consort Ling before she’d even given birth to a child, and her ensuing four surviving children solidified her place in the Emperor’s favor.

In 1765, a figurative earthquake struck the court - Empress Nara, the Qianlong Emperor’s second wife and a previous Awesome Lady of History herself, was abruptly disgraced and stripped of power. Lady Wei, trusted by the Emperor, was promoted to Imperial Noble Consort, giving her most of an Empress’s duties but not the full title; duties she seems to have carried out diligently and well - perhaps too diligently and well for her health.

Lady Wei died in 1775, after a long illness exarbated by the death of her daughter, Gurun Princess Hejing. The Emperor, as he had done after the death of his first wife, wrote poems in her honor; he had already secretly selected her elder son, Yongyan, as his heir. Upon Qianlong’s “abdication” (as Emperor Emeritus, he retained his hold on the court - he had abdicated both as a show of filial piety towards his long-reigning grandfather and to better control a potential succession crisis), Yongyan became the Jiaqing Emperor - and Lady Wei was posthumously declared Empress.

[artistsonthelam]

Part 2 of artifacts from the newly opened Yuanmingyuan / Old Summer Palace exhibition at the Hong Kong Palace Museum:

1 - Detail of a painting and one of “The Twelve Beauties”. I adore the linework and shading; it looks so modern. And look at those nails!

2 - Poems. The tiny writing!

3 - Detail of a painting of a Lantern Festival celebration including fireworks performances. I zoomed in on the Qianlong Emperor.

4 - A portable censer with dragons and clouds.

5 - Love the composition of this painting. Consort of the Qianlong Emperor and Yongyan.

6 - Set of seals of the Kangxi Emperor.

7 and 8 - Details of paintings. I zoomed in on these cute royal dogs playing with children. They reminded me of poor little “Looty,” the Pekingese who was taken by the British when they and the French destroyed Yuanmingyuan (she was found with four other Pekingese mourning and guarding the body of the emperor’s elderly aunt, who committed suicide when she heard the plundering outside) and given to Queen Victoria, who gave her that terrible name. She ended up living a lonely life, longing for her homeland, and, unlike the Queen’s other dogs, was buried in an unmarked grave.

9 and 10 - The exhibition’s last room, which described the destruction and ruin and Yuanming Yuan.

// (c) Jenny Lam 2024

[guzhuangheaven]

Hello ! I hope I'm sending this ask to the right place ! 🤓

I was wondering how the naming system worked in the Qing Dynasty. It seems that each Emperor decides to give a certain particle to his sons and that it changes with each ruler. Emperor Yongzheng seems to have chosen the particle "Hong" for his sons (Hongli, Hongzhou, Hongyan) while Emperor Qianlong seems to have chosen the particle "Yong" (Yongqi, Yongyan, Yongcheng, Yongzhang), Emperor Jiaqing the particle "Mi" (Miankai, Mianxin, Mianyu) and Emperor Duaogang the particle "Yi" (Yizhu, Yigang, Yiji).

Is there any kind of tradition to this, and if yes, how does it works ? 🤗 I have to say I'm quite intrigued by this system since it changes quite much from the traditional Charles, Henrys and Louis we know. Also, pardon me if the term "particle" isn't the right word but I didn't really know how to call it !

The name that all of the emperor's sons share is called a generation name. You can read more about it here.

We also have a couple of posts about it here and here.

[fujikasa]

all I’ve ever known is how to hold my own but now I wanna hold you, too

@pscentral event 15: favorite ship(s) ⤷ PU YIYONG & CAO GUANGYAN Oh No! Here Comes Trouble (2023) ⤶

[linguistlist-blog]

TOC: International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching (IRAL) Vol. 62, No. 1 (2024)

Editorial Introduction: textual analysis to inform language learning and teaching Wenjuan Qin, Paola Uccelli pp. 1-4 Research Articles Open Access Internal and external appraisals of analytical writing. A proposal for assessing development and potential improvement Liliana Tolchinsky, Elisa Rosado, Melina Aparici pp. 5-36 Group trends and individual variability in writing development: a descriptive grammatical complexity analysis Wenjuan Qin, Huixian Li, Yongyan Zheng pp. 37-60 Exploring in http://dlvr.it/T47TX1

[444names]

congolese names + atomic and subatomic particles + chinese cities

Accensa Acfer Alardombe Anang Anchang Anchui Angang Angguiao Angleon Angmeng Araviping Atubol Axinzheng Babiji Baishame Bakung Baton Baunyang Bayin Bayunji Beiaogu Beihuayi Beiling Being Bengyung Benzhou Beyua Bitong Boseng Boyan Bracang Bralar Brang Calon Canjin Celing Chandang Chang Changye Chankang Chendong Chengzhou Chenxiang Chezhou Chiangfan Chiba Chihai Chikabiu Chipa Chuichan Daanjian Danglui Daxianyan Daying Dehenzhou Delumba Diang Diaozuo Dikun Diling Dinga Domba Dongen Dujing Dukeng Dukuum Dunmian Dunyi Dyong Elalu Ereng Ezuon Fanchou Fanshui Feizhua Fenghao Fenxi Fenzhou Fermiluon Foshi Foson Fujiang Fukebaton Fulon Fumayi Fuquata Fuxinino Gamang Ganglang Ganyuang Gequark Gintino Glian Gliao Gling Graonge Grenghang Guang Guning Hamenghou Handa Hangchan Hangde Hanghang Hangji Hangon Hangshiba Hanyuang Haodi Haoyi Hasui Heferon Heixi Hengji Hengzhong Henyixian Heyan Hezinan Hezui Hijian Hongzhou Houchuan Huailai Huaiya Huang Huanliang Huarmi Huirl Huishang Huixing Hulambaua Hulondu Hulunbuan Humbanang Hunhe Huongoyan Huzha Hyong Hypen Ilufuqu Inabuyan Ingbolo Inzhua Jiakala Jiakalon Jiang Jiangge Jiangzhou Jianji Jibian Jieng Jiezhan Jiezi Jingfen Jingji Jinhu Jinji Jinonsta Jurino Juron Kabano Kabao Kabayi Kabian Kabosong Kabunyi Kaide Kajiujing Kalta Kambiang Kamukape Kangan Kanganpin Kangji Kapeng Kapin Kasang Kasen Kashan Kashao Kashen Kashi Kashion Kasuchen Kasuzhou Katon Katong Katunyang Kazadilal Kidunin Kimeng Korading Kunan Laichou Laima Latshang Leiyanga Lereng Liagning Liakamba Liaqinyan Lichenga Lingang Lingdan Linin Lobiluo Lomba Lonama Londangji Lulon Lumbuyan Lumeng Lumuarbin Luneheng Luntong Lushang Lülin Maantu Madimpa Mambi Manqinhou Masang Masukupa Matongo Maweng Mazhongol Mbang Mbweing Mengyi Mfundela Mfuqiu Mianhumba Milukena Mingwu Mininzhou Miong Mionga Muanweta Mucling Mudalong Mudaqin Mudimen Mufuzhot Mukala Mukedi Mukengshi Mukes Mukong Mukou Mukua Mukutamba Mukutau Mulingji Mulubao Muluo Mumbi Munhou Munyi Muozhun Musang Mushan Musihana Musui Muswakun Muswan Muswipin Muteng Mutring Mvembwe Mvemeng Mwantiang Nando Nanga Nango Nangoliu Nanjianda Ndang Ndezhou Neihameng Neutring Neutriong Ngchengya Ngneheng Ngshardo Ngxingyi Ngyan Ngzhou Nkabuyua Nkatimeng Nkitou Ntaunhou Ntiay Ntiela Ntingqua Ntukou Ntumaang Ntunyao Nubambu Pakokeng Photong Pingjia Plang Poshan Poson Prengjin Puetringa Pukojia Puqiake Purongcha Putrong Qiambei Qinghayi Qionan Qitan Qixiong Quang Rengzun Ronga Rugambi Ruijinga Ruijining Ruirlaiyi Ruixin Semagnin Shaia Shaihan Shananang Shandi Shang Shanga Shangcha Shangyan Shano Shenhuark Shifan Shihenhe Shikou Shizhou Shuan Shuang Shulino Shunhai Sihena Skyrmin Sotton Squan Sungxi Suzhuark Taipa Tangzhou Tarmquark Tauazhou Tenzhou Tiang Tieng Tinin Titing Tokda Tonghou Tongol Tongyi Tsekenhua Tshai Tshaila Tshaiyan Tshama Tshamaga Tshan Tshanafen Tshang Tshardon Tshay Tshga Tshifeng Tshiga Tshila Tshima Tshing Tshingon Tshiyan Tshizhong Tshizhou Tshou Tshuan Tshuang Tumpoke Tumuding Tunuclino Tushon Wafang Wakinxi Wanzaming Weizuong Welai Wenga Weping Weteng Wipinzhou Wucling Wudingzhi Wugan Wuhua Wuweilai Wuxian Wuxiongan Wuyan Xiang Xianga Xiangang Xiayi Xinan Xinde Xineutou Xingang Xingheng Xinyon Xiolon Xuchen Xuzol Yanabo Yanda Yanying Yiding Yizhang Yonguan Yongyan Yuanyi Yuatong Yuguan Yunan Yunshui Yushan Yushika Yuxian Yuxua Yuzhuark Zhana Zhangan Zhardong Zheng Zhuan Zhuankala Zhuluo Zigangyan

[asterdust]

all caught up with 不良執念清除師 / Oh No! Here Comes Trouble until the 10th episode and i just wanna express how much i fucking love this show???? NOT TO BE AN ABSOLUTE BIAS OF THE GENRE but this is so so good and every arc is heartbreaking and like what ive always said the best horror stories are sad stories :(

[huanzhuyulu]

huan zhu ge ge

Let me tell you, Chen Zi Ang, Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Ju Yi, Meng Hao Ran,  all of them combined, cannot compare to you. No matter how great their works of literature, they don't make me feel anything as deeply as you do. You are greater than thousands and thousands of poem, thousands and thousands of idioms and moral proverbs. You transcend it all.

[xinyuehui]

hello~ i'm not familiar with naming ships in chinese so do you know what yiyong x guangyan's ship name would be? yiguang or yongyan or something else?

Hey Anon!! I think our fandom is so small that you could literally use any lolol

Let me preface this, I don't know how the Taiwanese fans do this because I don't have a clue what platform they use for fandom stuff...are they on Twitter?? Facebook???

I use Weibo/Bilibili which is mostly Chinese people and love to name ships with 4 characters these days. The most common one I've seen is 光合作永 (guāng hé zuò yǒng) which is a pun to 光合作用 (guāng hé zuò yòng) and it means photosynthesis.

The shorter version is YongYan (there's 10 fics on AO3 that use YongYan tag)

iqiyitw posted with the tag 光合作永 (guāng hé zuò yǒng), so I guess that's semi official?

[gym-oldies]