#zhang chacha

[difeisheng]

wow they stumbled into the polyamory dynamic real quick on this one

[shy-nee-universe]

Zhang Zhehan Sing Chacha Love New Version

Love it ^^

[bizarrequazar]

JunZhe Post-Filming Timeline Space Notes

This was a followup space to one a week before, hosted by Shi’er, JF, and Ltk. This space covered late-September 2020 to the end of January 2021, with discussion based off of fan resources (especially the Vietnam team and the Rainy Night fansite). Further details about many of the events mentioned can be found under the recording.

Word of Honor filming wrapped on September 22nd, the dinner banquet was on the 23rd.

September 24th: Both left Hangzhou.

Gong Jun went to Sanya and probably went to pray at the Guanyin temple he had prayed at prior to filming, then went to Fujou on September 25th, then Yibin in Sichuan where he recorded a variety show. After the variety show recording, Gong Jun went on a vacation with his family in Dandong during the first week of October, which he posted photos from on Weibo.

Zhang Zhehan went Shanghai, then to Kunming, Yunnan province on September 25th. He stayed in Yunnan for a holiday until October 5th when he traveled back to Shenzhen. During this period, he posted photos  on October 2nd, and it’s believed he also went to Shangri-La City, bordering Sichuan.

October 8th: Zhang Zhehan played golf, where he made a hole in one.

October 9th: Zhang Zhehan flew into Beijing, presumably to prepare for his concert. Gong Jun was possibly in Beijing, his exact whereabouts on this day and those preceding it are unknown.

October 10th: Zhang Zhehan had a series of interviews. During a broadcast on Beijing Music Radio (released October 23rd), he mentioned that he had shown Gong Jun his new songs and had asked him to come to his concert. This is also likely the day that the Doraemon photo was taken. Gong Jun flew from Beijing to Shanghai to celebrate the birthday of his co-star from The Love Equations.

October 11th: Zhang Zhehan held a livestream where he said he had invited a personal guest, then blushed bright red and got shy. This was also the official release date for his Another Me single. Gong Jun attended an event for GQ, stayed in the Jing An Shangri-La hotel in Shanghai. He posted the photos from the event on the same day, as well as the douyin of him dancing to Ai de Chacha.

October 12th: Gong Jun flew from Shanghai to Beijing. 

October 13th: Zhang Zhehan had an interview where he mentioned he had a task to produce three songs per year. He also mentioned that during Word of Honor’s filming he had only had one day off where he was able to watch the movie Tenet, tripping over his words with something that sounded like “Gong” before saying he went with his staff. Based on his clothing, this is also most likely the day that he filmed the douyin where he bows in the white suit, as well as the one where he throws the flowers on the stairs; these were likely filmed at the location of his concert rehearsals.

October 14th: Zhang Zhehan did a live interview with MR Radio, where the host asked him to invite Gong Jun and he said he wasn’t sure if Gong Jun was going to come.

October 15th: Zhang Zhehan played golf, annual Sina Pro and Mature Golf Tournament. Gong Jun did a photoshoot for Area magazine at Beijing Sanduanjing studio. 

October 16th: Xiaoyu posted the Doraemon photo, someone kept changing it from private to public and vice versa.  Gong Jun posted the Dandong photos.

October 17th: Zhang Zhehan did the band rehearsal for the concert, posted three photos wearing a white jacket, caption “See you tomorrow.” 

October 18th: Zhang Zhehan’s I Met Me mini-concert at 6pm at the Beijing One Space. After the concert, his studio posted photos; in one he was sitting next to the chair 146. This was the 146th day since they met (either the martial arts training day or the script table read depending on how you count it.) Gong Jun didn’t show up to the concert, but he sent two huge bouquets with a personalized card. There’s a high possibility that Zhang Zhehan took these flowers home, as there’s a photo where something that looks like them was visible in the backseat of his car. Gong Jun filmed a douyin in his friend’s spa clinic close to the concert venue, posted October 20th. This douyin was the first time he was seen wearing the Apple watch. Rumor: He was waiting for Zhang Zhehan to finish his concert. 

October 19th: Zhang Zhehan’s ELLE Men magazine photoshoot. 

October 20th: Zhang Zhehan flew from Beijing to Dongshan Island. Posted a douyin where he was singing with Xiaoyu, most likely filmed on the 17th; there’s a voice in the background that may have been Gong Jun. 

October 21st: Zhang Zhehan had a photoshoot for Condé Nast. Candy: The shirt he was wearing was very similar to the Givenchy shirt Gong Jun wore back during his event in June. 

October 22nd: Gong Jun flew from Beijing to Nanjing, was filmed wearing a red hoodie and an Apple watch. 

October 23rd and 24th: Zhang Zhehan posted a series of photos from the photoshoot and a douyin clip of himself singing Another Me, wearing an Essentials sweater. 

October 26th: Gong Jun posted a video of himself unwrapping gifts on Xiao Hong Shu, wearing the Apple watch. One of the gifts included a set of headphones. Likely filmed on the 15th. Zhang Zhehan’s studio updated his public itinerary to include Nanjing for a pop-up shop event.

October 27th: Zhang Zhehan posted two photos of himself in a recording studio wearing an unpaired Apple watch. He also posted the douyin of him throwing flowers on the stairs. 

October 30th: Gong Jun recorded Tian Ya Ke in Nanjing, photos posted on November 2nd.

October 31st: One Night in Nanjing. Zhang Zhehan flew from Shenzhen to Nanjing for the pop-up shop event and had a photoshoot, white shirt over blue tshirt. (Not the same hotel as Gong Jun’s Fresh photoshoot in November 2021, that candy is fake.) Gong Jun drove from Nanjing to Shanghai to watch an e-sports event and filmed a vlog of this. After that, he drove back to Nanjing, identified by store signs in the background of the vlog. It’s about a four hour drive between the cities. Rumor: The two met in Nanjing.

November 1st: Zhang Zhehan flew back to Beijing to record Tian Ya Ke. He was spotted at the airport with a possible hickey, looking quite tired. Gong Jun did not work this day, he only had a dentist appointment. 

November 2nd: Zhang Zhehan flew to Chongqing to film Retro Detective.  Gong Jun was back in Nanjing to film The Flaming Heart.

November 8th: Official start of filming for both.

November 11th: Zhang Zhehan went to Shanghai for a Fendi event.

November 18th: Release of Zhang Zhehan’s song Don’t Say, posted on Douyin. 

November 29th: Gong Jun’s birthday, livestream of him unwrapping his gifts with his coworkers. One of the gifts was a big Lego set of the Roman Colosseum that he said was from a friend, rumor is that it was from Zhang Zhehan. Sang Ai Ni Wuhu. 

December 4th: Gong Jun posted a photo on Instagram of himself with a neckwarmer.  Zhang Zhehan posted “你好吗” (“are you okay?”) on Weibo. 

December 25th: Gong Jun went to Beijing to promote Unique Lady 2. He had a fanmeet afterwards where when he asked for questions about his characters, someone asked about Zhou Zishu, and he laughingly said “I’m not Zhou Zishu, are you a fan of Zhang Zhehan’s?”

January 1st: Gong Jun did an interview where he said “In the new year ... may your CP be real.”

January 14th: Gong Jun flew from Nanjing (Flaming Heart filming) to Beijing where he recorded a spring festival gala. He filmed part of a vlog of him going to eat hotpot. Rumor: Zhang Zhehan may have been with him at the restaurant, there was definitely someone with him who he kept looking at; there’s no concrete evidence either way.

January 17th: Gong Jun posted hotpot photos on Weibo.  Zhang Zhehan’s studio posted a photo of him from behind with a caption about chasing stars. 

January 23rd: Zhang Zhehan privated then unprivated some photos he had taken in Yunnan of him by a lake. In the photos he was wearing a black hoodie that Gong Jun has in red.

January 31st: Gong Jun posted the hotpot vlog. 

To be continued in a future space. ♥

[puppy-phum]

5 OTPs ♥

got tagged by sierra @jockvillagersonly ♥ thank yoouu~ also sorry that it has taken a while but here i am!

i did a similar thing just a while back but bc i never tire of talking about my fave characters and their love for each other, i am now giving you new ones! the previous thing you can find here. the new ones are listed below in no particular order!

tagging: @jaecomments @jazthespazz @xiejie-liubo​ and @mejomonster​ ♥ no pressure of course :’D (also jaz i know that i got the previous one from you but i bet you also have more than five otps to talk about haha)

Qingming/Boya (QingYa)

going with the dream of eternity movie version bc i have zero idea of the og novel? also am in my feels again bc i rewatched the movie for the hundredth time

opposites attract, battle couple, enemies to lovers (and beyond) speedrun

spirit guardian boya adds a nice layer to everything

the heartbreak and mutual healing, finding understanding and strength in each other, realizing the right person can change your whole worldview

found family undertones!! with all the spirit guardians

“qingming, is there no one you would die protecting?” cue vishie sobbing in the corner

Hei Xiazi/Xie Yuchen (HeiHua)

ultimate note went hard with this one but also consider: tlt2 blink-and-you-miss-it flirting through murder plus sha hai heihua being separated while xiao hua fakes his death

once again opposites attract but underneath, these two are very similar in a way

it’s all about Trust and Vulnerability when faced with the right (and most unlikely) person

hxz revealing his true name and eyes to xiao hua vs. xiao hua being open about his feeling when it comes to his uncle 

they are so MarriedTM and bicker accordingly 

Nam Seonho/Seo Hwi

“your sword still feels affectionate.”

“live. that is the last favor i ask of you.”

tragic love, heartbreak created by circumstances, friends to enemies to allies to lovers 

could also be thought of as one sided love from seonho’s side and i will scream about it

they both have their own ways to solve things when facing a problem and usually those ways are the exact opposites so they clash 

both of them deserve so much comfort but they have horrible self worth issues and that’s why they keep killing each other (aka “if i cannot have you, then die” but make it painful and impossible to achieve bc they cannot truly hurt each other) 

the sun and moon comparison is making me go INSANE

Win/Team

confident bi meets easily flustered baby gay

aka a boy who doesn’t believe he’s worthy of true love meets a boy who doesn’t feel he’s going to ever get love for himself bc no one sees him that way (news flash: they love each other)

winteam and mingkit are the only thai bl couples i cry about even after all this time and am so excited for winteam’s own drama plus i adore boun and prem 

they are FragileTM and i am holding my breath so that they don’t break 

so cuddly and comforting but also Hot (i blame boun bc wtf)

Li Jia/Zhang Chacha/Shi Cheng

technically not an otp but an ot3 but we support polycules in this house, especially this one 

they click like a puzzle and everyone brings in something the others lack 

chacha and a-cheng are so in love with li jia oh my god

li jia is so in love with both of his friends and would basically die for them 

chacha and a-cheng bicker like an old married couple and it’s a delight 

the world might be dark but between the three of them everything is fine and beautiful and they’re happy that way bc they get to be themselves no matter who they are and what problems they have

did i mention their Devotion to each other and understanding of each other bc that is just the Greatest Thing 

+ bonus: Dominic Toretto/Brian O’Conner

my excuse for this is that i went to see fast and furious 9 last friday and got hit to the feels by all the references in that movie, it was very unnecessary

they were my first non-canon couple i shipped and read fanfiction for

they’re a damn delight, and even as platonic their relationship is amazing, there’s just so much trust and devotion between them

the found family aspect is of the roof ok, imagine being a young cop sent out to weasel your way into this car riding heist group and finding a family instead, how can you leave at that point anymore 

every day i cry bc of brian’s smiles and not being able to see them anymore, we miss you man ♥ 

dom is so proud of brian and they only wish for each other’s happiness and safety and if that’s not love then idk what to tell you 

thank you if you read this far! i feel like this was very random bunch of otps but i tried to pick some of the ones i haven’t had the opportunity to talk about yet ^^ also pls don’t judge me for my obsession with f&f, i know it’s funny lol 

[princesswithabraidedcrown]

I sent a picture of Laopo’s Boots and Pearls outfit to the family grouptext because I need a version of that jacket like I need air sometimes (to people other than me, it’s his outfit for the Chacha of love performance). And my mom and dad generally thought it was a cool, if retro jacket…but my sister…she basically asked if it was a dude in the picture and implied that he wasn’t…and that kinda hurt for some random reason.

I didn’t want to get into Chinese masculinity or why the heck we loved Zhang Zhehan’s laoponess over a Christmas request, but her reaction definitely hurt. I don’t even have the vocabulary to explain why it hurt. Possibly because according to her, people must stay in their gender lanes and never deviate. I’m not exactly chomping at the bit to completely subvert my entire gender identity, but I love the idea that I don’t have to be bound to femininity and I can choose how to express it when I do feel feminine. Zhang Zhehan showed me that I could be comfortably myself in whatever manner I felt best and it hurt to have someone I love undercut that a bit.

The fact that it wasn’t my parents that were concerned, but my sister also makes me feel some sort of way. As it stands, my parents don’t particularly mind the little bits of myself I let out…but my little sister… I may just be overly reading into this, but it hurt and I’m trying not to bottle my hurts up anymore. I have no idea if I’m actually going to talk with her about this or just wrestle with it until I come to an understanding. I also don’t know what my counselor’s personal feelings on varied gender expression are, so I’m not entirely sure how well talking about this with her would go. Typing this out into the void has helped a bit, but getting some feedback would be nice.

[surlespaves-linstant-blog]

CHARLOTTE

- Vous êtes toutes des gourdes, toutes. - T’es con, ça n’a rien à voir… - Mais si, ça a à voir ! Il suffit qu’un mec ait un peu de fric et vous invite à l’hôtel pour qu’au bout de deux jours vous pensiez déjà au mariage, aux enfants et aux vacances d’été au bord de la mer. Vous êtes des gourdes, c’est tout. - Dès qu’il m’a parlé de Manon, je l’ai laissé tomber. Je te l’ai déjà dit. On n’est pas toutes des gourdes. En tout cas pas moi. C’est trop facile de dire ça, Bruno, et tu le sais. - Ouais, ouais…

Sa franchise a toujours eu le don de l’énerver, mais aussi de la rassurer. Au moins, on sait sur quel pied danser avec lui. Même quand ça te met la réalité bien en face. Ce qui arrive d’ailleurs bien plus souvent qu’on ne pourrait le penser, comme maintenant par exemple. Les avis de Bruno sont parfois si tranchés que Charlotte ne sait pas comment y répondre, comment lui faire comprendre que rien n’est jamais aussi noir et blanc. Comment ne pas paraître naïve face à un cynique ?

- Nouveaux cours de yoga. Je t’ai dit ? Je prends des nouveaux cours de yoga. Au Royal Savoy. Je veux dire. La classe, non ? Mon prof a décidé de changer de salle et s’est dit que le Royal Savoy était un choix possible. Et la preuve, ça a marché. Alors maintenant, je vais faire mon yoga au Royal Savoy. Tu y crois ? - Tu viens de dire trois fois « Royal Savoy » en moins de trente secondes… Redescends sur Terre, tu veux. - Rhoooo ça va… - Tu as toujours su t’accoquiner avec les nantis, de toute façon, c’est ton super pouvoir, ma vieille. Alors à partir de là, plus rien ne m’étonne. C’est d’ailleurs pour ça que je traîne encore avec toi. Un jour, tu me présenteras un de tes riches amis, encore dans le placard, je l’en sortirai et hop, je vivrai la plus grande histoire d’amour de tous les temps. Vacances dans les îles, entrées VIP au Festival de Cannes, chez Maxim’s, etc. - Ah bah voilà. Je ne suis pas la seule gourde ici finalement. Arroseur arrosé, mon cher. - T’es bête. - Oui, je sais, et toi aussi. C’est pour ça qu’on « traîne » encore ensemble. Sale jeune.

Ils rient.

Sur un des sièges devant eux, un vieil homme se retourne et leur fait signe de se taire, tout en pointant l’écran géant qui domine la salle. Le film commence, mais on n’en est encore qu’aux logos. Faut pas exagérer non plus. Si on ne peut plus discuter au cinéma, où va le monde ? Ils rient de nouveau, plus discrètement, et finissent par se taire.

Ça fait des années qu’elle n’était plus venue au CityClub, petite salle indépendante de Pully, qui malgré le fait d’être excentrée de la ville a une très belle configuration et une très bonne programmation, selon Bruno bien sûr. Elle, ne connaît presque rien en cinéma, si ce n’est les dessins animés Disney de son enfance et les quelques films obscurs que Bruno a réussi à lui faire découvrir. Comme ce film chinois, Les Éternels, d’un réalisateur engagé et si doué dans sa mise en scène et dans la portée de son propos, selon Bruno toujours. Charlotte ne serait même pas capable de dire correctement son nom, qui s’affiche d’ailleurs à l’instant sur l’écran. Jia Zhang-ke. Qu’est-ce que c’est que ce nom ? Comment pourrait-elle dire ça à voix haute ? Peu importe. Le film commence vraiment et la salle est maintenant totalement silencieuse. 2h21. Le film a duré 2h21. Charlotte n’a pas l’habitude de voir des films si longs. Mais elle l’a aimé. Elle croit. C’est difficile de se faire un avis quand quelqu’un à côté de vous passe son temps à encenser quelque chose auquel vous n’avez pas tout compris. Mais elle a quand même l’impression d’avoir aimé, sans vraiment savoir pourquoi, ce qui lui convient très bien. Bruno, lui, sait exactement pourquoi il a aimé le film, il le savait même avant que la première image n’apparaisse.

Ils sortent du cinéma. Il fait bon ce soir. C’est le début du printemps et l’air est encore un peu frais, mais plus rafraîchissant que frigorifiant, comme c’était le cas il y a un peu plus d’un mois.

Ils arrivent à l’arrêt de bus et quelques minutes plus tard, le 9 Prilly-Eglise arrive. C’est un de ces vieux bus avec une remorque. Ça fait des années que Charlotte n’en a pas pris un. Ça lui rappelle son adolescence, quand elle habitait en périphérie et qu’elle devait prendre le bus pour rejoindre ses copines, au Flon, au Mica, au Buzz ou même parfois au Jagger’s. Des endroits où elle n’oserait aujourd’hui plus mettre les pieds, de peur de réaliser qu’ils n’ont pas changé, alors qu’elle si.

- Et puis sinon, depuis ce gars qui se faisait payer le Palace par la télé, personne d’autre ? l’interrompt Bruno. - On n’est pas tout le temps obligés de parler de cul, tu sais, lui répond-elle, encore un peu dans ses pensées. - Je ne parle pas cul, là. Je m’enquiers de tes relations sentimentales. Ce n’est pas du tout pareil. - Oui, tu commences souvent par ça et tu finis toujours par me demander s’il est bon au lit. - C’est vrai. Mais comme tu viens de le dire, cela ne vient que dans un second temps. - Eh bien non. Rien du tout. J’ai même pas essayé, tu vois. J’en ai peut-être marre qu’on me prenne pour une conne, ou pour un trou. - Toi, tu n’es pas encore tombée sur celui qui te fera sentir femme. - Je me sens déjà femme, merci de t’en inquiéter. Je n’ai besoin d’un mec pour ça. - Elles disent toutes ça, tu sais, et puis après elles… - Elles pensent au mariage, aux enfants et aux vacances d’été au bord de la mer, c’est ça ? - Je… - Toutes des gourdes, tu parles. - T’énerves pas, Chacha. - Alors arrête de dire de la merde ! Et ne m’appelle pas Chacha. C’est ma mère qui m’appelait Chacha. Personne d’autre.

Bruno ne répond pas. Il se détourne et regarde par la fenêtre les feux des voitures qui croisent le bus en sens inverse. C’est rare qu’il se taise aussi rapidement, qu’il abdique. Pour une fois, Charlotte a eu le dernier mot et ça lui fait étrangement plaisir. Elle sourit intérieurement.

Le bus arrive à Saint-François. Cette dispute, si on peut réellement appeler cela comme ça, a bien fait passer le temps. Charlotte se lève et fait la bise à Bruno. Il lui sourit. C’est déjà oublié. Il n’a jamais été rancunier et ils ont déjà eu des discussions bien plus mouvementées que celle-là au cours de leur ils-ne-savent-plus-combien d’années d’amitié.

Elle descend et le bus repart. Elle se retourne pour jeter un regard à Bruno, mais ce dernier a déjà la tête penchée et le visage éclairé par la lumière de son smartphone. Elle hausse les épaules et commence à remonter la rue Benjamin-Constant.

Charlotte habite à la Rue Marterey. Au numéro 56, juste en face du Zooburger. Elle pourrait couper par la Rue de Bourg, pour aller plus vite, mais n’aime pas passer par là, la nuit. Il y a presque toujours des mecs bourrés et des dealers presque tous les dix pavés. Et c’est samedi soir, 23h24 : le pic de fréquentation. De toute façon, elle aime marcher la nuit. Quand tout est plus calme, plus solitaire. Souvent elle allonge même son chemin avant de rentrer, exprès. Elle prend différentes rues, tourne même parfois en rond. Elle n’a pas peur de la nuit et des gens qui y vivent, tout ce qu’elle veut c’est qu’on la laisse tranquille.

Au feu, elle traverse la chaussée et se retrouve sur le trottoir qui longe le « Parc des Droits de l’Homme », comme les Lausannois l’appellent, un grand nom pour un petit espace. Des jeunes y sirotent des bouteilles de vodka, tout en écoutant du mumble rap incompréhensible (comme son nom l’indique). Mais déjà son attention est ailleurs, sur le néon du Capitole, un autre cinéma dont Bruno lui parle depuis des temps ancestraux, et surtout au-delà, sur la vue sur les Alpes françaises. Le lac Léman, Evian et les sommets enneigés, une vue qui la bluffe à chaque fois qu’elle la redécouvre.

Elle marche ainsi les quelques dizaines de mètres du trottoir, la tête tournée vers ce spectacle trop souvent considéré comme acquis par les habitants de la ville. Charlotte, elle, en profite jusqu’au bout et ça lui fait un bien fou. Elle se sent privilégiée, de vivre ici et de pouvoir admirer cette vue quand elle le désire. Surtout la nuit où les lumières artificielles révèlent la face cachée des montagnes, comme une œuvre d’art, pure et intouchable, qu’elle seule aurait de droit de voir.

Elle pourrait sortir ce soir. C’est l’heure et le soir pour danser, pour boire, pour oublier sans trop être jugée. Elle le pourrait, mais ne sait pas si elle en a l’envie. Ce qui est le plus important finalement, se dit-elle. De quoi a-t-elle envie d’ailleurs ? Ici et maintenant, au milieu de l’effervescence du quartier Bessières, avec tous ses bars, ses restaurants et ses boîtes de nuit plus ou moins recommandables.

Elle veut rentrer chez elle. C’est ça. Se reposer de sa semaine. Être seule. Tranquille. Avec elle-même. Sur son canapé, dans son lit, peu importe.

C’est la première fois que ses désirs sont si clairs et cela l’étonne. Elle sourit, à personne, pour elle-même, contente d’avoir réussie à s’écouter pour une fois.

Elle repense alors à ce que Bruno lui a demandé dans le bus. Si elle avait rencontré quelqu’un d’autre depuis ce riche connard dont elle a déjà oublié le nom. Maintenant elle se demande si elle veut rencontrer quelqu’un de nouveau. Cette pensée ne lui avait jamais encore traversé l’esprit, qu’elle ait le choix de ne pas vouloir être en couple, de ne partager ses nuits qu’avec elle-même. C’est une nouveauté et elle lui plaît. Peut-être qu’elle serait un très beau couple à elle toute seule. Pourquoi toujours avoir besoin d’être avec quelqu’un ? Pour que vos copines ne vous plaignent pas ? Pour que les publicités et les séries télé ne s’adressent plus à vous ?

Elle traverse la Rue Langallerie et sur le passage piéton, un jeune homme la croise et lui adresse la parole. - Hey, mademoiselle ! Vous êtes très jolie, vous le savez ? - Oui, je le sais. Merci, lui répond-t-elle du tac-au-tac. Pris au dépourvu, le jeune ne lui répond rien et elle l’entend continuer sa route de l’autre côté de la rue, avant que les voitures ne reprennent possession de la route.

Boys will be boys, pense-t-elle alors. Ce qui lui rappelle une chanson de Goldfrapp, qu’elle doit encore avoir quelque part dans sa collection de CDs qu’elle n’utilise plus. Ce soir serait d’ailleurs une parfaite occasion pour la trier, se dit-elle, et pour réécouter la musique qu’elle aimait quand elle prenait encore le temps de l’écouter.

Cette perspective la remplit soudain de bonne humeur et elle accélère le pas, faisant claquer plus fort ses talons sur les pavés de la Rue Marterey.

Prochain portrait : JUSTINE, 6 mai

[parurushi]

Zannen Soujo (#16) @ SNH48 B50

Members: Yu Jiayi from Team XII, Zhang Yuxin from Team NII & Li Yuanyuan from Team E

[x-fi-blog1]

'Perdiendo el este': Humor en Hong Kong

CRÍTICA Crítica de 'Perdiendo el este', secuela del éxito 'Perdiendo el norte'. Comedia protagonizada por Julián López, Chacha Huang, Miki Esparbé, Edu Soto, Leo Harlem, Marcos Zhang y Malena Alterio. 'Perdiendo el este': Humor en Hong Kong from eCartelera http://bit.ly/2GKDw2U via IFTTT

[ambeann]

เนื้อเพลง+ซับไทย Banana Chacha (바나나차차) - Momoland (모모랜드) Hangul lyrics+Thai sub

Banana Chacha (바나나차차) - Momoland (모모랜드)

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Crítica – ‘Perdiendo el este’

Título original: Perdiendo el este

Año: 2019

País: España

Dirección: Paco Caballero

Música: Juanjo Javierre

Fotografía: David Valldepérez

Reparto: Julián López, Miki Esparbé, Silvia Alonso, Malena Alterio, Javier Cámara, Carmen Machi, Younes Bachir, Leo Harlem, Eduard Soto, Tom So, Chacha Huang, Gorka Aguinagalde, Marcos Zhang, Malena Gutiérrez

Productora: Warner Bros Pictures España / Atresmedia Cine / Acosta Producciones / Producciones Aparte / Movistar+ / Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales (ICAA)

Género: Comedia

La comedia es un género que ya desde sus orígenes ha estado directamente relacionado con tópicos y estereotipos. Personajes racializados que son representados de forma despectiva, exagerados y encasillados. La mofa corre a cuenta de los prejuicios raciales de una sociedad que puede dividirse en dos: los que ven un problema respecto a este humor y lo critican y los que consideran que el humor es humor y ya está. En un contexto social en el cual la comedia y la corrección política están siendo cuestionadas continuamente llega a los cines Perdiendo el este, ópera prima de Paco Caballero protagonizada por Julián López, Miki Esparbé, Edu Soto, Chacha Huang y Younes Bachir.

Se trata de la secuela de Perdiendo el norte (2015). La cinta original contaba la historia de dos jóvenes españoles en paro que se iban a Alemania a labrarse un futuro encontrándose una vez allí con una sociedad prejuiciosa y una situación bastante precaria. En esta ocasión, Yon González y Blanca Suárez (los anteriores protagonistas) desaparecen para dejar el foco puesto en Julián López. El actor de La hora chanante vuelve a interpretar a Braulio, que esta vez ha acabado en Hong Kong intentando aprender chino y conseguir un trabajo. De todos los sitios del mundo a los que mudarse probablemente China sea uno de los lugares más diferentes sociocultaramente respecto a España, así que igual esta opción no era la mejor de todas, pero es que esta película no se caracteriza precisamente por tomar buenas decisiones.

En Perdiendo el este el sentido del humor no se lo piensan mucho. El trabajo de guion es más que pésimo. Tiran de chistes fáciles con poca gracia y, para cualquier persona con cierta capacidad de crítica y reflexión, llenos de racismo e, incluso en más de uno, ciertas dosis de machismo. La historia ni engancha ni sorprende en ningún momento, es más, está tan llena de clichés que las pocas escenas graciosas que contiene te pillan tan fuera de tono que casi mejor prefieres no reírte. La base de toda buena comedia son los gags y aquí reinciden tanto sobre una misma idea, que los chinos son todos iguales y su cultura está llena de simbologías estúpidas, que cuando acaba el film lo primero que se te viene a la mente es si sus creadores se dignaron siquiera a salir del hotel durante el rodaje en China.

Ojalá Perdiendo el este se pareciese más a su hermana mayor, no era la mejor película del mundo, pero tenía una idea y la desarrollaba bastante bien. Hablaba sobre una problemática real y presentaba una historia digna de cualquier feel-good movie bien armada. Su secuela, sin embargo, es difícil de disfrutar cuando se tiene un poquito de buen gusto. Los protagonistas de la trama romántica carecen de cualquier tipo de química. Los secundarios están sobreactuados y tremendamente estereotipados. Verdaderamente no hay nada que consiga funcionar bien. La única historia a destacar se encuentra en una subtrama sobre la gentrificación y la pérdida del pequeño negocio en Madrid protagonizada por Leo Harlem y Carmen Machi. El problema está en que mantiene el mismo tono que el resto de la película y apenas la tocan muy por encima por lo que ni entra en detalle ni ofrece ningún tipo de discurso válido.

Perdiendo el este es una mala comedia. Fácil y sencillo. Es tan innecesaria que resulta muy complicado verle algún punto positivo. Quizás sea porque en pleno 2019 la comedia es un género que no puede basar sus chistes en los cuatros tópicos de turno. Puede ser que a Ocho apellidos vascos le fuese muy bien jugando con estereotipos, pero lo suyo lo hacía siempre en casa a través de la crítica nacional y regional. El problema en este caso es que ni los chinos son tan fáciles de parodiar como lo somos andaluces y vascos ni tampoco objetivizar, estigmatizar y mofarse de una comunidad entera de gente sigue siendo gracioso hoy en día. Estamos en 2019, igual ya va siendo hora de superarlo, ¿no?

Lo mejor: Siempre está bien ver a Carmen Machi en la gran pantalla.

Lo peor: El resto de la película.

Nota: 1/10.

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[difeisheng]

hfjfjdjd they really could just Say Things a few years back, huh

[puppy-phum]

am gonna be so bold and ask three characters for the meme:

- nam sunho (my country)

- chacha (jatn)

- hei xiazi (because i wanna hear more about this boy)

have fun 💞

wow ok this was such a delight! i’m so happy you ended up asking for three bc this gives me such amazing variety ;; there are so many characters i love and have loved throughout the years and am happy to take this trip down the memory lane~

(placing under a cut obviously bc three characters at once makes this a damn novel. also, a spoiler warning for my country and sand sea!)

Nam Seonho – My Country: The New Age

How I feel about this character

Oh boy. It’s been a hot minute since I watched My Country, as you know. I still remember how I messed up the beginning and actually skipped the whole first episode, so I think I kind of… Didn’t get to see Nam Seonho being more carefree? Yes, I saw them all in the kite flying scene which still breaks me to this day, but I didn’t see him and Hwi being absolute disasters together (in the funny way). So, because of this, I think my first feelings with him were annoyance and maybe even distaste. I am a bit prejudiced like that. Especially when he got compared to someone like Seo Hwi.

Despite my first thoughts about him, Nam Seonho very quickly grew on me. I hated to see him make all those mistakes and bad choices just because he had decided that all the people he loved hating him was easier than letting go of his own wish for revenge. He was a very complicated character because of this, and I very much enjoyed that conflict within him. He tried very hard to be bad and cruel and horrible (and succeeded to some length) but underneath, he was still kind and loving and just so very, very hurt. I understood his wish to avenge his mother. I understood his hate towards his father (as we both did, that man can burn in hell). I understood why he chose to do all those things he did and still wish he didn’t have to. That there had been another way. That he could’ve trusted Hwi and work with him instead of taking this lonely path by himself. But then again, I know they both were fighting against powers that were bigger than them, against powers they wanted to protect the other from, and there were many occasions where they didn’t have any other choice but to take the worst option out of all the bad options available. My Country broke my heart with that and I still can’t be mad at it because it made all those punches so perfectly.  

Simply put: I love him, but I also hate him. I am angry at him for doing all these things, for being so damn selfish, but I understand why. He is good underneath all the bad. He is so broken underneath all that grace. He deserves to think more highly of himself, and I wish he could’ve regarded himself as someone to be loved instead of someone to be left behind. He has done horrible things, some of those for solely his own benefit, but I think he still deserves forgiveness in the end. He is dear to me and watching him grow and get at least some brief glimpses of happiness made my heart swell.  

All the people I ship romantically with this character

There is none other than Hwi. I can’t really ship Seonho to anyone else despite the drama trying that very badly. I never felt he would’ve worked with Hui Jae and his thing with Yeon also felt more like a bond between siblings. I also know he had a strong bond with his… second in command? Companion who he saved? Frenemy?? Sungrok but I felt like that didn’t go over there either. And hey, why change something that works? He and Hwi were meant to be, somehow. I can see it as something one sided and painful and breaking and desperate, something fragile that was never made to exist, but I can see it as something reciprocated too, something discovered and learned and gently blooming. They could work either way, either Hwi never learning about Seonho’s deeper feelings and just going away with Hui Jae, or them colliding in the middle of everything and deciding they can’t let go. It’s canon anyway that they were bonded from the beginning. I can’t remember any exact lines from the drama, but they kept saying that they were tied and I think it really works no matter what the feelings between them are.  

My non-romantic OTP for this character

Oh boy. Seonho didn’t really make that many friends throughout the drama because he just kept pushing people away and being a dick, but I did adore how he came to trust and care about Sungrok. They started off as enemies, Sungrok just threatening to kill Seonho any chance he got and Seonho giving back the same amount, but then they just slowly bonded? And Sungrok came to admire Seonho, and then, in the end, sacrificed a lot for him. They worked, and I was happy that Seonho had at least someone by his side. That he allowed that for himself. Also, I just enjoyed some of their banter a lot because Sungrok really gave Seonho some reality checks out there which he needed, that idiot. And the death scene still haunts me to this day, okay. Seonho after such a loss, once again, was just… So horrible to watch. He lost so much and gained so little. It was cruel that he had to lose his only self made friend too.

My unpopular opinion about this character

I have no idea what people think about Nam Seonho in general? I think my love for him is already an unpopular opinion :’D That I’m willing to understand him and forgive him might already feel strange to some. He just… We’ve gone through this, right? I have a type when it comes to characters I love and relate to. It’s angry, annoying, and broken. Nam Seonho is all three and that’s why he just makes my heart ache. He is loved despite his flaws. Hwi cares about him despite all the wrongs he’s done. He is, in some sense, still redeemable and deserving of better things.

I don’t know what else to say about him? There might be more if I remembered more of the drama in general. It’s just been a long while and I’ve basically relieved all of that through fics alone. Which we have too little of. I am so sad. They would deserve many, many words written about them sigh. Maybe one day I could rewatch this heartbreak fest too, right? Would you join me if I did?

One thing I wish would happen / had happened with this character in canon

As I said, I don’t really remember all the twists and things that got said or done in that show. I feel like it was very much complete. At least nothing has bothered me enough to remain in my mind. Of course, I wish the ending was different and that they were given proper happiness but I am not mad about that ending. It worked. It was some type of peace for them. Seonho figured out his most important thing in the world, his reason to live at all, and then got to die in Hwi’s arms. I don’t think there’s anything better for him, knowing who he is and what he’s done. I don’t know if either of them could’ve lived on with all the burden they would’ve had to carry after their life choices. So, I very much have to say that there is nothing I would change. Maybe if I rewatched I would think differently but for now, this is all I have.

Zhang Chacha – The Journey Across the Night

How I feel about this character

The first feeling I have for Chacha is happiness. She just made me so deeply happy all the time when I saw her in JAtN, with all of her craziness and flirting and smiles and adorable expressions. She was a delight and I adore her.

Another feeling (or feelings) would be warmth and fondness. She was so very real in that drama. She was very human. I loved how strong she was, how strongly she reacted to everything and how demanding she was with other people. She knew what she deserved from others and treated others the same way she wanted them to treat her. She was complicated but in a very loving way. She made me cry so much. She was so unafraid and so trusting despite getting her trust betrayed. She was so accepting. She was just… Everything. I can’t even give words for how amazing she was.

One strong feeling I have for her is also pride. She has gone through so much, since she was very young, and still, she manages to stand there. Still, she manages to smile and laugh and be very open with people (even if she hides certain parts very carefully). I loved that about her, how there was this balance between things she wished to tell and things she didn’t want to talk about. She had somehow found this perfect line to her intimacy with people. And then it was amazing to follow how she slowly redrew those lines with Shi Cheng and Li Jia. Those two of course had to push a bit, came a bit too close for her comfort, but in the end, she learned to trust them with her secrets. She learned that these people don’t change their opinion of her just because of her mother. It was amazing to follow the main trio’s joined growing process. And Chacha somehow felt like she was the most competent out of all of them, Li Jia probably falling to the bottom instead and Shi Cheng hanging somewhere in between, but it was somehow so comforting to watch her stumble too. To find herself again. To reach outside of the lines she had come to know within her life. (And because of all of this growth, I can’t even put to words how much I love JAtN.)

All the people I ship romantically with this character

You pretty much know this already but Li Jia of course. And then Shi Cheng (or A-Cheng I guess?) too because I am still mesmerized with the thought of having them become a trio. They would work so well like that. They balance each other out. They’re such a mess but they ground each other in this messy world. Everything is simple when it’s the three of them and I adore that for them. They would love each other so well. They would be so happy and would continue to grow. Also, I just love it how different Chacha’s relationship with both of the boys is because that leaves such interesting options for their romance.

My non-romantic OTP for this character

To be honest, the main trio falls in here too. I adore them as friends, first and foremost. They just work so well like that! I love how they keep helping each other when it comes to understanding all of them. I love the friendship between A-Cheng and Chacha because they bicker, but they are so supportive of each other too. A-Cheng would fight the whole world for Chacha. Chacha would punch A-Cheng in the face when he needs a reality check. They love Li Jia so fiercely, both of them, and Li Jia loves them back the same amount. It’s wonderful to watch.

Another one is Sharp. Their friendship is just so soft. They have grown up together and Sharp is like an older brother and a dad to Chacha and I love that for them. And then Chacha is this huge support and help to Sharp too, his closest connection amongst people. Chacha is so protective of him. She takes zero shit when it comes to the people she loves because it doesn’t matter to her who they are and how society sees them. And just. I don’t even know what to say about Chacha and Sharp. I loved how they understood each other even without any words and then did all these random things instead. The stairs jumping thing was so amazing and broke me so badly. They showed how deeply certain people can affect who you become in the future. It’s a relationship I wish I had for myself.

My unpopular opinion about this character

Oh no. To be honest, I don’t know if I have anything but love for Chacha. She is one of those very few female characters I actually like. One of the few I can even relate to, on some level. She was well written. She felt consistent and fleshed out. She had complexity and her own character outside of the romance which is usually the part that irks me if it’s not handled well. She was not just “the girl”, she was her own self and had her own story to tell and her own problems and her own flaws and decisions and mind. She was good. I have nothing else to say.  

One thing I wish would happen / had happened with this character in canon

God I can’t say this here because you haven’t finished the drama yet :’D I don’t want to spoil anything. Come ask me about it once you’re finished okay?

Hei Xiazi - Daomu Biji

How I feel about this character

Wow I feel like I come here to dig out my heart to present all these thoughts to you. But I don’t complain. Hei Xiazi, Hei Yanjing, Hei-ye – he’s an enigma, okay. I am not sure how to grasp him. He gives me different feelings in every adaptation where I see him, a little like Pangzi who I talked about while answering the other asks. But for Hei Xiazi, it’s also a bit different? He fits so differently into every story. So let me try to unpack all of that.

In Reboot, Hei Xiazi gets probably the biggest role between all the three adaptations I count him as part of (in Explore With the Note we see him maybe thrice and that doesn’t give much to think about so I exclude that. Though I love it how obviously he flirts with Xiao Hua even there lol). He was this funky secret agent type of guy there. He went to places and did stuff and fought people and maybe exploded something. He had his own romance story going on in that one and it, surprisingly enough, made me emotional. It intrigued me because Hei Xiazi is this deep mystery no one seems to know (not even NPSS probably) and Chuchu was slowly figuring him out? I liked that. I liked seeing that soft side of him and maybe the most serious side we ever get to see of him? It was kind of amusing how lost he was before that young woman.

My second meeting with him was in Sand Sea. I wasn’t that sure about the actor in that one, but he managed to give Hei Xiazi this very… Dramatic feeling? After Reboot’s epicness and somewhat lightness on his part, it was kind of a shock how shabby and gruesome and almost cruel he could be. Sand Sea in general seems to bring out darker sides of all the main characters, so maybe I shouldn’t have been surprised, but that still shocked me. Hei Yanjing being cynical! And snarky! And almost evil! He felt so cold in that one. I started to realize that he also has all these burdens to carry. That he also has pains we don’t know about. That he has all this past hurt we aren’t privy to. It made me want to wiggle my fingers inside the tiny cracks I could see in him (especially through his relationship with Su Wan) and pry him apart. He fascinated me but unfortunately, was left to the shadows at the end.

And then Ultimate Note happened! And I was so cynical about how he looked, how Liu Yuning made him look, that I wasn’t sure how seriously I could take him. I was so prepared to like him less than I had because Reboot’s version still felt like the best one. But, surprise surprise, I came to love him. I adore Liu Yuning’s version of him because he’s just so silly and confident and unapologetic and doesn’t really care what others think about him when he can survive without them anyway. I was a bit horrified with the strong humor aspect they gave him with his money craziness but that also worked in the end? I grew so fond of him. 

So, my feelings for him are a mess and go in many directions but I do like him as a character. I love it that Xiaoge has this other immortal around himself who is so different. I love it that he is a complete mystery (and so I can put my hands on him as I wish). I love it that he’s full of these cracky jokes. I love how cool he is but how he also manages to be the most uncool person out there. Maybe that’s his charm. (All the leather totally isn’t the other charming thing about him, nope.)

All the people I ship romantically with this character

Oh boy. Like I said, I did enjoy him with Chuchu in Reboot. They worked in some sense, or at least it was kind of interesting to follow their very… random romance? Hei Xiazi really was so lost with her and it was so amusing when usually he’s so sure of himself. It was puppy love and never led anywhere but it was sweet nonetheless. 

But then? After Ultimate Note? Is there anything else but Heihua? Not really. I like those two together because they’re such polar opposites but somehow manage to complete each other. For Hei Xiazi, Xiao Hua is someone who is his match and won’t fall behind no matter where he goes (that is his biggest concern when it comes to Chuchu who is just a normal person and not a tomb robber). Who he can tease without worrying about crossing some type of line. Who understands secrets and not being able to talk about certain things. Who understands death and loss and pain. And for Xiao Hua, Hei Xiazi is someone who will take him as he is. Who doesn’t care that he’s the head of one of the Mystic Nine families. Who allows him to be his cynical and calculative and neat freak self. Who makes him smile. They’re amazing. I hope we can watch Ultimate Note together at some point and you can see them being chaotic gays together :’D

My non-romantic OTP for this character

Ah, I feel like Hei Xiazi is very similar to Pangzi when it comes to this too because he just knows everybody. He’s just worked with so many people throughout the years that he has connections everywhere. And I don’t even know how tight those connections are in reality? He feels a bit like a ghost, just drifting in and out of people’s lives. He doesn’t stay. He doesn’t have anything permanent to come back to. He just does his job to whoever is paying him the most and then moves on. It makes me kind of sad but also suits him. 

But from what I’ve seen him now, I have some relationships I love to see him in. The first one is with the Iron Triangle because he feels like this silly uncle, especially to Wu Xie? One more uncle for that boy haha. Then with Pangzi they are really very similar and get along great because of that (Reboot is a delight with this). And with Xiaoge it’s just so funny to see him continue his joking XD He’s the only one who I know can tease Xiaoge and get away with it. They are some type of friends? I’m not sure if they know their relationship even themselves but it warms my heart.

Then there’s him with Su Wan! I was very doubtful about that relationship once I first heard about it. Su Wan is such a soft and gentle and naive boy, I couldn’t imagine him being with someone like Hei Yanjing. But wow, they work so well? Su Wan adores his Hei-ye. He just wants to make his master proud! And even if Hei Xiazi is very annoyed by Su Wan and cynical about him at first, Su Wan really surprises him. He’s very smart and capable and learns quickly. He clicks with Hei Xiazi and somehow ends up honing some of his sharper edges, especially after all the darkness he’s obviously met before the events of Sand Sea (man has been stuck on a desert for ages?? No wonder he’s a bit done with everything). It’s so cool :o Probably the best duo if I consider all the parent/guardian/teacher relationships our boys acquire in Sand Sea (Yang Hao and Huo Daofu are such a shit show and then Li Cu and Wu Xie are just way too questionable and in need of so much therapy oh boy). I love them. I’m so excited to write about them :’D

My unpopular opinion about this character

As always, I have no idea what opinions there are regarding Hei Xiazi. I don’t think I have even given him so much thought that I would be able to give any opinions. I am still just euphoric about the fact that I’ve come to love him. I’m so happy Liu Yuning loves him too. He’s a secret I’m keen on solving. He’s cool. I hope there was more content about him. I am so excited about my standees!!! Sorry, I really don’t have much to say here haha

One thing I wish would happen / had happened with this character in canon

If I could get one thing (because let’s be honest, at this point I would love a whole side series for Hei Yanjing because I am just so intrigued), that would be more of him in Sand Sea. Especially at the end of it? Because after falling for Heihua, I just keep thinking about that brief glance and nod he and Xiao Hua share across their battlefield. They never talk there and I wish they did. I wish I could see that. I wish I could hear Hei Xiazi talking about Xiao Hua’s damn fake funeral with him. They have a bond between them, I wish we could see more of it! But for now, I guess I need to make do with writing that myself hmph

thank you so much for sending me this ask! i’m sorry it took a while to answer but you know me the best so i’m sure you will forgive me. i had fun and i hope you enjoyed reading all of this ^^ ♥