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[tomimaimai]

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[itsallaboutbl]

Sam Lin as Lin Zu Yuan Unknown, ep. 9

[one-of-tankhuns-neurons]

Hello I'm here to talk about the translation of the phrase "I can sum up my life in only two words: Wei Qian"

In the original he says

我這一生用“魏謙”兩個字就能貫徹始終了

And I would roughly translate it to

"In this lifetime, only using the words Wei Qian I can always push through"

Which I think could give it a different meaning. From making all of Yuan's life about Qian to making Qian his sword and shield to face life. He bears those words like weapons to battle, like a blanket in the winter, like water in the desert, like ice in the summer and a lighthouse in a storm.

This means that Wei Qian is part of his strength. Wei Qian is part of the light.

I like the translation, but I think the original is important.

[thisonelikesaliens]

Final results on this little stat (whether Qian uses "Ge" or "I/me" when referring to himself in direct conversations with Yuan) through ep12, breakdown by episode and by different stages of Yuan

It may be a natural way of speaking, but whether it's subconscious or a deliberate choice by the writers I still find this progression fascinating

[autumnsxxangel]

Is anyone else here an old Taiwan pop fan? Because as much as I am loving and obsessing over Unknown, I am 100% relating to all the interviewers who are essentially looking at Chris and going "What do you mean you did a BL?" (But like specifically Da Ye getting 'mad' and pretending to puke every time Chris does fanservice 🤣🤣🤣)

Also, when I tell you Chris is relatively tame this time around in promotions...he's taking this older brother persona seriously. I'm hoping as promotions continue he gets a little more unhinged. Like The Iron Four promotion unhinged. Because you can see the suppressed glee in his eyes every time his friends have to be professional and ask him questions about the show and he gets to answer in a way that makes them want to hit him

[qilingxiong]

the more i learn about yuyi and his writing the more i want to study him like a bug

[tentative-wanderer]

Reviews: Homophobic Cop Marries Gay Ghost, President’s Son Gets Together with Prince

Recently watched 2 movies with gay main characters in different genres. One was Red, White & Royal Blue (available on Amazon), one was 🌟 Marry My Dead Body 关于我和鬼变成家人的那件事 (available on Netflix). Spoiler-free thoughts below 😊:

❤️🤍💙 Red, White & Royal Blue is an American romcom. It has a 10/10 trailer—incredibly inviting. The movie depicts many women in power, I love that! Many witty jokes, nice! The movie might be better if it were a drama series instead; to save time, it zoomed through the falling-in-love part with the use of text messages—the production team packaged that as well as they could, but it was still too rushed. The ending left me wondering if there could’ve been a tiny bit more to make it feel more complete. Though the movie doesn’t score as highly as its trailer in my opinion, it’s still a decent movie.

(That reminds me of how That Musical Montage in episode 1 of the Heaven Official’s Blessing donghua made me super keen to watch the rest of the series, but it turns out that that was the best part. Quality-wise, Red, White & Royal Blue is overall better than the TGCF donghua though.)

👻👮‍♂️💓 Marry My Dead Body is a Taiwanese mystery + comedy + supernatural movie. Let me copy the blurb from Google: “Wu Ming-Han, a straight policeman who is homophobic and ghost-phobic, accidentally picks up a red wedding envelope while collecting evidence. He finds himself betrothed to the envelope's owner Mao Pang-Yu, a gay man who died under mysterious circumstances. The duo must work through their differences and join forces to solve the case, seeking justice for Mao.” (Real-life context: marriages between dead people and live ones are/were an actual thing in Chinese culture.)

I’ve just finished watching this movie, love it! Let me get the “con” out of the way first: I wish the movie ended differently! The ending was not unsatisfying, it’s just that I personally could have been more satisfied.

Okay, now I am free to gush.

This movie is HILARIOUS. Won’t describe the humour here, you can see it in the trailers on YouTube.

I love the unravelling of the mysteries (police cases). The feelings would not have hit half as hard without them and the exploration of Maomao’s non-romantic relationships (formed during his life) after his death. Even though I highly value a good plot apart from the romance when I read/watch something, I like talking about feelings more, so that’s what I’ll do.

I have Intense Feelings about these guys. They went from being Not Keen about getting stuck with each other to being really cute together—I notice that the movie managed to do this EVEN WITHOUT having them hold hands or do anything physical beyond that. That is crazy. Romantic physical contact is great, but if you can show chemistry without it, and with minimal flirting—that is exceptional.

(Side note: I think it would be harder to convincingly depict a heterosexual pair arriving at romantic feelings the way Wu Ming-Han and Maomao did: (partly) through constant banter and trading barbs. A man looking down on a woman would have come across as a lot meaner because the threat that poses is larger in the patriarchal society we live in.)

Wu Minghan went from casually homophobic to being on track for bisexuality for a ghost, such character development. The scene where Wu Minghan genuinely calls Maomao “my husband” for the first time is AMAZING, unexpected. At that moment I was like, oh my god, he loves him. Or at the very least, he has good potential. It had taken a series of hilarious strong-arming, including a close call with the loss of Wu Minghan’s family jewels, to make this dude marry Maomao, but now he’s calling Maomao husband—in that particular state, at that timing. I cried. I was smiling at many points throughout the movie, I also cried at some points. I said something similar when I wrote my review for Merman’s Fall: a book/movie that makes me laugh and cry will go at the top of my favourites list. Unlike my danmei list, my favourite movies list is too short for me to put Marry My Dead Body at the top or bottom, but it’s definitely in there.

[govinni13]

For CLARIFICATION of SPECIAL EPISODE 11 of

#UnknownTheSeries

#關於未知的我們

The EDITED EP 11 was uploaded by Youku as SP11 on the international app.

Has about 6 changes-

1. It is Shorter in duration

2.Starts off with the Theme Song

3. Childhood Yuan in flashback has been deleted completely

4. No interrupted NC scene (unlike with intermittent flashback as in previous EP11)

5. Flashback is Before NC scene

6. Background music in NC scene is softer

7. Natural sounds & voices of actors can be heard clearly ( certain spontaneous, " natural response sounds** " by Yuchen seem to be more amplified here🙆🏻‍♂️😊🫣🤭)

** bed creaks, moans, kiss sounds**

But...

be aware that youku has NOT added specific new content...

Eg.

No added NC scenes

No added deleted kiss scenes (which youku used to advertise ep 11 below)

Did Not add crucial scene of Qian , drawing in Yuan's face for a kiss which was seen in the BTS clip( below) & Yuans line before that happens...

#ChrisChiu #Xuan

[beyourselfchulanmaria]

Thanks for your kind support of my photography. Your art is also very beautiful. Kind regards.

渡瀬ステフォン

Hello 渡瀬ステフォン \(^0^)/ You make my day by your words to my leather works. Yeahhh! 🎶 🤸 お礼の言葉もございません 🙏

And

I like your works of photography, Not just what I collected about these five only.

5 pieces of photography works by 渡瀬ステフォン ／Stefon Watase

a, b, c, d, e

I found that you have much different pages to show which Erotic Art Black and White Photographies and I have not tried a way/ the page to follow you yet. sorry ha! XD and

👉 我喜愛你"掌鏡"的思慮和光、影，"構圖"的恰如其分以及人體攝影的真情流露表現逼真之場景與氛圍營造，令人印象深刻。當然還佩服你在網站和整個網際網路之"設定" : 關於你攝影作品的"資訊"，非常的低調（神秘感）和嚴謹，幾乎很難透過"大數據"搜索得到更多的蛛絲馬跡。

( I love your thoughtfulness and light and shadow in "photography", the appropriate "composition" and the true expression of human body photography to create a realistic scene and atmosphere, which is very impressive. Of course, I also admire your "settings" on the websites and the entire Internet: the "information" about your photography works is very low-key (mysterious) and rigorous, and it is almost difficult to get more informations through "big data" searches in clues.) ◠‿◠ and

If I see works by you and I admire, I will definitely forward it, share it and support it. May your work go smoothly and your life be comfortable and peaceful!

from Taiwan fine craft artist Chu Lan~*

👇 (sold) man's short-wallet by Chu Lan 朱蘭皮藝

[potteresque-ire]

A very young Stanley Kwan 關錦鵬 (right) directing Leslie Cheung 張國榮 (left) and Anita Mui 梅艷芳 (middle) for Rouge 胭脂扣 (1987). Kwan would win the Best Director title for the film at the Hong Kong Film Awards.

Stanley Kwan 關錦鵬 is not only a famous director from Hong Kong, but also the first well-known openly gay figure in Hong Kong entertainment. He came out of the closet in 1996 (before Leslie Cheung, who did so in 1997), in the documentary he directed for the British Film Institute named Yang ± Yin: Gender in Chinese Cinema 男生女相：華語電影之性別. His works had garnered accolades for their in-depth portrayal of female characters, at the time when women in local movies often did little more than being pretty and screaming a lot.

(Under the cut: Director Kwan's own words on one of his most famous works and a gay film classic in Chinese-language cinema, Lan Yu (2001), in 2022 after BL culture has entered mainstream)

Most BL fans know Director Kwan via his gay-themed film Lan Yu 藍宇 (2001), about the eponymous Bejing university student falling in love with a wealthy, closeted businessman, Chen Handong. The film, based on a popular online novel Beijing Story 北京故事, has remained censored in mainland China for its queer content and its mentions of the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre. Its fate of being perennially censored was never a surprise—the film was shot in Beijing in secret, with the crew pretending to be shooting commercials around the capital. Digital filming also didn't exist then, and so the 100,000 ft + of film had to be smuggled out of China later to be developed.

Lan Yu was a project about love. Of love.

The poster of Lan Yu in Cannes Film Festival (left), Hong Kong (center), Taiwan (right), at the time of its original release.

In 2022, Lan Yu celebrated its 20th anniversary with a 4K remastered version. Among the interviews of Director Kwan made for the celebration was one by The Initium 端傳媒, during which Kwan shared some of his views on Lan Yu, in the context of how public reception of queer media has changed over the years after the film's release.

These views may deviate from what some fans, especially those in BL circles, would expect. Precisely because of that, however, I'm posting them here. After all, maybe, hopefully, Kwan will collaborate with Dd (and Gg) one day. Maybe, fans like ourselves will interact with Kwan on social media spaces one day.

I hope Kwan's views will be kept in mind, considered and respected. Due to the length of the full interview **, I'm only translating the two parts that are relevant (lazy turtle here 😊):

1.

《藍宇》 雖為華語電影同志片的經典，但過去廿年，關錦鵬卻在不少訪談中提過，電影改編自當年於大陸風行一時的網絡同志小說《北京故事》，而最初他其實並不喜歡那篇小說。

「原著基本上是用偷窺角度去看一段同志關係，特別是集中描寫男體的情色關係，有很多露骨的性愛場面。作者本身是知道這些描寫會令小說受歡迎。」關錦鵬接著說：「但在拍這部電影前，我在 1996 年已經出櫃。而我覺得作為一名同志導演，就更不應該去消費這個題材，所以當我看到原著小說將情色描寫，譬如肛交、口交的過程放大，當時我便跟製片人說，如果要原封不動將小說內容拍出來，我就不做了。」

Although Lan Yu is a classic Chinese-language gay film, in many interviews in the past 20 years, Kwan has mentioned that the film was adapted from the online gay novel Beijing Story, popular in mainland China at the time, and that he actually didn't like the novel at first. "The original novel basically looks at a gay relationship from a voyeuristic point of view, especially the erotic relationship between male bodies, and there are many explicit sex scenes. The author (of the novel) himself knows that these descriptions will make the novel popular."

Kwan continued, "But before making this movie, I had been out of the closet since 1996. And I thought, as a gay director, I shouldn't exploit this subject, so when I saw the original novel expanding, zooming in on the eroticism -- the processes of anal sex and oral sex, for example -- I told the producer at the time that if the novel's content is to be filmed without changes, I won't do it.”

2. 在《藍宇》面世的年代，電影確實意識大膽。但二十年後，當電影得以重新修復，社會氛圍其實亦有了翻天覆地的轉變。近年不但多了同志題材的作品，甚至大行其道，人人消費，成為一種時令的商業元素。譬如人氣男團會拍 BL 電視劇，而過去幾年的華語電影節，最快售罄的場次，都一定是同志電影。 此情此景，在《藍宇》剛上映的年代簡直不可思議，電影當年在香港的票房談不上亮眼，普羅大眾對同性戀故事有所抗拒，而本身就是同志的觀眾，想看卻不敢購票入場，怕被旁人標籤。二十年後世界變了樣，甚至總會看到「腐女」在 BL 電影的宣傳海報前打卡拍照。關錦鵬笑說：「是呀，前陣子的確有朋友跟我說，她其實是一名腐女。腐女族群喜歡看男同志電影，但到底喜歡看什麼呢？她某程度上都承認，想看的就是身體，是兩個好看的男人身體如何做愛。」 然而，這恰恰就是他當初對執導《藍宇》有所卻步的顧慮。當同志題材今日已走入主流，變成一種受歡迎的商業元素，關錦鵬則仍然有所警惕，跟潮流保持距離：「可能有些腐女都會喜歡《藍宇》，但我想未必完全是她們那杯茶。它真正要說的是兩個男人從色情買賣演變成一段感情關係，尤其是魏紹恩替我改編劇本之後，陳捍東這個角色，在我看來不一定是男同志，而是他在藍宇身上找到一些連自己都不知道的感覺。」 但關錦鵬也承認，從好的方向去看，在 BL 作品蔚然成風的助力之下，至少令同志以及 LGBT 性少數族群，相對容易被今日的大眾主流接受：「這是令人開心的。近幾年，特別是年輕人，確實會用比較開放的態度去對待 LGBT 族群。」稍頓，關錦鵬解釋道：「換個說法，關於 LGBT 議題的重點，現在就不再放在色情之上，而更多是感情關係，甚至是性少數族群認清自己身份之後，於生活上如何面對社會。那起碼是朝著一個正確的方向。」 In the era when Lan Yu was released, the film was indeed bold in its ideology. Twenty years later, however, at the time when the film gets its restoration, the social atmosphere has actually undergone earth-shaking changes. In recent years, not only have there been more gay-themed works, they have even become very popular and consumed by all, becoming a kind of fashionable commercial element. For example, popular boyband members are willing to make BL TV dramas, and in the past few years of Chinese-speaking film festivals, the fastest sold-out shows have all been gay movies.

[Pie note: The reporter was unlikely to be referring to Gg and Dd with their mention of "popular boyband members". Instead, they were probably thinking of Edan Lo and Anson Lo from Hong Kong's local boyband MIRROR, who starred in the BL drama Ossan's Love.]  

This phenomenon is unbelievable in the era when Lan Yu was first released. The box office of the film in Hong Kong couldn't be said to be impressive. The general public resisted gay stories [Pie note: Hong Kong hadn't decriminalised homosexual relationships until 1991, 10 years before], and the audience who were gay wanted to watch it but didn't dare to purchase tickets, for fear of being labeled by others. Twenty years later, the world has changed -- BL fans can be seen photographing themselves in front of the promotional posters of BL movies.

Kwan smiled and said, "Yes, a friend told me a while ago that she's actually a "rotten woman" (Pie note: = woman BL fan, translated from the Japanese term fujoshi). The "rotten women" group likes to watch gay movies, but what do they like to watch? She admitted, to a certain extent, that it's the body. It's the body, how two good-looking men's bodies make love."

And yet, this was precisely the concern that made Kwan hesitant to direct Lan Yu at the beginning. As gay themes enter the mainstream and become a popular commercial element, Kwan has remained vigilant, and has kept his distance from the trend: "Maybe some "rotten women" enjoy Lan Yu, but I don't think (the film) is entirely their cup of tea. What the film really wanted to express was how two men evolved from a transactional sex relationship to an emotional relationship, especially after Wei Shaoen adapted the script for me. The character of Chen Handong, in my opinion, didn't necessarily have to be a gay man; instead, he found on Lan Yu a feeling that even he himself couldn't understand.”

But Kwan also admitted that, from a better perspective, with the aid of popular BL works, it has become relatively easy for gays and LGBT sexual minorities to find acceptance in today's mainstream: "This is a happy thing to see. In recent years, especially young people have indeed treated the LGBT community with a more open attitude.” After a short pause, Kwan explained: “In other words, the focus of LGBT issues is now no longer on salacity, but more on emotional relationships, and even, on how sexual minorities face society in their daily lives after recognising their (sexual) identities. At least it's moving in the right direction.”

** None of you see this footnote, but a copy of the interview without a paywall can be found here. 😊

[tomimaimai]

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🌺07/29LiveWell活出美好🌺

Whether what you did was right or wrong, the key to seeing yourself as God sees yourself is knowing your worth.                     

The humble see it and rejoice; let your hearts be revived, you who seek God (Psalm 69:32).

07/29 Bible verses

For there the Lord destows his blessing, even life forevermore (Psalm 133: 3).

There is the blessing ordained by the Lord, everlasting life (Psalm 133:3).

07/29 Good words of wisdom

1. If you are happy, there will be sunshine in every corner; if you are grateful, everything will be beneficial to you; if you are persevering, the difficulty can be overcome.

2. Face the big and small problems in life with a calm mind. Because if the problem can be solved, there is no need to worry about it; if the problem cannot be solved, there is no use worrying.

Hymn: Awakening (Joshua Ensemble)

https://youtu.be/eR33HHKYJDA?si=SItKZp70YUjCRZC7

🌺07/29活出美好🌺

無論你所做的是對還是錯，以上帝的眼光來看自己的關鍵，在於了解自己的價值為何。        

謙卑的人看見了就喜樂；尋求神的人，願你們的心甦醒 (詩篇69: 32)。

07/29圣经金句

For there the Lord destows his blessing, even life forevermore (Psalm 133: 3).   

在那裡有耶和華命定的福，就是永遠的生命 (詩篇133: 3)。

07/29金玉良言

1. 你若喜樂，每個角落都有陽光；你若感恩，每件事情對你都有益；你若堅忍，每個困難都能突破。

2. 以平常心面對人生中的大小難題。因為，如果難題可以解決，就可不必為它擔憂；如果難題不能解決，擔憂又有何用。

詩歌：甦醒 (約書亞樂團) 

https://youtu.be/eR33HHKYJDA?si=SItKZp70YUjCRZC7

[thisonelikesaliens]

第一種家人 總是不會把你丟掉

so many shows lately have been showing us all the different ways adults have failed kids and all the damage that causes. sometimes just having one person who will never give up on you makes all the difference

[lostemotion]

lost underneath | explicit | Wei Qian/Wei Zhiyuan | set during Yuan’s time in NYC | see also: those things Yuan dreamed about

tags: Nipple Play, Hand Jobs, Morning Sex, First Time, Making Out, Wet Dream

Summary:

It’s only when Wei Qian shifts against him, every movement translated fully from one body to the other since they’re so close, that Wei Zhiyuan notices just how happy he’s gotten. He holds his breath, panic rising.

He’s hard.

[altosynthesis]

(腦嗨時隨意寫的) 呃啊我也不知道為什麼寫了這個東西，可能巨構題材真的有什麼吸引力吧？(你只讀過BLAME!，APOSIMZ，還有現在縱之國而已。)

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很久很久以前，人類以地球為基底，將其改造成了天體級別巨構建築，於裏生活了數萬年。隨後某天，所有人類都因不明原因消失了，留下了大量遺物與機人們。 過了不知多久後，自然母親重新奪回掌控權，但同時巨構像是有了意識一樣，與自然母親不斷爭奪著，又過了不少年，兩者形成了共生的狀態。 巨構不斷活動著，時而修復，時而自毀，在這艱苦的環境出現了新的類人智慧生命，名為"流浪者"，與巨構中的古老機人為亦敵亦友的關係。流浪者們透過人類留下的遺跡，了解了人類與巨構的過去，和在巨構中生存的方法。 (ENG. translation below)

long, long ago, human beings used the earth as the base and transformed it into a celestial-level megastructure, and lived there for tens of thousands of years. Then one day, all humans disappeared for unknown reasons, leaving behind a large number of relics and androids. After an unknown amount of time, Mother Nature regained control, but at the same time, the megastructure seemed to have become conscious, constantly competing with Mother Nature. After many years, the two formed a symbiotic state. The megastructure is constantly moving, sometimes repairing and sometimes self-destructing. In this harsh environment, a new humanoid intelligent life appears, called "Wanderer", which has a relationship with the ancient androids in the structure as both enemies and friends. Through the relics left by humans, the wanderers learned about the past of humans and this structure, and how to survive in the megastructure.

[a21487246-duya]

something about LBB Dusiao the past!

Dusiao is an orphan,was randomly abandoned in an orphanage with poor environment

 Dusiao used to be withdrawn and irritable, causing trouble, But get along well with other children in the orphanage, play the role of a good brother among the children, and half of the reason for stealing and robbing is to give them better food, But such misbehavior eventually caused trouble on himself. During a certain struggle, he provoked difficult people,There are a lot of opponents, and they caught him and his weaknesses，So he can only be pinned to the ground, and watched the children in the orphanage being tortured and killed one by one in front of them. Dusiao was also on the verge of death (the reason for the scar on his body), and was rescued by a passing biker, After that, Dusiao's personality changed completely, and he began to overprotect and care for others (one of his eternal regrets is that he couldn't treat the dead children better), Later, he also embarked on the road of becoming a biker.( He was already good at it when he robbed before...) Before joining lbb, he had been wandering alone. Helping others and finding those who killed his "family".. 

 That's why Dusiao also takes care of the Dice, because the dice reminds him of himself when he was young

杜嘯是孤兒，被隨意丟棄在環境惡劣的孤兒院外

杜嘯過去性格孤僻，脾氣暴躁，惹事生非，但在孤兒院和其他孩子相處融洽，在孩子們中扮演著好哥哥的角色，偷搶拐騙的目的也只是為了給他們提供更好的食物，但種種不當行為最終給自己帶來了麻煩。在某次鬥爭中，他招惹了難纏的人，對方的人數眾多，他們抓住了他和他的弱點

於是杜嘯只能被壓在地上，眼睜睜地看著孤兒院的孩子們一個一個在眼前被折磨和殺害

杜嘯也是在死亡邊緣（身上有傷疤的原因），被路過的車手救下，之後杜嘯性格徹底大變，開始過度保護和關心別人（他永遠的遺憾之一就是無法對死去的孩子們更好），後來他也走上了車手這條路。（之前打劫的時候他就已經很擅長了...）

在加入lbb之前，他一直都是一個人在流浪.幫助他人並找到殺害他“家人”的人。 所以杜嘯也很照顧骰子，因為骰子讓他想起了自己年輕時衝動魯莽的模樣