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apcomplexhq · 2 years ago

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✦ Nome do personagem: Liu "Crystal" Jingjing ✦ Faceclaim e função: Xialan - Instagrammer ✦ Data de nascimento: 15/11/1997 ✦ Idade: 25 anos ✦ Gênero e pronomes: Ela/Dela ✦ Nacionalidade e etnia: China, chinesa ✦ Qualidades: Extrovertida, destemida, atenciosa ✦ Defeitos: Impaciente, exigente, desconfiada ✦ Moradia: Mount Olympus ✦ Ocupação: Proprietária do Erostic, cosplayer e influencer (Também de OnlyFans) ✦ Twitter: @MO97CL ✦ Preferência de plot: ANGST, CRACK, FLUFFY, HOSTILITY, ROMANCE, SMUT ✦ Char como condômino: Como todo o tempo que tem é para administrar sua loja e manter a presença online, aproveita festas quando pode. Além disso, sua natureza curiosa e amigável, torna o ambiente positivo onde quer que vá, mas não deixa de estabelecer limites quando algo a incomoda.

TW’s na bio: menção a conteúdo erótico.

Biografia:

Crystal nasceu em uma família privilegiada em Xangai.

Sua mãe, Liu Wei, foi uma atriz chinesa que encantou o público com sua atuação e charme. Apesar do sucesso, Liu Wei optou por se afastar dos holofotes para criar Crystal e oferecer a ela uma infância estável.

Desde muito cedo, a pequena chinesa foi exposta ao mundo da arte e da moda. Sua mãe sempre a incentivou a explorar sua criatividade, ensinando a importância da expressão artística e como a vida sem a arte é monótona e vazia.

Crystal passava horas observando Liu Wei se preparando para seus papéis, imersa em figurinos deslumbrantes e conceitos estéticos únicos. Essa atmosfera despertou na garota uma paixão profunda pela moda e a inspirou a criar suas próprias roupas desde muito cedo.

Conforme crescia, o talento e interesse pelo mundo da moda se intensificaram. Na adolescência, Crystal descobriu o mundo do cosplay, onde podia unir sua criatividade com seu amor pelos personagens fictícios dos animes. Ela se destacou, criando roupas detalhadas e que chamavam a atenção em eventos. Com sua presença e habilidade para dar vida a personagens, Crystal começou a ganhar reconhecimento e admiradores.

No entanto, Crystal sentia que sua vida estava cercada por luxo e conforto, o que a tirava completamente da realidade. Ela desejava explorar novos lugares, experimentar uma nova cultura e por mais que a China fosse um lugar muito vasto e propício para isso, ela queria ir atrás do público que apreciava o erotismo. Via como uma obra de arte, já que para si, corpos são arte.

Apesar das ameaças da mãe de tirar todas as regalias porque a filha decidiu ir embora por tempo indeterminado, Crystal conseguiu estourar a bolha e optou por não ir tão longe assim, escolhendo a Coreia como nova casa.

Não foi apenas para se aventurar, mas também para incentivar a normalidade da liberdade sexual, principalmente para mulheres e o público LGBTQIAPN+. Para isso, ela decidiu abrir um Sex Shop na Coreia, a fim de proporcionar um espaço de aceitação e empoderamento para todos.

No começo foi bem difícil já que para alugar espaços (por mais dinheiro que oferecesse) dependia dos locatários e esses eram bem relutantes para uma estrangeira, ainda mais com a aparência da mulher, que era toda modificada.

Apesar disso, conseguiu dar sorte e encontrou um espaço que considerou perfeito para abrir sua loja.

Por ser uma mulher destemida, muito confortável com seu próprio corpo e uma feminista convicta, ela não deixou essa ideia de lado e quando abriu o local, trabalhou incansavelmente nas redes sociais em busca de parcerias que ajudassem a divulgar o lugar.

Em contrapartida, além de ser uma influenciadora de moda, Crystal também tem uma grande presença no OnlyFans, onde compartilha conteúdo para seu público fiel.

#aceitos #crystal #xialan #erostic #mount olympus #proprietaria #cosplayer #influencer

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asrisgratitudejournal · 1 year ago

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Weekend

[Tadinya post ini mau jadi satu post dengan postingan setelah ini, yang “Hati-hati”. Tapi, pas baca lagi, di atas isinya TMI doang, terus yang mau sharing dan yang ada hikmatnya adalah yang di bawah ini, jadi ku-separate yah]

Barusan (Senin) lunch sangat senang bisa bertemu dengan Puspa! Dia kemarin ngajak bingsu awalnya mau Selasa eh tapi kemarin weekend dia dan Mas Luki bikin mi ayam jadi dia mau kasih ke aku. Ketemu-lah kami tadi di Covered market makan mi ayam jawa (YANG SANGAT ENAK HUHU), lalu dilanjut makan bingsu di Endorphins sambil ngobrol ngalor ngidul juga. Mostly bahas orang-tua kita sih. Ternyata memang generasi mama-papa kita itu di mana-mana di Indonesia mikirnya sama ya: yang namanya make living itu ya dengan bekerja tetap, bekerja stabil, menjadi PNS kalau bisa, ya pokoknya punya gaji tetap lah setiap bulan. Which is fair. Karena ya itu kan yang membuat mereka bisa keluar juga dari kesulitan hidup dari yang awalnya Mbah-ku di desa bertani dan menenun, mereka sekolah, dan akhirnya kerja. Anaknya sekarang jadi sudah lulus dari UGM, ITB, bisa ke Oxford pulak PhD pake scholarship. Kurang membanggakan apa. Hasil dari “pekerjaan tetap” mereka ini terlalu real untuk di-deny, jadinya ya mereka merasa “that’s the best way to live your life”. Celakanya, anaknya disekolahin di sekolah bagus dan jadi bisa mikir independently: “I can live the way I want, wong aku punya skill kok yang di-demand di mana-mana” dan gamau settle down. Nb: itulah teman-teman, kalau mau growing sesuatu, jangan terlalu bagus dan besar, nanti bisa kabur yang di-grow itu (ku habis baca meme di twt, inilah cara SM membesarkan artisnya: “to be big, but not too big so they can fight you back” lol).

Terus tapi ya sangat relaxing sih emang ketemu orang dan ngobrol tuh. Bikin kita jadi mikir juga aja. Dan reflect back. Kadang-kadang ku juga malah baru sadar terhadap suatu hal ya dari obrolan itu. Jadi saranku: banyak-banyak ngobrol ges. Akan helpful. Dah gitu aja.

[Ku mulai teks yang sudah ku-ketik sebelumnya ya tentang recap weekend:]

Kemarin setelah ngepos painting selesai itu Jumat kayanya memutuskan untuk di rumah aja deh, lupa tapi ngapain. Terus weekend Sabtu decided untuk keluar rumah akhirnya, setelah nyeleseiin si buku Topokki itu di pagi hari. Bangun juga agak siang sih, kayanya jam 9 atau 10 gitu. Jalan dari Castle Mill ke stasiun to catch a bus buat ke Cowley only to papasan sama Hanif dan Mas Yusuf. Di Seoul Plaza ketemu Mba Rahma yang lagi last day and got ma sambal ABC extra pedas (too spicy for me sayangnya), after dikasih kue bolu pandan juga HUHU sangat baik. Terus dari situ, ku jalan ke JingJing, karena mendapat ide dari informan Mas Rangga bahwa di JingJing ada sambal ABC yang manis pedas. Ku juga dikabarin Dwi later on bahwa she saw me pas lagi jalan ke JingJing, in her words: “Gw ngeliat lu jalan di cowley road kmrin sore with headphone on sambal ngunyah>< we were calling you from across the street but you didn’t hear wkwkwkw”… well, from that description, that sounded like me… Definitely me lol. Kalian kalau tinggal di satu small city (seperti Oxford) denganku akan sangat sering menemukanku in that kinda situation dan semoga tidak marah kalau ku ga dengar karena beneran itu headphone pasti lagi full blasting The Weeknd (sekarang lagi dengerin album Starboy full lagi, sangat bagus). Atau ya Stray Kids, atau Chase Atlantic. OH! Lagi suka banget dengerin Taemin dan NCT juga recently. Kalau lagi beruntung, you’ll catch me while listening to more no-bass, calmer songs of previously mentioned artists, and so I can hear you… but the chances are slim…

Dari JingJing I walked to the city to Blackwell’s karena awalnya mau nyari buku dan kehabisan bacaan di rumah. Nggak sih, masih banyak buku buat dibaca di rumah, tapi pengen aja getting myself a new one, only to figure out BUKU SEKARANG MAHAL BANGET??? Ada buku bagus banget tentang Bahasa terus kayanya karena hardback jadi harganya £25??? Terus gajadi beli apa-apa deh di Blackwell’s. Dari situ ke WHSmith to get a watercolor and acrylic paper pad. Terus ke Ryman buat beli wadah bumbu-bumbu. Cuma £1 lho, lagi ada deal gitu. Terus ke Endorphins to buy a cake + coffee half price, and plannya ya mau have a me-time aja gitu baca buku (ada buku-buku seru di Endorphins lantai 2, mostly uncorrected proof copy gitu, salah satunya adalah si Arrangements in Blue-nya Amy Key yang lagi kubaca sekarang). Eh terus tiba-tiba Hanif nyusul. Ya gapapa sih I don’t mind juga having a friend to talk to. Dari situ kami makan ke Banana Tree, I had the usual Banana Tree Spiced Noodles with Iced Lemon Tea. Dari situ Hanif ada ketemu orang lain and I went to Tesco to get soymilk, flowers, and some other things.

Sampe rumah, my flatmate belum pulang kan, tapi ada teman lain yang ingin mengungsi dulu for sementara waktu. So she came after I reached home. Awalnya mau nonton lanjutan BBC Earth ep 2 yang Snowball di malam Sabtu itu. But si teman yang mengungsi ini does her PhD in VERY DIFFERENT field from mine (she works on social humanity), so we talked. We talked SO MUCH that night. Tapi seru banget sih. I learned SO MANY things. Mostly on how the data on field is VERY DIFFERENT from the numbers that are in the paper, and if your job is to make public policy/regulations and you never go to the field? You are basically fucked. Which makes sense juga kenapa regulasi kita di Indo shitty, ya karena orang yang bikin regulasi bikin asumsinya dari papers aja, nggak based on field data/evidence in the field. Belum lagi kalau regulasi yang dibuat tumpang tindih. Kan ada urutan powernya tuh ya, dari (ini gak urutan karena w lupa and I honestly don’t give a shit) Perpres, UU, Perda, gitu-gitu lah ya.

Terus hari Minggu-nya I already have planned not to go out juga anyway. Akhirnya ngobrol (lagi), kali ini lebih personal kayak ke masalah “udah umur segini kok masih single aja”, terus kayak ke masalah kerjaan: di pemerintahan vs non-pemerintahan, sampai akhirnya ke… berat badan (Ini yang terakhir akan ku bahas di bawah habis ini). Ku tapi sempat juga nonton BBC Earth yang Snowball sih akhirnya Hamdalah. Nonton 1 episod Black Mirror season6 juga yang Mazey Day TERUS ANEHHHH??? Hhhhh. Ku juga jadi download buku baru ngecek di Bodleian ada soft-copy-nya judulnya “The Joy of Science”. Ku udh berhasil baca sampai chapter 3 as of now. Kalau beli, it will cost me £13… Siangnya makan ngabisin daging dan bihun yang dari Aisha… Malam makan nasi dan teri medan dan ikan bumbu asin dari Aceh gitu (boleh buka dari si teman yang mengungsi ini). Jam 7-an my flatmate was back from her trip, BAWA BANYAK MAKANAN JUGA OMG. Terus yaudah lanjut ngobrol lagi sambil nonton Kim’s Convenience. Di ngobrol sesi ini lebih banyak bahas jodoh (lagi), tipe cowok idaman, dan MENGGOSIP! Well, nggak menggosip sih, tapi ngomongin particular person that we knew/have met aja and I was so glad that I am not the only one that doesn’t like this person. Karena emang orangnya aneh aja. Lalu tidur.

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VHL 17:24 18/09/2023

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kneedeepincynade · 1 year ago

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Enough cute stuff,back on the hating the US schedule

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😘 我爱李菁菁 😇 | COME GLI USA FABBRICANO SONDAGGI CON I RISULTATI CHE DESIDERANO LORO 😡

🇺🇸 Gli USA e i loro leccapiedi, tra cui l'Italia, amano fabbricare sondaggi con risultati anti-Cinesi, prendendo una piccolissima parte della Popolazione del Mondo (quella Occidentale), ed elevandola a "comunità internazionale" 😂

🤔🤔Come fa notare la Compagna Li Jingjing, secondo l'ultimo sondaggio del Pew Research Center, un think tank USA (guarda caso! 😂), la visione verso la Cina di 24 Paesi sarebbe «broadly negative», ma ecco il problema di questo sondaggio: sui 24 Paesi "intervistati", 11 fanno parte della NATO (❗️), altri sono alleati USA anti-Cinese come Australia e Giappone, e questi non rappresentano minimamente il Mondo 😂

🌐 Il Mondo è costituito da 195 Paesi, e i Paesi Occidentali rappresentano una minuscola percentuale della Popolazione del Mondo, perciò questo è il classico esempio di sondaggio falsato e mostrato come "globale" | Questo è un sondaggio "USA - alleati", e questi Paesi hanno SEMPRE odiato la Cina! 😡

🤔 Tuttavia, come si esce dal "giardino" del nazista dell'UE di Borrell e dal Paese guerrafondaio n°1 al Mondo, la situazione cambia completamente:

📊 Su 8 "middle-income countries" intervistati, 7 hanno mostrato una visione assolutamente favorevole alla Cina 💕

📊 Nel 2022, l'Università di Cambridge ha promosso un sondaggio con interviste a 137 Paesi (non i 20 alleati USA 😂), rappresentanti il 97% della Popolazione del Mondo. «Indovinate? Su 6,3 miliardi di persone nei Paesi in Via di Sviluppo, più del 70% ha espresso una visione positiva della Cina» 💕

💬 «Mi chiedo come sarebbero i risultati se chiedessero ai Paesi in Via di Sviluppo: "Cosa ne pensi dell'Occidente?"», ha concluso Li Jingjing 🇨🇳

🌸 Iscriviti 👉 @collettivoshaoshan 😘

😘 我爱李菁菁 😇 | HOW US FABRICATE SURVEY WITH THE RESULTS IT WANT 😡

🇺🇸 The USA and its lackeys, including Italy, love to fabricate polls with anti-Chinese results, taking a very small part of the World Population (the Western one), and elevating it to an "international community" 😂

🤔🤔As Comrade Li Jingjing points out, according to the latest survey by the Pew Research Center, a US think tank (coincidentally! 😂), the vision of 24 countries towards China would be «broadly negative», but here is the problem this survey: out of the 24 "interviewed" countries, 11 are part of NATO (❗️), others are anti-Chinese US allies such as Australia and Japan, and these do not represent the world at all 😂

🌐 The World is made up of 195 Countries, and Western Countries represent a tiny percentage of the World's Population, so this is the classic example of a poll distorted and shown as "global" | This is a "US - allies" poll, and these countries have ALWAYS hated China! 😡

🤔 However, as you step out of the "garden" of Borrell's EU Nazi and No. 1 warmongering country in the world, the situation changes completely:

📊 Out of 8 "middle-income countries" interviewed, 7 showed an absolutely favorable view of China 💕

📊 In 2022, Cambridge University promoted a survey with interviews in 137 countries (not the 20 US allies 😂), representing 97% of the world's population. “Guess what? Out of 6.3 billion people in developing countries, more than 70% expressed a positive view of China» 💕

💬 «I wonder what the results would be like if they asked developing countries: "What do you think of the West?"», concluded Li Jingjing 🇨🇳

🌸 Subscribe 👉 @collettivoshaoshan 😘

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cfensi · 5 years ago

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Song Yiren, Zhang Yao shoot for love in school romance

Song Yiren and Zhang Yao play a best of childhood besties who realize their love for each other set against the backdrop of archery competitions in The Best of You in My Mind 全世界最好的你. The drama is based on web novel Cream Romance 奶油味暗恋 and should stream fairly soon. The drama is directed by Su Haoqi ( Breaking Dawn ) and co-stars Qu Jingjing, Ma Ximo, and Li Zonglin

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audreydoeskaren · 3 years ago

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What do you think of the costumes on Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty?

The plot of the drama is a mess, but the costumes look pretty, btw I'm not an expert:3

Hi, thanks for the request. To be honest I don't watch the dramas I review beginning to end because I don't usually have time for 50+ episodes dramas but the costumes in this one are so good that I actually watched 5 whole episodes, before getting put off by the plot...

Please stick around for this one because it is really good.

Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty 梦回 (2019)

There is no English Wikipedia entry that I can copy and paste from for this drama (no love 😥) but it's basically about a modern working woman who time travels back to the Qing Dynasty and gets involved in court drama and romances. It's directed by Lee Kwok Lap and Chui Wai Hong (Rakuten Viki). I think in episode 4 or 5 they mention that the historical bits take place in the 45th year of Kangxi which is 1706. With a significant portion of the plot taking place in court, many characters should wear Manchu fashion and court dress. All the screenshots are from the Youtube uploads. The credits list Guan Qiwen as the stylist, Gu Fengxian as the costume designer, Lai Zhuping as the hairstylist and Ma Jingjing as the makeup artist. I wanted to credit all of them because as you will see, the entire team did such a great job.

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I think the costumes look great, although they do lean more toward the mid and late 18th century than 1706. Finally for once a Qing period drama landed in the 18th century and not the 19th, this is a watershed moment in the history of Qing drama costuming ok? This is exactly what Story of Yanxi Palace and Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace should’ve looked liked but failed to deliver (they teleported themselves to the 1850s).

The construction of the 便服 bianfu (informal dress) robes here is��extremely satisfying: they're collarless, they have the thin black binding around the neck, they have the horse hoof cuffs and they're in plain fabrics. The colors are also quite realistic and achievable in the early 18th century court. I do wish the male characters had less hair though; in the beginning of the Qing, men were practically bald with the exception of a teeny bit of hair at the back (about the size of a coin) which was grown into a pigtail. This is too much hair for me, although it is still a massive improvement compared to older dramas where the dudes barely shaved off any of their hair. The 褂 gua or coat the guy on the right is wearing is also very legit, it has the conventional five buttons and the sleeves that are looser and shorter than the robe sleeves. I’m super impressed!

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Kangxi in a similar informal robe.

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Kangxi in a similar coat.

The look on the right is highly questionable, maybe it was a specific type of uniform. I already trust the costume designer with my life so I’m sure whatever they came up with probably had historical precedent. The robe with a standing collar and the wide binding at the 大襟 dajin or lapel/front closure was something that existed, I’m just not sure if this particular color and pattern would be used.

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Qianlong era portrait featuring a similar robe. If you look at the dajin you can see that binding was used.

Her mother’s entrance look is very intriguing: while all the other characters in this seem to be Manchu, she is wearing Han clothing with a Han hairstyle. From the description given in the show it seems that her family was originally Han but served the Manchu emperors and got elevated into the Banners (the Manchu aristocracy) so it’s not completely out of place for her mom to wear Han clothing I guess. With that said, this hairstyle is pretty interesting. It looks like they were trying to do the 1710s/20s hairstyle that looks like poop and they got it almost right, it’s just that the “poop” part could sit closer to the forehead. Her robe looks very late 17th century which makes sense for her age, though the collar could be taller and have two buttons.

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Painting from the series 雍亲王十二美人图 showing the hairstyle they were referencing.

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Closeup of the painting 乔园之三好图 by 禹之鼎 from the 1680s showing the back of women’s hairstyles. The giant pompadour front has fallen out of fashion in the early 1700s.

In this scene we see again that the Manchu women’s robes featured in this show have slits at the sides, which shouldn’t exist for 衬衣 chenyi. They also layered a robe on top of another, going the 19th century chenyi + 氅衣 changyi route which also wasn’t a thing in the early 18th century.

Here it looks like the mother’s robe is way too long to be a Han robe? Han robes were pretty long around this time but they would still show a bit of the skirt underneath. Her father’s outfit is great though, he has the wine colored robe with horse hoof cuffs and a coat with a 补子 buzi (square badge), which was appropriate for an official. I like that the buzi is also colorful, with waves and cliffs motifs and a single bird, which were the norm in the Qing.

In this scene where the ladies go to court it becomes more obvious that the costume designer completely understood the difference between Han and Manchu women’s fashion at the time. The Han girls are wearing two piece ensembles whereas the Manchu girls wear a single floor length robe. They gave the Han girls white, heavily pleated skirts and hairstyles with swallow tails which were popular in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. I can’t really tell how the Manchu hairstyles are achieved but if they were indeed braided I need to give the hairstylist a trophy.

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Closeup of painting 豪家佚乐图 by 杨晋 from the late 17th/early 18th century showing the white skirt with many pleats and floral embroidery.

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Late 17th/early 18th century portrait of a Manchu lady showing her braided hairstyle and collarless chenyi with roundel motifs.

I just noticed that they did give the Manchu characters three earrings on each ear, a practice known as 一耳三钳 yi’ersanqian, to differentiate them from the Han ones, who wear one earring on each ear; that’s a nice touch. Ok I think the biggest problem with the Han women’s costumes in this show is the collar height and fit. It should be much taller and more fitted to the wearer’s neck. Oh and I love the embroidery on all of their costumes, they’re often in roundel patterns or at least follow the pattern distribution common to the early 18th century. The choice of florals and butterflies is also really cute and true to the era and season (this is probably springtime), in addition to adding contrast to the menswear which usually features plain fabrics or those with brocaded geometric patterns.

This square necked garment is very interesting and does have a historical precedent, they got the construction correct even down to the wide facing at the collar. I don’t particularly agree with the use of fake hair for this lady because I think it’d be more authentic to braid her hair or use a turban to cover it (it’s also a little too big).

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Early Qing portrait of a Manchu lady. You can see her hair is much smaller.

They did recreate the smaller hair with another character, who is Han but probably changed into Manchu garb for riding. I cannot tell you how much I respect their attention to occasion.

Usually I would stop at episode 10 but I really want to see the winter clothes featured in the promotional photos so I skipped ahead. The winter clothes did not disappoint. The black fur collar trim is completely correct and so is the white fur trim for the rest of the coat. They’re also wearing winter hats with fur.

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Winter clothing.

Omg this cloak YASSSSSS!! This might be the most legit early Qing cloak I have ever seen in a period drama. The construction is great because: 1) it doesn’t have a hood like in most period dramas, Chinese cloaks didn’t have attached hoods 2) it’s collarless, which is true to the early Qing 3) it’s pleated around the neck and most Qing cloaks were constructed by pleating or gathering around the neck 4) it buttons at the front with five buttons, which was conventional for Qing outerwear 5) it has no other shenanigans like openings or sleeves 6) it’s in a wool/felt fabric that actually looks appropriate for the season. I think 6 is particularly important and refreshing to me personally because fabric choice is something that’s very often overlooked in Chinese period dramas, like you would see people running around a field of snow in shiny silk adjacent fabrics and you’d just think “aren’t they cold in that?” Woolen fabrics, especially worsted wool which was waterproof, was usually imported from Europe to make rain coats and other outerwear and was quite unique to the Qing Dynasty, so I really appreciate the use of them here.

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An artifact for early Qing cloaks. This one is pretty interesting since it also has a built in coat inside, but we can still see the construction of the outer cloak.

This Han look is very, very legit, and I love that it’s in a winter fabric too. The sleeves are a bit too short though, that’s also a recurring problem.

She’s probably wearing a 抹额 mo’e underneath her winter hat, which was a very popular accessory throughout the Kangxi and Yongzheng eras. Her 吉服 jifu robe looks pretty good too. I’m not sure if she would wear 朝珠 chaozhu (the bead necklace) for jifu though.

I leafed through 38 episodes and finally managed to get a screenshot of an outfit with the suspended kerchief. This is such a cool look that never got representation before this. You can see in many 18th century export paintings that sometimes Manchu women attached a plain white kerchief and other jewelry to the button at the dajin and just left them hanging there. My only quibble is that in the 18th century kerchiefs didn’t have this deliberately created rectangular shape yet, so they more than likely would just be loose and flowy instead of ironed and flat.

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Late 18th century export painting showing the kerchief.

Conclusion

Phew this got really long. I absolutely loved looking at the costumes in this drama, words cannot express how refreshing and well made they are. Because this drama has such bad ratings I was expecting some sloppy costuming but this totally blew my mind. They pulled out some rare garments and looks that no other period drama (that I know of) has done before and executed them almost flawlessly, e.g. the suspended kerchief, the cloak, the square necked jacket, the fur trimmed winter clothing etc.. The differentiation between Manchu and Han womenswear was perfectly handled, in a lot of older dramas you couldn’t tell the ethnicity of the female characters at all where you should be able to. The construction and cut of the clothes are almost entirely period and I commend the costumer for not adding unnecessary details to “spice things up”. The attention to occasion and season is also remarkable, in spring the female characters wear clothing with floral and butterfly motifs and in winter everyone wears warmer, heavyweight fabrics. This is something that usually tends to be lacking in a lot of older guzhuang dramas which paraded their characters around in gaudy colors and fabrics regardless of weather and occasion. There is still the classic Qing court drama problem of the costumes being accurate to a different era; the Manchu clothes look more appropriate to the Qianlong era (mid to late 18th century) whereas the Han ones are more on point. A couple recurring problems also exist, such as the use of the not-yet-invented changyi, standing collars that are too low and sleeves that are too short. However, that does not at all detract from how much I want to give the costuming team a cookie----no, my entire fucking cookie collection. It’s such a shame that the plot was mediocre because the costumes really have the potential to make this show groundbreaking. I rate the costuming in this drama a solid 7/10 and I will be naming this the most historically accurate Qing drama to ever grace this earth until a worthy contender appears. Bravo.

#costume analysis #chinese drama #dreaming back to the qing dynasty #qing dynasty #chinese fashion #historic fashion #18th century #court dress #Manchu clothing #清汉女装

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badmovieihave · 8 years ago

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Bad movie I have Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon 2013

#Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon #Huayi Brothers Media #Carina Lau #Chien Sheng #Mark Chao #Angelababy #Shaofeng Feng #Kenny Lin #Bum Kim #Dong Hu #Kun Chen #Shan Zhang #Guoyi Chen #Nan Tie #Jie Yan #Yachao Wang #Jingjing Ma

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yushentown-rp · 3 years ago

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wu jingjing

23 anos, estudante de design de jogos

Dormitório: Sim. Período: 4º. Clube: Basquete - Pivô. Intercambista: Não. Nacionalidade: Chinês. Etnia: Chinês. Idade ooc: +18. Temas de interesse: Angst, Crack, Fluffy, Romance, Shipping, Smut, Todos. Faceclaim: @ist_green - Instagrammer. Mewe: /yushen_jingjing

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Seus pais se conheceram bem jovens, passando por todas as fases possíveis de um relacionamento, viveram um romance longo e duradouro que se estendeu até o casamento. Mas como tudo não poderia ser tão perfeito assim, a primeira briga do casal logo surgiu ao descobrir que um bebê estava a caminho. Não que seu pai não o quisesse, apenas estava preocupado em conciliar o trabalho com sua vida pessoal. O homem era empresário e sempre precisava viajar para cuidar de assuntos em outras filiais fora do país de origem, coisa que não era fácil para nenhum dos dois por se mudarem constantemente e sem qualquer aviso prévio, o que poderia deixar a vida com um filho ainda mais desafiadora. Mesmo assim, não demorou para que o casal logo se animassem com a ideia de deixarem a família crescer, aceitando o fato de que seria difícil se mudar com um bebê. Wu Jingjing nasceu ainda na China, ficando lá por apenas seus quatro primeiros anos de vida e logo se mudou para o Canadá. Assim começou a maior dificuldade de seus pais que era fazer o pequeno não esquecer sua língua nativa, em casa só conversavam assim, mas não podiam evitar todo o aprendizado de Jingjing com inglês assim que ele começou a frequentar a escola. Diferente dos planos de seus pais, imaginando que logo se mudariam novamente, isso não aconteceu. Haviam tantos assuntos pendentes naquela filial que não houve qualquer necessidade que saíssem do Canadá.

Para si, o que bastava era ter o seu video game e computador onde passava a maior parte do tempo jogando, mas não só isso, sempre se interessou pelo conteúdo por trás dos jogos, tentava entender como eles foram criados e ficava fascinado com isso, por esse motivo fazia o mínimo na escola, não estudava até cansar, mas também não largava totalmente. Nunca foi de se estressar com facilidade ou ficar desconfortável com alguma coisa, mas quando tinha por volta de seus quinze anos, descobriu da pior forma o sentimento de frustração. Já morava no Canadá por tantos anos, tinha amigos bem próximos e uma vida começando a ser planejada, mas tudo isso foi quebrado quando seu pai foi chamado de volta para Hong Kong. A partir desse dia, Jingjing não conseguia se concentrar em tarefas simples, nem mesmo as que gostava muito, toda a preocupação era por ter perdido boa parte da fluência na língua nativa e que agora precisaria construir uma nova vida e novas amizades.

Os primeiros anos não foram fáceis, a escola era pouco flexível por ele não ser estrangeiro, por isso suas notas caíram drasticamente já que nem conseguia se expressar da forma que gostaria. Por mais que estivesse bravo com essa situação, não quis descontar nos pais pois sabia que não havia nenhum culpado ali e, com o tempo, toda essa insegurança foi sumindo já que recebia total apoio deles em tudo e até recebia aulas particulares para que se encaixasse mais uma vez. Seus novos amigos eram praticamente seus tutores por aí, precisavam lembrá-lo de muitas coisas, não só da língua mas sobre cultura também, pelo menos isso rendia sempre alguma história vergonhosa pela parte de Jingjing. A escolha para o futuro veio sem muita dificuldade, sua paixão por jogos desde pequeno havia só aumentado então tinha certeza do que iria cursar, não teve nenhum problema ao expor isso para os pais, aceitaram sua decisão rapidamente.

#acc!#design de jogos!#basquete!#estudante!#masculino!

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China's young jobseekers struggle despite economic recovery Biology student Ma Jingjing wandered the hall of a job fair in central China among other young Chinese hoping to find work in an economy crushed by the coronavirus pandemic. China's economy may hav... https://trendingph.net/chinas-young-jobseekers-struggle-despite-economic-recovery/?feed_id=8299&_unique_id=5f266b06ccf47 #chinas #economic #jobseekers #philippinenews #philippinesnews #recovery #struggle #trendingph #young

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tesaonews · 6 years ago

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Cafeína aumenta a eficiência de painéis solares

Aquilo que não passava de uma conversa despretensiosa entre especialistas no cantinho do café no laboratório acabou virando uma grande sacada científica. Enquanto trocavam ideias e degustavam o indispensável cafezinho da manhã, pesquisadores chineses que atuam na Universidade da Califórnia em Los Angeles (UCLA) pensaram se a bebida dos deuses não poderia ser boa também para um determinado tipo de painéis solares, os de “perovskita”.

Perovskita é o nome popular do óxido de cálcio e titânio, mineral relativamente raro que ocorre na forma de cristais quase cúbicos. Como existe um grupo de outros elementos com essa mesma disposição geométrica, a estrutura cristalina desses materiais também é chamada de perovskita. Elas são uma alternativa mais sustentável que as tradicionais placas de silício para converter luz solar em eletricidade, mas ainda precisam melhorar: elas convertem 17% da luz que recebem em eletricidade, contra 23% das melhores placas de silício.

“Um dia, conforme discutíamos sobre as células solares perovskitas, nosso colega Rui Wang disse, ‘se nós precisamos de café para impulsionar nossa energia, então será que as perovskitas também precisariam de café para ter uma performance melhor?”, relembrou em comunicado Jingjing Xue, um dos autores da pesquisa.

Xue faz parte do grupo de pesquisa conduzido pelo professor Yang Yang no Departamento de Ciência e Engenharia de Materiais na UCLA, equipe responsável pelo estudo. Quando os cientistas chineses lembraram que a cafeína é um alcaloide, compostos cujas moléculas interagem com a estrutura dos cristais coletores de luz nos painéis solares de perovskita, deixaram o café de lado esfriando e resolveram investigar a ciência por trás da brincadeira.

Foi então que os pesquisadores colocaram a mão na massa: adicionaram cafeína à camada de perovskita de 40 células solares e usaram a técnica da espectroscopia infravermelha para descobrir se os materiais haviam grudado. Não só grudaram como formaram uma “fechadura molecular”, criada da interação entre as carbonilas da cafeína (um átomo de carbono conectado por ligação dupla com um de oxigênio) e os íons de chumbo do material.

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A eficiência das células solares na conversão de energia subiu de 17% para 20%. Isso significa um aumento de 17,6% (o aumento de 17% para 20%), e coloca as placas mais sustentáveis num patamar mais próximo das melhores do mercado. De quebra, a super cola molecular também tornou a camada de perovskita mais resistente à quebra pelo calor. “Ficamos surpresos com o resultado”, disse Rui Wang, primeiro autor do artigo publicada nesta quinta (25) no periódico Joule.

“Cafeína pode ajudar a perovskita a atingir maior cristalinidade, menores defeitos e boa estabilidade, por isso pode desempenhar um papel na produção em escala de células solares de perovskita”, diz Wang. Elas são mais baratas, mais flexíveis e mais fáceis de se fabricar do que os painéis fotovoltaicos de silício — só faltava mesmo melhorar a eficiência. E, quem diria, esse ganho pode vir da tão querida cafeína nossa de cada dia.

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cnnbrk (August 03, 2018 at 04:30PM)

Amber Alert issued for a 12-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted from Reagan National Airport while visiting from China. Ma Jingjing was last seen with her tour group on Thursday morning. https://t.co/A5tAFKDghB https://t.co/wi7TXSjeNE - From Twitter

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Guys, I need an update. Is China supposed to be an unbeatable superpower or close to collapse today? I can't keep up with the Americans propaganda

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😂 "CHINA WILL COLLAPSE!" / "CHINA IS THE BIGGEST WORLD THREAT!" | IL DUALISMO RIDICOLO DELLA PROPAGANDA ANTI-CINESE 😂

🤮 Il doppio standard, in assoluto l'aspetto più disgustoso della propaganda occidentale, viene applicato a qualsiasi questione riguardante la Cina 🇨🇳

😂 I media dell'Occidente amano crogiolarsi nella più ridicola e disgustosa propaganda anti-Cinese. Nella loro indole anti-Cinese, sono perfettamente in grado di promuovere messaggi anti-Cinesi in contrasto tra loro 🤹‍♂️

😂 Pensiero confuso e ipocrisia sono caratteristiche fondanti dell'Occidente. Come fa notare la Compagna Li Jingjing, i media Occidentali presentano sempre due "teorie" [😂 ] sulla Cina:

一 "La Cina sta per collassare" 🤣

😂 È dagli anni '90 che gli "esperti di Cina" (si riconoscono subito: non conoscono la lingua Cinese, non sanno niente della Cina, non sono mai stati in Cina, ma amano sputare sentenze sulla Cina) affermano che la Cina «è sul punto di collassare» 😂

♨️ Da "The Coming Chinese Collapse" del 1995 di Goldstone a "The Coming Collapse of China" di Gordon G. Chang, ogni anno - dal 1995 al 2023, questi 白痴 ancora sognano il "collasso della Cina", ma la Cina è sempre cresciuta, e ha raggiunto il Grande Traguardo dell'edificazione della 小康社会 ⭐️

🔍 Approfondimento: "Ogni previsione dell'Occidente sul "Collasso della Cina" è fallita" 😂

😂 Ridicolizzando sé stessi, gli "esperti di Cina" hanno tentato un'altra via, che peraltro utilizzano ancora, ovvero: «Le difficoltà dell'Economia Cinese» | Leggendo tali articoli, viene dipinta una situazione di perenne crisi, salvo poi dover rimanere in silenzio di fronte ai risultati raggiunti 🤭

🤔 «Recentemente - afferma Li Jingjing - c'è stato un aumento da parte dei media occidentali di articoli che dipingono un'immagina "cupa" dell'Economia Cinese» | Basta guardare ai dati economici del Q1 (+4,5%) e del Q2 (+6,3%) per comprendere che si tratta della classica spazzatura occidentale 😂

🤔 Ora va di moda il Caso Evergrande 😂 | Negli USA collassano le banche e la situazione economica rimane "positiva e vibrante", la Cina - invece - è dall'anno scorso che "sta per collassare a causa di Evergrande" | 哈哈哈哈哈哈哈 😂

一 2015, WSJ: "China’s Economic Growth in 2015 Is Slowest in 25 Years", lamentando difficoltà. Tasso di crescita del 2015? +6,9% 😂

二 2016, ansiogeno articolo di Reuters, "China cuts 2016 growth target amid continued economy concerns" - Tasso di crescita del 2016? +6,7% 😂

三 2017, è il momento di The Guardian, "Chinese growth slips to slowest pace for 26 years" - Tasso di crescita del 2017? +6,9% 😂

🐰 Si potrebbe continuare con 2018 - 2023, ma il punto è chiaro 🤧 Per l'Occidente, la Cina deve essere sempre fallimentare, però poi non si spiega perché debbano unirsi tutti per bloccare la sua ascesa 😂

🤔 Allora, non potendo più negare i risultati, hanno dato il via al mantra da 笨蛋: «Ma a quale prezzo?» 😂 | Approfondimento 🔍

二 "La Cina è la più grande minaccia del Mondo" 🤣

😂 La Cina, per l'Occidente, è sempre sul punto di collassare: non funziona niente, è sempre in crisi e così via. Però, allo stesso tempo, è la più grande minaccia del Mondo, in quanto è troppo potente, potentissima, e la sua ascesa economica, politica e militare va fermata dai "democratici e civilizzati" 😂

💬 «È come guardare una TV con solo due canali: uno mostra un piccolo agnellino che respira affannosamente, l'altro un mostro pronto a colpire. Ancora non hanno deciso quale dei due sia la Cina» 😂

🌸 Iscriviti 👉 @collettivoshaoshan 😘

😂 "CHINA WILL COLLAPSE!" / "CHINA IS THE BIGGEST WORLD THREAT!" | THE RIDICULOUS DUALISM OF ANTI-CHINESE PROPAGANDA 😂

🤮 The double standard, by far the most disgusting aspect of Western propaganda, is applied to any issue concerning China 🇨🇳

😂 Western media love to revel in the most ridiculous and disgusting anti-Chinese propaganda. In their anti-Chinese disposition, they are quite capable of promoting conflicting anti-Chinese messages 🤹‍♂️

😂 Confused thought and hypocrisy are founding characteristics of the West. As Comrade Li Jingjing points out, the Western media always present two "theories" [😂 ] about China:

一 "China is about to collapse" 🤣

😂 Since the 1990s, the "experts on China" (they are easy to recognize: they don't know the Chinese language, they know nothing about China, they've never been to China, but they love to spit judgments about China) claim that China «is about to collapse» 😂

♨️ From Goldstone's 1995 "The Coming Chinese Collapse" to Gordon G. Chang's "The Coming Collapse of China", every year - from 1995 to 2023, these 白痴 still dream of the "collapse of China", but China is always grown up, and reached the Great Goal of building the 小康社会 ⭐️

🔍 Insight: "Every prediction of the West about the "Collapse of China" has failed" 😂

😂 By ridiculing themselves, the "experts on China" have tried another way, which they still use, namely: "The difficulties of the Chinese economy" | Reading these articles, a situation of perennial crisis is painted, only to have to remain silent in the face of the results achieved 🤭

🤔 «Recently - says Li Jingjing - there has been an increase in Western media articles that paint a "gloomy" picture of the Chinese economy» | Just look at the Q1 (+4.5%) and Q2 (+6.3%) economic data to understand that this is classic Western garbage 😂

🤔 Now the Evergrande Case is fashionable 😂 | In the USA the banks collapse and the economic situation remains "positive and vibrant", China - on the other hand - has been "about to collapse due to Evergrande" since last year | 哈哈哈哈哈哈哈 😂

一 2015, WSJ: "China's Economic Growth in 2015 Is Slowest in 25 Years", lamenting difficulties. Growth rate of 2015? +6,9% 😂

二 2016, anxious Reuters article, "China cuts 2016 growth target amid continued economy concerns" - 2016 growth rate? +6,7% 😂

三 2017, it's time for The Guardian, "Chinese growth slips to slowest pace for 26 years" - 2017 growth rate? +6,9% 😂

🐰 We could continue with 2018 - 2023, but the point is clear 🤧 For the West, China must always be in bankruptcy, but then it is not clear why everyone must unite to block its rise 😂

🤔 So, since they could no longer deny the results, they started the mantra from 笨蛋: «But at what price?» 😂 | insight 🔍

二 "China is the biggest threat in the world" 🤣

😂 China, for the West, is always on the verge of collapse: nothing works, it's always in crisis and so on. However, at the same time, it is the greatest threat in the world, as it is too powerful, very powerful, and its economic, political and military rise must be stopped by the "democratic and civilized" 😂

💬 ′′ It's like watching a TV with only two channels: one shows a little lamb breathing heavily, the other a monster ready to strike. They still haven't decided which of the two is China" 😂

🌸 Subscribe 👉 @collettivoshaoshan 😘

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Study: Onset of COVID-19 pandemic led to 74% drop in overall emotional well-being

People in China who said they felt knowledgeable about the coronavirus at the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic were more likely to have a positive emotional state than were those who said they didn’t feel well informed, according to a new study co-authored by a Johns Hopkins University researcher.

Drawing from two large nationwide surveys conducted in China around the time of the coronavirus outbreak, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Assistant Professor Haiyang Yang found that the onset of the pandemic led to a 74% drop in overall emotional well-being. Factors that accentuated the decline included residing near an outbreak epicenter, being a member of a vulnerable group such as the elderly, and dealing with relationship issues during a lockdown.

Yet Yang and his co-author, Jingjing Ma of Peking University, note that people who perceived themselves as knowledgeable about the virus—regardless of the actual amount of their knowledge—experienced more happiness during the outbreak than did those who didn’t perceive themselves as informed about COVID-19. This higher perception of one’s own knowledge was associated with a stronger sense of control, which helped protect emotional well-being, Yang says.

What’s more, this conclusion was largely consistent across demographic and economic groups.

“People’s perceptions about themselves are often more potent in influencing their emotional well-being than the corresponding objective aspects,” says Yang, a psychology expert. He adds that the findings of the study, which is published in Psychiatry Research, could inform public policymakers and mental health authorities who seek to protect or boost psychological well-being during a major outbreak such as COVID-19.

“Resources for mental health care should be made more available to groups that are most psychologically vulnerable during an epidemic,” Yang says. “Specific policies, programs, and interventions need to be developed to help foster positive family relationships during an extended lockdown. Also, efforts that increase people’s understanding of how to effectively prevent infection can help boost their sense of control and, consequently, their psychological health.”

source https://scienceblog.com/516426/study-onset-of-covid-19-pandemic-led-to-74-drop-in-overall-emotional-well-being/

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People who say they know more about coronavirus feel better

People in China who said they felt knowledgeable about the coronavirus at the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic were more likely to have a positive emotional state than those who said they didn’t, a new study shows.

Drawing from two large nationwide surveys conducted in China around the time of the coronavirus outbreak, researchers found the onset of the pandemic led to a 74% drop in overall emotional well-being.

Residing near an outbreak epicenter, being a member of a vulnerable group such as the elderly, and dealing with relationship issues during a lockdown were all factors that accentuated the decline.

The researchers note, however, that people who perceived themselves as knowledgeable about the virus—regardless of the actual amount of their knowledge—experienced more happiness during the outbreak than did those who didn’t perceive themselves as informed about COVID-19.

This higher perception of one’s own knowledge associated with a stronger sense of control, which helped protect emotional well-being, says Haiyang Yang, an assistant professor in the Carey Business School at Johns Hopkins University.

What’s more, this conclusion was largely consistent across demographic and economic groups.

“People’s perceptions about themselves are often more potent in influencing their emotional well-being than the corresponding objective aspects,” says Yang.

He adds that the findings of the study could inform public policymakers and mental health authorities who seek to protect or boost psychological well-being during a major outbreak such as COVID-19.

“Resources for mental health care should be made more available to groups that are most psychologically vulnerable during an epidemic,” says Yang.

“Specific policies, programs, and interventions need to be developed to help foster positive family relationships during an extended lockdown. Also, efforts that increase people’s understanding of how to effectively prevent infection can help boost their sense of control and, consequently, their psychological health.”

The research appears in Psychiatry Research. Yang’s coauthor Jingjing Ma is from Peking University.

Source: Johns Hopkins University

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