#Quan Yi Lun

[movielosophy]

Blossom | If I hadn't meet you, my life would be nothing but mediocre. There's no need to feel sorry for me.

[kdram-chjh]

Cdrama: Blossom (2024?)

Trailer 【九重紫 | Blossom】 首支片花——孟子义李昀锐珠沉玉碎入轮回

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6YT1SlbVig

[lantianlong]

Please let there be a live-action “Thousand Autumns/Qian Qiu” and cast as Shen Qiao the beautiful Quan Yi Lun-全伊倫 🥰

[eyenaku]

Ji ji fu ji ji

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[viriyanon]

guess who just went berserk 😊❤️🔪

"under the setting sun, their sillhouettes gradually become one."

hey screenwriter i dont know what ur trying to imply but if its what im thinking i wont hesitate to yeet myself to the sun, sunset is gay now.

also theres no ep 37. this is the official end scene for killer and healer bye. what is blood? what is wanting to eat tangyuan with you but im tired i want to sleep? idk them.

also op, thank you so much for translating it makes much more sense now. not all heroes wear cap, my greatest respect for you. heres some cookies 🍪🍪🍪

I translated the fix-it ending from the screenwriter of the show. [Source here]

I’m neither a native speaker of English nor Chinese, and am also not good with words. But this ending is so perfect that I wanted to try my best to share with you all. It is from the screenwriter, so it’s canon in my mind. And I personally think you can’t ask for a better ending than this. I hope this makes you feel just as happy as it did for me. I had a smile on the whole time I was reading / translating it. :)

(PS: Audio drama please outdo this if you can.)

(PSS: This was written in movie-script format. Colored lines are dialogs, for your convenience.)

(PSSS: Might go back to check for errors later. I’m almost dead.)

[gravitydefyingtears]

Danmei Roundup

I suddenly realized that ever since MDZS opened the doors, I’ve steadily gone through a good amount of danmei. 👀 Since I’m apparently doing anything except write my final paper, I compiled a list of stories I’ve come to know either through their novels or audio drama adaptations (or both). Any of them look familiar? lol

Adding/updating the list as I go + highlighting some of my favs.

Period Fantasy: Wuxia, Xianxia

人渣反派自救系统 — 墨香铜臭 (Scum Villain’s Self-Saving System — Mo Xiang Tong Xiu) *system/transmigration*

��道祖师 — 墨香铜臭 (Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation — Mo Xiang Tong Xiu)

天官赐福 — 墨香铜臭 (Heaven Official’s Blessing — Mo Xiang Tong Xiu)

铜钱龛世 — 木苏里 (Copper Coins — Mu Su Li)

二哈和他的白猫师尊 — 肉包不吃肉 (Dumb Husky and His White Cat Shizun — Meatbun Doesn’t Eat Meat)

Sci-Fi/Survival (? idk what 无限流 is called)

全球高考 — 木苏里 (Global Examination — Mu Su Li)

地球上线 — 莫晨欢 (The Earth is Online — Mo Chen Huan)

Modern Setting

Crime/Mystery

犯罪心理 — 长洱 (Criminal Psychology — Chang Er) 

默读 — Priest (Silent Reading — Priest)

破云 — 淮上 (Breaking Through the Clouds — Huai Shang)

皮囊 — 潭石 (Skin — Tan Shi) 

Gaming

你师父我人傻钱多 — 莫晨欢 (Your Shifu is Stupid Rich — Mo Chen Huan)

网恋翻车指南 — 酱子贝 (How to Fail at Online Dating — Jiang Zi Bei)

你亲我一下 — 引路星 (Give Me a Kiss — Yin Lu Xing) *celebrity* 

Schoolyard Romance

我喜欢你的信息素 — 引路星 (I Like Your Pheromones — Yin Lu Xing) *abo*

伪装学渣 — 木瓜黄 (Fake Slackers — Mu Gua Huang)

信息素说我们不可能 — 毛球球 (The Pheromones Say We've Got No Chance — Mao Qiu Qiu) *abo* 

Celebrity/Entertainment Business

我嗑了对家X我的CP — PEPA (I Ship My Adversary x Me — PEPA)

情敌每天都在变美 — 公子于歌 (My Love Rival is Getting Prettier Every Day — Gongzi Yu Ge) *system/transmigration*

我只喜欢你的人设 — 稚楚 (I Only Like Your Persona — Zhi Chu)

营业悖论 — 稚楚 (Fanservice Paradox — Zhi Chu) *boy group*

小行星 — 微风几许 (Little Asteroid — Wei Feng Ji Xu) *abo*

落池 — 余酲 (Falling Into the Pond — Yu Cheng)

迪奥先生 — 绿野千鹤 (Mr. Dior — Lv Ye Qian He) *crack/amnesia*

职业替身 — 水千丞 (Professional Body Double — Shui Qian Cheng) *rebirth*

没钱 — 吕天逸 (Broke — Lv Tian Yi) *system/supernatural*

营销号说你喜欢我 — 螽斯 (Clickbait Media Accounts Say You Like Me — Zhong Si)

Supernatural/Fantasy

论以貌取人的下场 — 月下蝶影 (The Consequences of Judging a Book by Its Cover — Yue Xia Die Ying)

我开动物园那些年 — 拉棉花糖的兔子 (Those Years I Opened a Zoo — La Mian Hua Tang de Tu Zi) *system*

临时保镖 — 绿野千鹤 (Last-Minute Bodyguard — Lv Ye Qian He)

Slice-of-Life/Other

飞鸥不下 — 回南雀 (Flying Gulls Never Land — Hui Nan Que) *adopted brothers*

安知我意 — 北南 (Know My Heart — Bei Nan)

刺青 — 不问三九 (Tattoo — Bu Wen San Jiu)

燎原 — 不问三九 (Wildfire — Bu Wen San Jiu) 

烧不尽 — 回南雀 (Eternal Burning — Hui Nan Que)

腹黑和腹黑的终极对决 — 羲和清零 (Behind the Scenes Hunter — Xi He Qing Ling) *corporate battle*

… … …

And then there are some more I started to various extents:

这题超纲了 — 木瓜黄 (Beyond the Outline — Mu Gua Huang) *schoolyard*

不要在垃圾桶里捡男朋友 — 骑鲸南去 (Don’t Pick Up Boyfriends from the Trash — Qi Jing Nan Qv) *transmigration/system*

魔尊也想知道 — 青色羽翼 (Mo-Zun Also Wants to Know — Qing Se Yu Yi) *period fantasy/system*

可爱过敏原 — 稚楚 (Adorable Allergen — Zhi Chu) *schoolyard/adopted brothers*

欢迎来到噩梦游戏 — 薄暮冰轮 (Welcome to the Nightmare Game — Bo Mu Bing Lun) *sci-fi/transmigration/survival?*

恶性依赖 — 金刚圈 (Unhealthy Attachment — Jin Gang Quan) *modern*

营养过良 — 芥菜糊糊 (Nutrition Overload — Jie Cai Hu Hu) *cats*

S.C.I. 谜案集 — 耳雅 (S.C.I. Mystery — Er Ya) *crime/mystery*

嚣张 — 巫哲 (Audacious — Wu Zhe) *schoolyard* 

穿成反派总裁小情人 — 林盎司 (Transmigrated as the Villain CEO’s Little Lover — Lin Ounce) *transmigration/entertainment business*

一不小心和醋精结婚了 — 一枚纽扣 (My Accidental Husband is Full of Vinegar — Yi Mei Niu Kou) *modern*

碎玉投珠 — 北南 (Sui Yu Tou Zhu — Bei Nan) *80s/90s setting*

兼职无常后我红了 — 拉棉花糖的兔子 (After I Started Working as a Wu Chang, I Became Popular — La Mian Hua Tang de Tu Zi) *modern/supernatural*

新时代，新地府 — 林知落 (New Times, New Hell — Lin Zhiluo) *supernatural/modern/crack*

两A相逢必有一O — 厉冬忍 (When Two As Meet, There Must Be One O — Li Dong Ren) *abo/schoolyard*

破云2：吞海 — 淮上 (Swallow the Sea — Huai Shang) *crime/mystery* 

[newhanfu]

Handsome Man in Ming Dynasty Hanfu

Hanfu Model: Quan Yi Lun

[menwithsword]

Dance Party with Ian Yi, Chen Yu Cheng & Quan Pei Lun. They are all so adorable ~ Tati 

[pattietheultimatedreamer]

💗 My Asian Man Crushes ❣️

🇰🇷

• Jung Il Woo

• Na In-Woo

• Woo-sik Choi

• Lee Sang Yeob

• Cho Seung-woo

• Park Sung-woong

• Joo Won

• Woo Do Hwan

• Go Soo

• Han Suk-Kyu

• Yoon Shi-yoon

• Yoo Min-Kyu

• Yeo Jin-Goo

• Kim Jisoo

🇯🇵

• Yokohama Ryusei

• Yuki Yamada

• Tadanobu Asano

• Ryo Narita

• Kaneko Daichi

• Takasugi Mahiro

• Hayato Isomura

• Murakami Nijiro

♍️ My C Ultimate Men ❤️‍🔥

• Li Chung Lin

• Zhang He

• Yu Cheng En

• Li Fei

• Wang Hao Ge

• Xiao Kai Zhong

• Wang Hao Xuan

• Qin Junjie

🧚🏻 My Heart & Soul 🥷🏻

• Zhang Yi Jie

• Shi Zi Xun

Oh My Fukking Gosh 🔥⚡️💫

• Chang Hua Sen

• Ci Sha

• Wang Hong Yi

Forever Devoted to U 🫰🏻

• Zhu Zan Jin

• Zhang Xiao Chen (รักนะจุ๊บๆ)

Damn Boi…🫨🤒

• Hei Ze

• Li Ruo Tian

• Gao Yang

Adore U Madly 😤🥺

• Qiao Zhen Yu (🥹)

You bewitched me 🫠

• Zhang Wan Yi

• Yang Xu Wen 🤧

Broke my rules for U 😤

• Guo Jia Nan

• Yuan Zi Ming

• Liang Yong Qi

I kinda like you a lot 😗

• Zhou Jun Wei (อรุ่มเจ๊าะ)

• Li Jiu Lin (ท่าน���าย…)

• Yan Zi Xian

Slowly Sink into You 😷

• Xia Zhi Guang

• Zeng Shun Xi

• Wei Zhe Ming

🧝🏻‍♂️ Fascination 🫰🏻

• Liu Xue Yi

• June Wu

• Li Yun Rui

• Xia Zhi Guang

• Jing Chao

• Ji Chen

• Deng Kai

• Wang Zu Yi

Oh Boy….🥹...!?

New Entry 🎯

🔆 C interested 🔆

• Quan Yi Lun

• Chen Zhe Yuan

• Zhu Yi Long

• Dylan Wang

• Qu Chu Xiao

• Chen Fei Yu

• Wang Rui Chang

• Wang Xing Yue

• Zhang Hao Wei

• He Feng Tian

Always support 😎

• Daniel Wu

• Mark Chao

• Wang Zhuo Cheng

• Hu Ge

• Chang Chen

• Karry Wang

• Ethan Juan

• Wang Duo

• Wu Xiubo

Papi ..!?

• Peter Ho

• Li Ze Feng

• Qin Hao

• Zhou Lu La

👊🏻 Big Fan ✊🏻

• Yang Hui Xiang

• Yang Yang

• Fu Xin Bo

• Zhu Ya Wen

• Chen Kun

• Chen Yi

Imma Fan of you sirs 🤘🏻

• Luo Jin

• Cheng Yi

• Lei Jia Yin

• Eddie Peng

• Zhou Ting Wei

• He Feng Tian

• Xu Zheng Xi

• Gong Jun

• Lu Fang Sheng

[movielosophy]

An Ancient Love Song | How can he be so handsome?

[bookofjin]

Before the War of Eight Kings, Part 1

Just posting this to get it out of the way, I didn’t even manage to get to the death of Emperor Wu. Opinions are my own. I make no excuses.

King vs. Prince

The earliest Chinese rulers were called wang 王, as a hereditary ruler of an independent state, the most obvious translation of  王 is “King”. Later on, at the end of the Warring States era, the 王 of Qin conquered all the other Chinese kings, and invented a new title for himself, huang-di皇帝, which is usually translated “Emperor”. Qin was destroyed just a few decades later by an alliance of rebel generals who again took the title of 王 for themselves. In the end, the 王 of Han conquered the other  王, and declared himself Emperor. He made his sons  王 to rule over various conquered territories as vassals to the Emperor. Later Emperors continued to give out this title to their sons, but over time all their powers were stripped away. So basically what happened was that the Emperor sent away all his sons, except the heir to the throne, to pretend to rule over territories actually governed by officials appointed by the Emperor. It is actually quite similar to modern European royal families. The Duke of Sussex doesn't actually rule over Sussex. For these people translating  王 as “King” doesn't really fit that well, which is why “Prince” is often used as well. But at the same time rulers of foreign states continued to be called 王. The issue is further confused by a third use of the title, as a stepping stone to declaring yourself Emperor. At the end of Han, Cao Cao, Sun Quan and Liu Bei three at various stages took the title of 王. One of the privileges of being an amateur is that you can do what you like, so I have decided to always translate  王 as King. Create Assembly has chosen to use Prince. But you should know that it really exactly the same word, it is just a choice of translation. War of the Eight Kings

The Book of Jin is a history book written in the early 7th century, based on earlier now mostly lost books. It covers the history of the Western and Eastern Jin empires from 266 to 420 AD, and is divided into 130 Scrolls (or “Chapters”). From 291 to 306. the ruling family of the Western Jin Empire tore itself apart in a series of internal conflicts, eventually ending with the full collapse of the empire. Scroll 59 of the Book of Jin has biographies for the eight members of the Jin imperial family that had leading roles in these conflicts: Sima Liang, King of Runan (d. 291) Sima Wei, King of Chu (b. 271, d. 291) Sima Lun, King of Zhao (d. 301) Sima Jiong, King of Qi (d. 302) Sima Ai, King of Changsha (b. 277, d. 304) Sima Ying, King of Chengdu (b. 279, d. 306) Sima Yong, King of Hejian (d. 306) Sima Yue, King of Donghai (d. 311) Because of that, the whole time period has become know as the “War of Eight Kings”, but this is not really a very accurate description. First of all, all eight kings were never active at the same time, the youngest ones were just kids when the first ones got killed. It was also not just one war, but rather a series of palace coups, which escalated into a series of short civil wars, which escalated into a big messy civil war and general rebellion. I sometimes call the period for the “Jin civil wars”. War of Eight Kings sounds much cooler though. Rise of the Sima clan, reign of Emperor Wu I won't go into too much detail here on the rise to power of the Sima clan, and their takeover of of the Wei empire, the most of powerful of the Three Kingdoms. Sufficient to say, is that in 249 Sima Yi, one of Wei's leading generals and statesmen, and co-regent to the Emperor, launched a coup to effectively take control of the government of Wei. When Sima Yi died in 251, power passed to his oldest son, Sima Shi. And when Sima Shi died without sons in 255, power passed to his younger brother Sima Zhao. By the end of 260 Sima Zhao had done away with the last of his rivals, and installed a puppet emperor of his own choosing. In 263 his generals conquered Shu and Liu Shan's Han empire. On 2 May 264 he was granted the title King of Jin. Sima Zhao died 6 September 265. Sima Zhao was inherited by his oldest son Sima Yan, who quickly went through the final steps to replacing Wei, like Wei had previously replaced Han. The final Emperor of Wei abdicated 4 February 266, and on 8 February Sima Yan formally ascended the throne as Emperor of Jin. He has become best known under his posthumous title Emperor Wu – the “Martial Emperor”. Views on Emperor Wu is usually reduced to someone who indulged himself with a massive harem, while instituting policies that would eventually doom his empire. But compared to his predecessors, his almost 25 year long reign was a hallmark of stability. While court intrigues were sometimes quite fierce, in the end there were no political executions. And in 280 Jin's generals quickly overwhelmed Sun Hao's Wu empire in a massive invasion that reunited most territories of the old Han empire. Position of the Sima princes within the empire First the Han and then the Wei Emperors had kept their relatives out of political power, and instead sent them away with empty noble titles. This had the benefit of stopping them from interfering in the government and challenging the Emperor's authority. But it had the big downside of isolating the Emperor from his natural allies against takeovers from outside the imperial family. This meant that if the Emperor was a child, or otherwise incapable or uninterested in ruling, there was a power vacuum waiting for an outsider to fill. During the Han, the court had often been dominated by the Empress' family. During Wei nobody had been able to stop the Sima family from taking over. It turned out that while all the officials of course professed their absolute loyalty to the Emperor, most of them did not really mind someone not the Emperor being actually in charge. Based on these lessons, Emperor Wu decided to deeply involve his family in running the empire. First of all, at the beginning of his reigns he gave all his male relatives the Sima clan titles as kings. All descendants of his great grandfather Sima Fang were included. Sima Fang had eight sons, Sima Yi had nine sons, and Sima Zhao also had nine sons. So altogether there were quite a lot of them. I will try to include small family trees with those who become relevant.Having made his relatives Kings, Emperor Wu then also increased their privileges compared to what imperial relatives had enjoyed during Han and Wei. He gave the some say in appointments to their fiefs, the right to a personal armed guard, and let them stay in the imperial capital at Luoyang rather than requiring them to go and look after their fiefs, but most importantly he gave them important appointments at court and command of armies in the field. Sima Liang's political power did not come from his title as the notional King of Runan, but the important offices he held, and because he was the Emperor's trusted granduncle. Sima Zhong becomes Heir Emperor Wu had altogether twenty-six sons, but only nine survived to adulthood. His first wife was Yang Yan from the prestigious Yang clan of Hongnong. They had three sons, all born before he became emperor. The oldest died young, but the two others survived, these were Sima Zhong (b. 259) and Sima Jian (b. 262). When at the founding of Jin, Emperor Wu made Yang Yan his Empress, and almost exactly a year later, on 4 February 267, he formally established Sima Zhong as his heir to the throne. Sima Zhong was then seven or eight years old. On 2 April 272 Sima Zhong was married to Jia Nanfeng (b. 257), daughter of Jia Chong (d. 282), one of the most prominent men in the empire. Sima Zhong was then twelve or thirteen years old, she was two years older. In theory, the Emperor, as an autocrat with absolute power, could designate whoever he wanted as heir to the throne, but culturally the expectation was that the Emperor's oldest son with his Empress should inherit. There had not been a regularly appointed heir since Cao Rui. Quickly designating his oldest son as the heir signalled that the Jin empire would be run along orthodox lines. There was also the general fickleness of life to consider. Life expectancy in the 3rd century was much shorter than it is today, and mortality at all ages was much higher. There was no guarantee Emperor Wu would live to see his children grow up. Having an heir already in place, whose legitimacy was unassailable and who was connected by marriage to one of the leading families of the times, should have left the succession a settled question.

[supportingasianactorsactresses]

Quan Pei Lun finished filming with “Ru Yi Ke Zhan” Source: 权沛伦 (weibo) ~ Tati 

[waterspirit6x8]

The MALineage Project Site

The Martial Arts Lineage Project website had attempted to collect lineage history and details of any martial art or person; unfortunately it is not always accessible; it partially appears on its Facebook site.

Martial Arts Lineage Project-1 http://www.malineage.com/styles/Liuhebafaquan http://www.malineage.com/node/16502/edit

Philosophy Submitted by: dr_k_conor

There exists four 'documents', each carrying traits of history and philosophy principles that are generally presented to explain and teach LiuHe BaFa and boxing. The First I will call the 'Cave Codex' alledgedly from found within a Mt. Hua Yo Shan 華嶽山 grotto 洞. Note that the Taoist Canon is divided into three dong 洞, "caves", "grottoes". The Second is usually called the 'Five Word' verses or 'songs' 拳學 五字 歌訣; these are generally refered to as: quan2 xue2, 拳學, boxing knowledge in verse format, wu3 zi4 五字 5-character-word in length, and ge1 jue2 歌訣 'secret' verses of farewell.[this is often mistranslated as 'song']  The 'said' author is given as Li, 'East-wind' 李東風 Li Dong-feng whose name does not appear in any archaic Song Dynasty document. However, some LHBF student place great value in them. The Third 'document' the actual exercise names, for the Nanjing 66-form series of Wu Yi-hui 六十六 起式 easily can be seen as differing and each form naming demonstrates the academic proficiency of Wu as a man of the arts. Some of the 66-lines of 5-characters each also includes Chinese idioms and references to history, art, and music. http://www.silkqin.com http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id11.html

The Fourth 'document' collective are the commentaries written from various teachers to explain via verses; there are either simple two-word idioms, or longer 5 or seven word explanations.

The Six Combinations [also called 'harmonies' as unified concordances], LiuHe 六 合  are as follows: >1. bodys' structure harmonizes with the minds' awareness, >2. minds' awareness harmonizes with innate 'intent', >3. intent harmonizes with the chi (energy-flow), >4. chi harmonize with the 'spirit', >5. spirit harmonizes with 'motion', >6. motion harmonizes with the 'everywhere', [ Note: that there are actually seven factors, Ti, Xin, Yi, Qi, Shen, Tung, Kung. ]

The Eight Methods [also called 'laws' or regulations], BaFa 八法 are as follows: >1. Qi-Fa =Flow: Move the chi and concentrate the spirit >2. Ku-Fa =Bone: Genuine-structural energy when bones are correct >3. Hsing-Fa =Form: Shapes exchange freely, follow a model, pantomime >4. Sui-Fa =Following: Flexible, adaptable, and coordinated in union >5. Ti-Fa =Lifting: Lift the head upward as if suspended from space >6. Huan-Fa =Reversal: The interchange of motions reverses and reciprocates >7. Le-Fa =Limit: Restraint is needed to harness the dynamic forces >8. Fu-Fa =Hidden: The intrinsic force arises from natural obscurity without method. http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id11.html http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id55.html

One of the often addended 'Fourth Document' ideas, is not from LiuHe BaFa at all, they are from late 1800's to 1900's codification of bodily anatomy often used in the zhan zhuang 站樁 'standing post' of Yi quan 意 拳  from Wang Xiang-zhai who was 'friendly' and respectful to Wu and also from some teachers of Ba-kua-palming. These are often unnecessary and may also be misleading. http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id12.html A more relevant added teaching is from Huang Shou Ting, 黃手庭 of the Shanghai Wu Shu Association, who studied with Song Guang-yu 宋关羽 in Xu Shou; he discusses 8-physical aspects differently : > Qi-Luo: 起 : 落 rising + falling > Dong-Jing: 動 : 靜 moving + stillness > Jin-Tui: 進 : 退 advance + retreat > Kai-He: 開 : 合 open + close > Yin-Yang: 陰 : 陽 in+out, soft+hard > Xu-Shi: 虛 : 实 empty + full > Wa-Qiao: 跃 : 远 jumping + bridging > Liu-He: 六 : 合 internal six-pairs in harmony http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id11.html

Waterspirit6x8 Teachings; http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id11.html Liuhebafachuan; http://www.liuhebafachuan.com/ Liuhebafa verses; http://trinity.psnw.com/~dlmurray/6h8m1.html

Martial Arts Lineage Project-2 http://www.malineage.com/styles/Liuhebafaquan http://www.malineage.com/node/16502/edit

LiuHe BaFa quan Submitted by: dr_k_conor LiuHeBaFa, LiuHe BaFa, Lok Hop Pat Fat, Six-harmony, Eight-methods Boxing Exercise http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id37.html LiuHe BaFa 六合八法 is a collective of martial concepts and boxing exercises. http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id21.html LiuHe BaFa 六合八法 is also a collective of verse of concepts, the Six Harmonies 六合, obtainable by an understanding the utilization of Eight Methods 八法; each aspect is derived from archaic Chinese exercises and pugalisms. The LiuHe BaFa boxing is not directly derived from the modern versions of Tai-chi-, Xing-yi-, or Ba-kua-palm boxing. http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id11.html The verse name is often abbreviated in non-Chinese as LHBF or LHPF. The core concepts and methods of the LiuHe BaFa are known to be derived from the 1900's manchurian Wu Yi-hui 吴翼翚 (1887-1958) who learned them from three differing teachers; Wu first taught them in Shanghai and later at the Nanjing National College of Martial Arts founded in 1928 and later became the Dean of Studies in 1936 [closed 1948].

Although many exercises and concepts are claimed to be from the real-life Song Dynasty Court Taoist Chen Tuan [ Bo ] 陳摶 , aka Chen Xi-yi 陳希夷 [d. 990] who was associated with the military General whose abilities made him the First Emperor of Song, Tai-zu, there exists no official or other records to support the common claim that the LiuHeBaFa- or its principle 'water' flowing or its' verse principles factually originated from the Court Taoist Chen Bo nor from his said mountain residence at Mt. Hua Yu 山 華嶽 in Shenxi Province. http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id9.html

Popular naming has resulted in addending the syles' name to include this mythology: as the Chen Xi-yi Men 'sect' 華嶽希夷門 Hua Yue Xi-yi with LiuHeBaFa Boxing principles becoming: 華嶽 希門 (+) 六合八法拳.

The bonefide utility of the core LHBF verses, is that they are succinct and are applicable to all of other Chinese Internal martial arts. Although form and principle aspects of these internal martial arts [Tai-chi-, Xing-yi-, and Ba-gua-] are evident in the LHBF, there is a popular trend to classifiy the LHBF exercise as a 'fourth' art which it is not; the Chinese Martial Arts Association classifies it as a sub-style of Tai-chi-boxing. Perhaps in keeping with this method of distinction, some teachers have named their styling as a Hua-Yu Tai Chi-boxing exercise. http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id58.html

There also now exists absorption of Yi-chuan, 'intuition' boxing fundamentals as set forth by founder Wang Xiang-zhai 王薌齋, (1886-1963), and his students in the LHBF system; this again results in further name changes and ,mixings with the applications of LiuHeBaFa-. http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id5.html Wang Xiang-zhai is known to have interacted and cross traded to other system styles while he was a teacher at the Nanking Martial Academy [Shao-lin, tai-chi, xing-yi, etc].

To further complicate understanding, Wu Yi-hui, from his earliest martial studies, learned a shaolin-related boxing called Lu Hong Ba Shih 呂紅八勢 sometimes also called Lu Hong boxing 呂紅拳. A careful study of Wu's 66-form version made during his time in Nanjing, does shows evidence of being embedded. The LHBF core exercises are called zhu zi 築基. http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/id52.html

LiuHeBaFaQuan;  http://waterspirit6x8.tripod.com/ Liuhebafachuan;  http://www.liuhebafachuan.com/ Lu Gui-yao, Chin Wo Athletic Assoc, Foshan PRC;  http://www.liuhebafa-lgy.com/ Wu Ying-hua, S. China Institute Huainan, Anhui PRC;  http://lhbflm.com/index.asp Kam Tung, LHBF Academy,Hong Kong; http://www.liuhebafa.com.hk/ Liu Xiang-ling, Takoma PK, MD, USA; http://wudanglongmen.com/form.html

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[jd-arts319]

Just for those who can't see it

Noted:this have crossover ships,so no hate

Is from the rp me & @nova-blues did-

Sd Gundam World Next Gen

Tian Ba-Shirogane Family

Parents:Cao Cao Wing Gundam x Makoto Z Gundam(magnum ace)

Souhi-Gundam Fenice Rinascita

Souhan-Gundam Lightning Z Gundam

Souji-Gundam Wing Zero Hōnoo

Soujiro-Gundam Legilis

Parents:Shigeo Shining Break Gundam(fighter spirits) x Jurouta Gundam Airmaster

Itsuki-Gundam Airmaster

Mashiro-Gundam X Maoh

Parents:Akino Aile Strike Gundam x GZ Galbaldy Rebake x Garrett Byarlant Z Gundam

Glacier-V2 Gundam Ka

Kumoki-Aile Strike Gundam

Yukio-strike Gundam

Liu-Sun Family

Parents: Liu bei unicorn gundam x Sun quan Astray Gundam

Sun Wukong-Impulse Gundam(adopted)

Sun Liu Yongqi-Sengoku Astray Gundam

Sun Liu Jia Li-???

Sun Liu Shan-Astray Red Frame Gundam

Parents:Sun Ce x Zhou Yu

Sun Shao-Blue Frame Astray Gundam

Zhou Yin-Hyaku Shiki Gundam

Parents:Sun ShangXiang x ???

Sun Ying-Strike Rouge Gundam

Other parents

Parents:Zhuge liang freedom gundam x Arsene Gundam x

Zhuge Zorro-Double X gundam

Zhuge Anita-dorado gundam

Parents:King Arthur Pendragon Mk-lll Gundam x Furukawa Isogi Pendragon R-GyagyaGundam(Gold Foot)

Durandal Pendragon- R-Gyagya Gundam

Artoria Pendragon-Princess knight Farsia Gundam

Parents:Oda Nobunaga Epyon Gundam x Sasuke Delta Gundam

Nobutada-Gundam Epyon EW Blanc Noir

Tokuhime-Gundam Portent

Kitsunebi-Delta(+) Gundam

Minors family

Parents:Guan yu Nu Gundam

Kan-pei-Hi-Nu Gundam

Parents:Zhang fei God Gundam

Zhang Bao-Shining Gundam

Parents:Ma chao Barbatos Gundam x Zhao yun 00 Gundam

Ma chiu-Barbatos Lupus Gundam

Ma cheng-Barbatos Lupus Rex Gundam

Zhao Tong-Gundam 00 Shian Qan Gundam

Zhao Guang-Gundam 00

Xiahou family

Uncles: Xiahou Yuan Tallgeese l & Xiahou Dun Tallgeese lll

Xiahou En-Tallgeese ll

Xun family

Parents:Xun Anryouku

Xun luo(Xun yun)-Strike Noir Gundam

Myrddin Family

Parents:Merlin

Meteor Myrddin-RAS 96-Anksha Gundam

Fitzooth Family

Parents:Robinhood

Roland Fitzooth"Peter pan"-Gundam Age-FX

Lyu bu (Fengxian) family

Sheng Shuo-Sinanju Stein Gundam

Li jing/Lu Lingqi-Miss Sazabi

Julius family

Parents:Caesar & Cleopatra

Caesarion-Raider Gundam

Cleopatra ll-Qubeley Gundam

Sima Family

Parents:Sima yi

Sima lun-Gundam Age-2 Dark Hound

Sima shi-Gundam Bael

Sima zhao-Gundam Kimaris

(These three served each factions of the group,sima shi served souhi,sima lun served yongqi,sima zhao served wukong-is unknown why)

New Characters

Dragon watch

Lixue-Farsia Gundam

Jiao Fan-Graze Gritter Gundam

Dishi Gang-Astaroth Gundam

Disung Gang-Rinascimento Astaroth Gundam

Diu Gang- DoradoGundam

Ching Shih-Genoace ll Gundam

Neo world

Qing huang-Shaldoll Custom Gundam

Qing Hua-Clanche Gundam

Qing Hui-Clanche Gundam

Coulson Emeryx"Captain Gundam"-Gundam Zephyranthes

Aldon Graezzon"Guneagle"-Nu Gundam ll

Edvin Maerlon"Gundiver/Chopper"-RGZ-91 Re-GZ Gundam

Abel Emeryx"Prof.Gerbera"-Gerbera Gundam-Gerbera Tetra

Panzer Blitzkrieg"Gunbike"-Gundam Ez8

Knight world

Jester Sinclair-Love Phantom Gundam

Roux Lenoir-Impulse Lancer Gundam

Triste Lenoir-Impulse Arc Gundam

Fuschia Velvetine-Fawn Farsia Gundam

Faustine Velvetine-Aegis Gundam

Zircon"Zero"Rhodolyn-Wing Zero Gundam

Theodore Percival-Tallgeese l

Deed Ordric-DeathScythe Gundam

Diamante Ordric-DeathScythe Phantom Gundam

Joan'Arc-Knight Farsia Gundam

Alceste Bélanger-Knight Strike Gundam

Disaris Libitus-Aegis Gundam

Renaud Auger"Gerbera"-Leif Gundam GP04

Pirate world

Ching shih-Genoace ll Gundam

Pirate Princess Grace O'Malley-Zedas R Gundam

Musha World

Inari kyuubino-Foxtrot Farsia Gundam

Momotarō-Gundam Vidar

Tomoe Gozen-Farsia Knight Gundam

Miyamoto Musashi-Kamiki Burning Gundam

Homura Bakunetsumaru-Sengoku Black Flame Astray Gundam

Kibamaru-Zeus Gundam

Genkimaru-???

Divine Beasts Of Knight World

Places:Mount.Pendragon

Luminos-Azul Phoenix Dragon

Lucernas-Shining Grasper Dragon

Ocs(c)me

Canon characters (c) Sunrise,bandai

Edit:another coincidence happens-

Accidentally came across lu bu fictional daughter & her name was closely accurate to mine & i just found out this now-wtf

Sd Gundam World Next Gen

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1msxx1iFvJtHx0-08K1rXN-moojkWmA5bvxirNMMCk_s/edit?usp=drivesdk

Despite following historical names doesn't mean i followed the history-

Also too many coincidences pops up

Months back then when i first saw a comic with a unknown woman who is with liu bei,i thought she was his mom-

Months later,reading enkotan-i was right

Then the same thing happens when i created three ocs for cao pi-who at that time exists in sangokuden as cao cao only son & in sengoku souketsuden/heroes i made a crossover ship & created cao pi siblings-

Months later,looked up cao cao father name & came across of cao cao he had four children-

Then today i just recently found out king Arthur last name when days earlier i created a fandmade place in knight world,the dragon mountain -mount.pendragon-in which arthur last name-

Wtf-

Ocs(c) me

Canon characters (c)Sunrise, bandai

[the-archlich]

I really like to play "What if" games with you and getting your educated input. On today's episode ... how do you think the Three Kingdoms (specifically the post-Warring States) story would play it differently were Sun Ce still leading Wu instead of Quan? As Quan began to lose his marbles.

I think the biggest difference between the two of them is that Sun Ce was a far more aggressive ruler. He probably wouldn’t have been willing to give large portions of Jing to Liu Bei, so I expect Wu would have been in a stronger position for longer. Although if he did take all of Jing by force, he probably wouldn’t have had the strength to conquer Yi, so the situation probably would have looked more or less the way it turned out IRL, with Wu in control of Yang, Jing, and Jiao while Shu had Yi and Wei held the rest.

In the long run, I think things would have been better off under Sun Ce. Sun Quan’s abilities deteriorated severely over time. He became a weak and easily manipulated ruler, leading to a lot of internal strife in Wu. This wouldn’t have happened under Sun Ce. The chaos of the Crown Prince Affair, the shifting regents, the disastrous reign of Sun Hao, all could have been avoided.

It was these internal conflicts that made it impossible for Wu to take advantage of Wei’s own turmoil. And they, along with Sun Hao’s cruelty, wore away the loyalty of Wu’s soldiers and people.

Had Sun Ce lived, it’s quite possible that you’d see a Wu that was a bit stronger, and which maintained itself against Jin. Nothing is certain, of course, but without its internal problems, Wu might have lasted long enough to see Jin collapse following Jia Nanfeng’s death and Sima Lun’s usurpation.

[fuyonggu]

Updated SGZ Biography of Guo Huai

This is part of something I am currently working on for a larger unrelated project. I have used the original English translation from Empire Divided as the base: all credit to the original translator(s). Please let me know if you spot any errors.

郭淮字伯济，太原阳曲人也。〈按郭氏谱：淮祖全，大司农；父缊，雁门太守。〉建安中举孝廉，除平原府丞。文帝为五官将，召淮署为门下贼曹，转为丞相兵曹议令史，从征汉中。太祖还，留征西将军夏侯渊拒刘备，以淮为渊司马。渊与备战，淮时有疾不出。渊遇害，军中扰扰，淮收散卒，推荡寇将军张郃为军主，诸营乃定。其明日，备欲渡汉水来攻。诸将议众寡不敌，备便乘胜，欲依水为陈以拒之。淮曰：“此示弱而不足挫敌，非算也。不如远水为陈，引而致之，半济而后击，备可破也。”既陈，备疑不渡，淮遂坚守，示无还心。以状闻，太祖善之，假郃节，复以淮为司马。文帝即王位，赐爵关内侯，转为镇西长史。又行征羌护军，护左将军张郃、冠军将军杨秋讨山贼郑甘、卢水叛胡，皆破平之。关中始定，民得安业。

Guo Huai, styled Boji, was a man from Yangqu in Taiyuan. During the Jian'an era (196-220), he was elected as Filial and Incorrupt, and appointed to the Pingyuan civil staff. When Cao Pi was appointed as General of the Gentlemen of the Household for All Purposes, Guo Huai was summoned to be one of his subordinates for handling trouble. He was then transferred to serve as Secretary to the Prime Minister, Cao Cao, acting to issue orders and manage the troops, and he followed Cao Cao in the campaign against Hanzhong. When Cao Cao returned from that campaign, he left the General Who Conquers The West, Xiahou Yuan, to guard against Liu Bei. Guo Huai served as Xiahou Yuan’s Marshal.

(According to the Registry of the Guo Clan, Guo Huai’s grandfather, Guo Quan, was a Grand Minister of Finance. His father, Guo Yun, was an Administrator of Yanmen.)

When Xiahou Yuan fought against Liu Bei, Guo Huai was ill and could not go. Xiahou Yuan was killed, and his troops were thrown into disorder. Guo Huai collected the scattered troops, and acclaimed the General Who Sweeps Invaders, Zhang He, as the army's new leader, thus settling the various army camps. The next day, Liu Bei wished to cross the Han River to attack. All of Cao Cao’s generals there discussed the matter. They felt that they were too weak to match Liu Bei, who would the more easily defeat them. The generals desired to hold the line of the river to resist Liu Bei. But Guo Huai said, “That would only be displaying our weakness, and it would not be sufficient to stop the enemy. It is not to be considered. It would be best to set up our defenses far away from the river to entice them to cross. When they are halfway across, then we can attack, and Liu Bei can be routed.” When Cao Cao’s army was so arrayed, Liu Bei became suspicious and did not cross the river. Guo Huai forthwith formed a strong guard and made no signs of withdrawing. When the situation became generally known, Cao Cao approved of how things had been handled. He appointed Zhang He as Credential Bearer, and appointed Guo Huai as Zhang He's Marshal.

When Cao Pi came to the throne of Cao-Wei, he appointed Guo Huai as a Marquis Within The Passes, and transferred him to be Chief Clerk to the General Who Guards The West. He was further advanced to Army Protector Who Conquers The Qiang. He assisted the General of the Left, Zhang He, and the Champion General, Yang Qiu, in their campaigns against the mountain bandit Zheng Lun and the rebelling Lushui Xiongnu, both of whom were routed and put down. Thus was Guanzhong first settled again, and the people obtained peace and prosperity.

黄初元年，奉使贺文帝践阼，而道路得疾，故计远近为稽留。及群臣欢会，帝正色责之曰：“昔禹会诸侯於涂山，防风后至，便行大戮。今溥天同庆而卿最留迟，何也？”淮对曰：“臣闻五帝先教导民以德，夏后政衰，始用刑辟。今臣遭唐虞之世，是以自知免於防风之诛也。”帝悦之，擢领雍州刺史，封射阳亭侯，五年为真。安定羌大帅辟氾反，讨破降之。每羌、胡来降，淮辄先使人推问其亲理，男女多少，年岁长幼；及见，一二知其款曲，讯问周至，咸称神明。

In the first year of Huangchu (220), Guo Huai went to congratulate Cao Pi on ascending to the imperial throne. However, he became ill while on the road, and this was why his arrival was delayed. In the midst of the ministers’ celebration, Cao Pi sternly charged Guo Huai, saying, “In former times, when Yu the Great assembled his ministers at Mount Tu, Feng Fang arrived late, which led to his execution. Now the whole heavens are gathered here to celebrate, while you have been most tardy in arriving. Why is that?”

Guo Huai responded, “I have heard that the Five Emperors of old first instructed and guided the people in virtue. It was during the Xia dynasty and afterwards that governance declined, and punishments and oppression began to be employed. Finding myself now in the era of Tang and Yu (Emperors Yao and Shun), I thus know that I myself may avoid the fate of Feng Fang." Cao Pi was pleased with this response. Guo Huai was promoted to acting Inspector of Yongzhou and Marquis of Sheyangting, and for five years served well.

In Anding, a great Qiang leader, Pifan, rose up in rebellion. Guo Huai campaigned against him, routed him, and accepted his surrender. Whenever Qiang or other tribes surrendered to him, Guo Huai would always first send men to inquire among them as to their close adherents, the number of men and women among them, and how young or old they all were. Having seen this, with just one or two things, he could perceive their heartfelt feelings. He would ask around on every side, and everyone considered him to have a divine insight.

太和二年，蜀相诸葛亮出祁山，遣将军马谡至街亭，高详屯列柳城。张郃击谡，淮攻详营，皆破之。又破陇西名羌唐氾於枹罕，加建威将军。五年，蜀出卤城。是时，陇右无谷，议欲关中大运，淮以威恩抚循羌、胡，家使出谷，平其输调，军食用足，转扬武将军。青龙二年，诸葛亮出斜谷，并田于兰坑。是时司马宣王屯渭南；淮策亮必争北原，宜先据之，议者多谓不然。淮曰：“若亮跨渭登原，连兵北山，隔绝陇道，摇荡民、夷，此非国之利也。”宣王善之，淮遂屯北原。堑垒未成，蜀兵大至，淮逆击之。后数日，亮盛兵西行，诸将皆谓欲攻西围，淮独以为此见形於西，欲使官兵重应之，必攻阳遂耳。其夜果攻阳遂，有备不得上。

In the second year of Taihe (228), Shu-Han's Prime Minister Zhuge Liang marched to Qishan. He dispatched General Ma Su to Jieting and Gao Xiang to camp at Lieliu. Zhang He attacked Ma Su, while Guo Huai attacked Gao Xiang’s camp; both Shu-Han generals were defeated. Later, Guo Huai also defeated the noted Qiang leader, Tang Ti of Longxi, at Fuhan. He was promoted to General Who Establishes Might.

In the fifth year of Taihe (231), Shu-Han again marched to Lucheng. At that time, there was no grain in Longyou, so there was discussion of bringing in shipments from Guanzhong. Guo Huai used his power and his kindness to convince the Qiang and other tribes to have their families send the grain. They allowed his transports, and the army had sufficient supplies. He was promoted to General Who Displays Valor.

In the second year of Qinglong (234), Zhuge Liang marched to Xie Valley, and established farms at Lankeng. At this time, Sima Yi was stationed with his army south of the Wei River. Guo Huai predicted that Zhuge Liang would certainly contend for the northern plains, and that the Cao-Wei troops should prepare for that by occupying them first. In discussing this, most of the others said that it was unsuitable. Guo Huai said, “If Zhuge Liang crosses the Wei River, mounts the plains, and brings his troops to the northern hills, then he will hold the passes through the Long Mountains. If he does that, he will disturb the people and the tribes. That will not benefit the state.” Sima Yi thought this was good advice, so Guo Huai forthwith stationed troops at the northern plains. Before he had even completed his ramparts, the Shu-Han soldiers arrived in great numbers. Guo Huai counter-attacked and drove them back.

After several days, Zhuge Liang led his men to march west. Many of the Cao-Wei generals believed he intended to attack Xiwei; only Guo Huai believed that Zhuge Liang merely wanted to show the appearance of moving west, to draw off a great part of their army, and that his true aim was just to attack Yangsui. As Guo Huai predicted, during that night, the Shu-Han soldiers attacked Yangsui, but because defenses had been prepared there, they did not obtain it.

正始元年，蜀将羌维出陇西。淮遂进军，追至强中，维退，遂讨羌迷当等，按抚柔氐三千餘落，拔徙以实关中。迁左将军。凉州休屠胡梁元碧等，率种落二千餘家附雍州。淮奏请使居安定之高平，为民保障，其后因置（西川）〔西州〕都尉。转拜前将军，领州如故。

In the first year of Zhengshi (240), the Shu-Han general Jiang Wei marched to Longxi. Guo Huai advanced with his army, pursuing him as far as Qiangzhong, so Jiang Wei retreated. Guo Huai then campaigned against the Qiang leader Midang and others. He comforted and soothed more than three thousand of the Di tribes, compelling them to relocate to Guanzhong. Following this, Guo Huai became the General of the Left.

In Liangzhou, leaders of the Xiutu Xiongnu, including Liang Yuanbi, led more than two thousand tribes to submit themselves in Yongzhou. Guo Huai sent a memorial to Cao Rui, asking for these tribes to be moved to Gaoping in Anding, to protect the people and defend the border. It was because of this that the office of Commandant of Xichuan/Xizhou was created. Guo Huai later became the General of the Front, leading the provinces as before.

五年，夏侯玄伐蜀，淮督诸军为前锋。淮度势不利，辄拔军出，故不大败。还假淮节。八年，陇西、南安、金城、西平诸羌饿何、烧戈、伐同、蛾遮塞等相结叛乱，攻围城邑，南招蜀兵，凉州名胡治无戴复叛应之。讨蜀护军夏侯霸督诸军屯为翅。淮军始到狄道，议者佥谓宜先讨定枹罕，内平恶羌，外折贼谋。淮策维必来攻霸，遂入沨中，转南迎霸。维果攻为翅，会淮军適至，维遁退。进讨叛羌，斩饿何、烧戈，降服者万餘落。九年，遮塞等屯河关、白土故城，据河拒军。淮见形上流，密於下渡兵据白土城，击，大破之。治无戴围武威，家属留在西海。淮进军趋西海，欲掩取其累重，会无戴折还，与战於龙夷之北，破走之。

In the fifth year of Zhengshi (244), Xiahou Xuan campaigned against Shu-Han. Guo Huai led several armies and served as the vanguard. Guo Huai predicted that the conditions for the campaign were not advantageous. He was cautious, and thus the army was not greatly defeated. Authority in that region was then restored to Guo Huai.

In the eighth year of Zhengshi (247), the Qiang in Longxi, Nan'an, Jincheng, and Xiping rose up under Ehe, Shaoge, Fatong, E Zhesai, and others. They attacked and besieged the cities and towns, and in the south asked Shu-Han for troops. The famed tribesman of Liangzhou, Zhi Wudai, once again rebelled in order to support them. Cao-Wei's Army Protector Who Subdues Shu, Xiahou Ba, led several armies into the area to camp at Weichi. Guo Huai’s army first went to Didao. After discussion, they argued that they should next pacify Fuhan, in order to settle the rebelling Qiang within and frustrate the enemy's plans without. But Guo Huai surmised that Jiang Wei would certainly come to attack Xiahou Ba, and therefore he entered Fengzhong, so that from there he could support Xiahou Ba to his south. As expected, Jiang Wei led his troops to attack Weichi, so Guo Huai hastened there, and Jiang Wei was driven off. Guo Huai advanced to attack the rebellious Qiang. He beheaded Ehe and Shaoge, and received the surrender of more than ten thousand tribes.

In the ninth year of Zhengshi (248), E Zhesai and the others camped at He Pass and the city Baitu, where they held the line of the Yellow River as a defense. Guo Huai gave off the appearance of making a crossing upstream, but secretly sent soldiers to go downstream and cross the river to occupy Baitu. He attacked, and greatly routed the enemy. Zhi Wudai besieged Wuwei, leaving his family and subordinates behind at Xihai. So Guo Huai led his army to attack Xihai, wishing to catch the enemy in an ambush. When Zhi Wudai was compelled to return, the two sides fought north of Longyi, and Zhi Wudai was routed and put to flight.

令居恶虏在石头山之西，当大道止，断绝王使。淮还过讨，大破之。姜维出石营，从强川，乃西迎治无戴，留阴平太守廖化於成重山筑城，敛破羌保质。淮欲分兵取之。诸将以维众西接强胡，化以据险，分军两持，���势转弱，进不制维，退不拔化，非计也，不如合而俱西，及胡、蜀未接，绝其内外，此伐交之兵也。淮曰：“今往取化，出贼不意，维必狼顾。比维自致，足以定化，且使维疲於奔命。兵不远西，而胡交自离，此一举而两全之策也。”乃别遣夏侯霸等追维於沓中，淮自率诸军就攻化等。维果驰还救化，皆如淮计。进封都乡侯。

At Lingju’elu, west of Mount Shitou, Zhi Wudai's army occupied the main road, and cut off the route of the royal army. Guo Huai returned and campaigned against them, greatly routing them. Jiang Wei marched to Shiyang. Moving from Qiangchuan, he went west to welcome Zhi Wudai.

Jiang Wei left Shu-Han's Administrator of Yinping, Liao Hua, to build a fort on Mount Chengzhong, to serve as a base for the routed Qiang to gather there and hold out. Guo Huai desired to split his troops to capture this base. Various generals believed that, since on the one hand Jiang Wei would be in the west with his main body, supported by powerful tribes, and on the other hand Liao Hua would be occupying difficult terrain to capture, that if the Cao-Wei army were to be split up to deal with both of them, then the soldiers would be too weak to accomplish either objective: if they advanced, they would not be able to overcome Jiang Wei, while if they fell back, they would not be able to dislodge Liao Hua. So they did not agree with his plan, and felt it would be best for the whole army to advance west together, to prevent the Shu-Han troops from linking up with the tribes, and having occupied the center between them, to then defeat each in turn.

But Guo Huai said to them, “If we advance immediately against Liao Hua, the enemy will certainly not expect that, and Jiang Wei will be caught flat-footed. We need only to deal with Liao Hua, and that will bring about Jiang Wei's ruin in itself, and even make him want to abandon his mission. For his soldiers are not very far to the west of us, yet the tribes are all scattered each in their own places. This is a plan that, by making a single movement, fully achieves both objectives." So he dispatched Xiahou Ba to pursue Jiang Wei to Tazhong, while Guo Huai himself led the rest of his troops to attack Liao Hua and those with him. As expected, Jiang Wei then hastened to return and assist Liao Hua. It was all as Guo Huai calculated. He was promoted to Marquis of Duxiang.

嘉平元年，迁征西将军，都督雍、凉诸军事。是岁，与雍州刺史陈泰协策，降蜀牙门将句安等於翅上。二年，诏曰：“昔汉川之役，几至倾覆。淮临危济难，功书王府。在关右三十餘年，外征寇虏，内绥民夷。比岁以来，摧破廖化，禽虏句安，功绩显著，朕甚嘉之。今以淮为车骑将军、仪同三司，持节、都督如故。”进封阳曲侯，邑凡二千七百八十户，分三百户，封一子亭侯。〈世语曰：淮妻，王凌之妹。凌诛，妹当从坐，御史往收。督将及羌、胡渠帅数千人叩头请淮表留妻，淮不从。妻上道，莫不流涕，人人扼腕，欲劫留之。淮五子叩头流血请淮，淮不忍视，乃命左右追妻。於是追者数千骑，数日而还。淮以书白司马宣王曰：“五子哀母，不惜其身；若无其母，是无五子；无五子，亦无淮也。今辄追还，若於法未通，当受罪於主者，觐展在近。”书至，宣王亦宥之。〉正元二年薨，追赠大将军，谥曰贞侯。子统嗣。统官至荆州刺史，薨。子正嗣。咸熙中，开建五等，以淮著勋前朝，改封汾阳子。〈晋诸公赞曰：淮弟配，字仲南，有重名，位至城阳太守。斐秀、贾充皆配女婿。子展，字泰舒。有器度幹用，历职著绩，终於太仆。次弟豫，字泰宁，相国参军，知名，早卒。女適王衍。配弟镇，字季南，谒者仆射。镇子奕，字泰业。山涛启事称奕高简有雅量，历位雍州刺史、尚书。〉

In the first year of Jiaping (249), Guo Huai was promoted to General Who Conquers the West and Commander of all military affairs in Yongzhou and Liangzhou. That same year, he devised plans with the Inspector of Yongzhou, Chen Tai. They accepted the surrender of Shu’s General of the Standard, Gou An, and others at Chishang.

In the second year of Jiaping (250), there was an Imperial edict reading, “Several times, the order which the dynasty had established in the Hanchuan region was threatened and on the point of collapse. Guo Huai has courted peril and braved danger, and worked hard to achieve great merit. Throughout his more than thirty years of service in Guanyou, without he has conquered the enemy and the barbarians, and within he has soothed the people and the tribes. Within the last few years, he has defeated and routed Liao Hua, and cut off and captured Gou An. His merits are self-evident, and We deeply commend him. He is hereby appointed as the General of Chariots and Cavalry, with the ceremony of the Three Excellencies, as well as wielding the authority of Credential Bearer and Commander as before." Guo Huai was further promoted as Marquis of Yangqu. His fief was increased to 2,780 households, with three hundred households set aside as a minor marquisate.

In the second year of Zhengyuan (255), Guo Huai died. He was posthumously appointed Grand General, and was given the posthumous title of Marquis Zhen ("Loyal" or "Faithful").

Guo Huai’s son Guo Tong succeeded his positions. Guo Tong rose in office as far as Inspector of Jingzhou before his death. His son Guo Zheng succeeded him.

During the Xianxi era (264-265), when the Five Ranks nobility system was established, Guo Huai's accomplishments on behalf of Cao-Wei were recognized, and his posthumous title was changed to Viscount of Fenyang.

(The Shiyu states, "Guo Huai’s wife was Wang Ling’s younger sister. After Wang Ling's execution, his sister was charged as part of his crime, and the imperial officials came to arrest her. The Cao-Wei commanders in the area, as well as several thousand Qiang and tribesmen, came and kowtowed before Guo Huai, begging him to write a petition asking for his wife's release, but Guo Huai refused to do so. So Guo Huai's wife set out, and there was no one who did not shed tears for her. Everyone was agitated and clutching their wrists, wishing to free her from captivity. Guo Huai's five sons kowtowed before their father as well, until blood flowed from their heads, begging their father to act. Guo Huai could not endure such a sight, and so ordered those with him to pursue his wife's entourage. Several thousand riders set off after her, and returned after several days. Guo Huai composed a memorial to Sima Yi explaining himself, stating, ‘My five sons lamented their mother, heedless of their own lives. With their mother gone, they could not remain. And if they were gone, I could not remain either. That is why I sent men to bring her back again. If I have gone beyond the limits of the law, then let the crime fall on me alone, and I shall present myself to answer for it.’ When this memorial arrived, Sima Yi favored Guo Huai even more.”

The Eulogy Records of the Various Noble Families of Jin states, "Guo Huai had a younger brother, Guo Pei, styled Zhongnan. Guo Pei enjoyed a great reputation, and he rose in rank as far as Administrator of Chengyang. Pei Xiu and Jia Chong both married his daughters. Guo Pei had a son, Guo Zhan, styled Taishu. Guo Zhan was adept and found great use in office; he passed through many ranks, and in the end became Grand Keeper of Equipages. His younger brother was Guo Yu, styled Taining. Guo Yu served as an army advisor to the Chancellor. He was learned and well-known, but he died young. Guo Yu's daughter married the Jin minister Wang Yan. Guo Pei had a younger brother, Guo Zhen, styled Jinan, who was Supervisor of the Internuncios. Guo Zhen had a son, Guo Yi, styled Taiye. When Shan Tao handled affairs, he appointed Guo Yi as 高简有雅量. Guo Yi was successively Inspector of Yongzhou and a Master of Writing.)