#Seasons in China

[royaltea000]

Qitian dasheng and other outfit concept sketches

[pucksandpower]

“When I was making the set up changes I was like it can’t get any worse, surely and *giggles* it did.”

From fiagirly on X

[dailyfigures]

Luo Tianyi ; Vocaloid ☆ FuRyu

[nordic-italian-german]

Getting ready for spooky season 🎃👻 (x)

[eggplantgifs]

Mone Chiba: Ariana Concerto » 2024 Cup of China

[thefriendoforatioisdead]

I truly admire how much Pin has been fighting back the rule of her aunt. She's a very obedient person, so her rebellion is not as firery as Anin's, but I found the scene of her bowing down to beg her aunt extremely powerful. I felt it very strongly. Even if it's not anger, or bold, upfront resistance, it's not passive or weak either. She IS standing up for their relationship, by showing the extent of her devotion not to her aunt but to Anin and their love. She is showing what she's ready to do. I am honestly not familiar with the weight of such a deep bow culturally, but I would assume that it means A LOT since we've never seen any character of this social status doing it before in the show (except her aunt when she met her sadly dead girlfriend, but it was to indicate subordination since she was going to work for her. And frankly, the parallel is parallelling). This moment of confrontation between them might be my favorite of the episode frankly, except Anin's declaration at the end OF COURSE

Pin resisted as much as she could in all the ways she could, and I'm not blaming her for breaking in the next episode and accepting the mariage. She does respect and love her aunt, and she is also very aware of her social status. She will do her duty because she's been raised to know her place and I would never blame her for that. It's just heartbreaking and unfair, but it's also very understandable.

[murasaki-cha]

The tgcf donghua team really went "censorship who???" and decided to make the gamblers den scene as homorerotic as humanly possible. Shoujo bubbles and everything

[p4nishers]

oh so do u think when stede learned zheng conquered china he was having war flashbacks to "we'll go somewhere they'll never find us. we'll go to china" bc i think he was.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Lecture tips: Be naked and wet for the most convincing rhetoric.

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[jay-wasstuff]

WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THIS!?

THEY WENT TO CHINNAAA YALL 😭😭 (x)

[mastergeckotattoo]

Your Highness, I am forever your most devoted believer

[pucksandpower]

I hope this is coming off as unbiased as I mean for it to … but I would be very surprised if Red Bull Racing ends up signing Carlos for 2025.

Not because Carlos isn’t a great driver (he is) or because he doesn’t deserve a seat on a competitive team (he does), but because Red Bull is a team that performs best with an obvious first driver and second driver … and I don’t think Carlos will be content with that.

The incident (insert inchident joke here) between Carlos and Charles during the sprint cost Ferrari precious points and all but gave Checo the podium. That’s not something I see Red Bull or Max being particularly drawn to as they look to continue their domination next season.

I think Checo has come to understand his role as second driver on the team, which allows Red Bull and each of their drivers to maximize both individual as well as team performances. I would be very surprised if they decide to jeopardize that.

[autumndecay]

[navree]

sam would have worked well in the archives of the magnus institute because, like most other archival staff, he appears to have the subtlety of a grizzly bear