#chinese noise

[manicplank]

[emo4r]

i've been obsessed

[xinyuehui]

⁺˚⋆｡°✩ Celestial ₊ Message ✩°｡⋆˚⁺

[mycomicbox]

mass destruction // wiping all out

[panther-os]

Chinese is a contextual language and Mu Qing would definitely know that someone calling him Qing'r/Qing-er wasn't calling him "side-piece" but I still flinch every time I see it bc there's a difference between knowing and Knowing and it's Mu Qing and with his insecurities someone (Feng Xin) is probably definitely getting punched anyways

anyways A Qing/a-Qing superiority ✌🏽

[lilac-den]

新年快乐！身体健康！🏮🍊🎇

[chickensaredoodling]

Happy Chinese and Lunar New Year to everyone who celebrated! Have a great year of the dragon 🐉 ✨

[ablazenqueen]

LEGEND OF YUNZE: Jiang Zhaoyun standing in front of Lan Ze to protect her

Alternate GIFset Title: “my girlfriend don’t bite” “yes she DO”

[homoerotic]

might be an unpopular opinion but chinese people are really gonna get the full concentrated blast of how annoying americans are on social media.

[twentyfivemiceinatrenchcoat]

where is that post i made about cult!geto discovering things about himself when u jokingly call him emperor i was so fucking right

[frostywisp]

and if you thought Boothill's EN curse-censoring was funny, check out *THIS* awesome move!

[smokeycemetery]

Fanzine I made for our art collective, containing works of people such as myself, G. U. Pendel, Obskuromotronicon & N.a. Marder

You can read it for free on here:

[sundial-bee-scribbles]

rotting citrus

请你帮我。

[panther-os]

based on everything I've read about the classic scholar-gentleman ideal, Nie Huaisang being more interesting in poetry, painting, and literature to the point of neglecting swordsmanship and other pursuits wouldn't be seen as feminine, it would be seen as uneducated

like nonbinary Nie Huaisang is cool but I almost always see it from white American fans and there may be a reason for that. I still enjoy seeing him as trans or nb and I want to read and write more of it but that's separate from the poetry and fans and stuff. and like. pushing European gender ideals on Chinese fantasy is significantly less cool.

I think the closer comparison to modern America would be him choosing to get a GED and embrace the unemployed starving artist aesthetic from the comfort of his brother's basement while Nie Mingjue yells at him about how he should've stuck out for the high school diploma and how he has a college fund and he should use it to go to college instead of just ignoring its existence, even if he decides to go after an art degree instead of one more related to the family business. like Mingjue wouldn't be happy about it but at least then his little brother would be able to get a job he likes that actually lets him support himself

but yeah I like nb Huaisang but I think more white authors should ask themselves why they're making him nb. projection onto a favorite character? nice. bc he fits a European mode of femininity? not nice. both? proceed with caution.

I think also a character more likely to be seen as nb in-universe based on interests and personality is cql's version of Mianmian? bc she seems like a woman with a more traditionally masculine education and a preference for less domestic tasks, based on her position in the jin sect and her interactions with her husband.

Nie Mingjue recruiting nb Mianmian in some sort of big brothers big sisters mentorship way to convince nb Huaisang to go back to school/at least learn some form of swordsmanship would probably fix me actually

[dazzelmethat]

Worst part of having ocs you made when you were 12 that you still use: changing their names is like pulling teeth.

Wanting to experiment with name meanings or what culture they're from feels impossible when you already have certain sounds associated with them...

[skitskatdacat63]

2005 Chinese Grand Prix - Fernando Alonso(ft. Flavio Briatore)