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Bright Eyes in the Dark (他从火光中走来) - Whump List

Whumpee : Lin Lu Xiao played by Johnny Huang and Ran Dong Yang played by Guan Ya Jun

Synopsis : Lin Lu Xiao possesses exceptional firefighting skills and extensive experience. He is the head of the Special Operations Station on Heping Road in Beixun City. By a twist of fate, he is chosen to become an instructor for a reality show aimed at promoting firefighting knowledge. During the show, Lin Lu Xiao coincidentally encounters Nan Chu, a dancer he had rescued from a fire years ago. (MDL)

Genres : Action, Romance

⚠️ Trigger Warning ⚠️ There are some rescues for attempted suicide in several episode

Warning! Possible spoilers below!

Lin Lu Xiao

Ep 1 : Fails to save a kid trapped under a collapsed building, angry outburst

Ep 2-9 : None

Ep 10 : Has a nightmare 

Ep 11 : (Flashback) Training too hard, scolded, scratches on his neck — (Present) Wincing in pain, treated, falls asleep

Ep 12-16 : None

Ep 17 : In a very dangerous firefighting mission, concern for him — Covered in ash, dazed, hugged, crying, worried for his friend, comforted

Ep 18 : At his friend side in the hospital, crying, blaming himself

Ep 19 : Emotional, crying

Ep 20-26 : None

EP 27 : Some debris fall on him in an unsafe building — In the hospital, injured, sleeping, wakes up, bandaged, exaggerates his injuries, concern for him, a bit manhandled, tries to get up, wincing in pain — Hugging someone, wincing in pain

Ep 28-31 : None

Ep 32 : Angry outburst, learns one of his fellow firefighters has died, crying

Ep 33 : Grieving

Ep 34-35 : None

Ep 36 : Dizzy, vision blurry, leaning on a tree, concern for him, almost throws up — Sick, in bed, nauseous, feverish, given medicine

Ep 37 : Limping, has lots of blisters on his foot

Ep 38 : Teary-eyed

Ep 39 : None

Ep 40 : On a dangerous mission (forest fire), missing, concern for him, surrounded by fire — Crying

Ran Dong Yang

Ep 17 : Volunteers for a dangerous task on a firefighting mission, surrounded by fire, hit by a pipe, concern for him, blasted by an explosion, falls from high — Bleeding, unconscious — In a hospital bed, wakes up, lost his leg 

Ep 18 : In a hospital bed, realises his leg is missing, shocked, “It’s okay” (It’s definitely not okay) — Pretends to be fine — Discharged form the hospital, his friends are here to help him, in a wheelchair — Helped to bed

Ep 19 : In a lot of pain (phantom pain from missing limb), sweating, crying — Falls to the ground while trying to go to his wheelchair, found on the floor, hugged, trashing, screaming, sobbing — Crying — Drinking on top of a building, wants to kill himself, concern for him, everyone crying

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NAKU 🫵

[unforth]

Well I still feel pretty terrible and I slept like garbage but I had a thought in the middle of the night and I think there's something in it and that's Tian Guan Ci Fu focusing on characters who grew up isolated, who had lonely childhoods, and how it fucked them all up in different ways. Like hardly a single character in it had a healthy childhood (for those whose childhoods we know about), and this being a major theme is lampshaded by the few children in the book - Guzi, who every single "good" person in the book still allows to stay with Qi Rong, and Cuocuo, who is a literally a dead fetus but who still responds to maternal affection, and Lang Ying, and the dead baby.

So like:

Xie Lian, lonely, isolated, and treated as inhuman/perfect

Hua Cheng, isolated because of his fate, abused for his appearance

Qi Rong, mental illness ignored and left untreated

Mu Qing, abused for being poor

Feng Xin, isolated by dint of being the prince's sole companipn

Quan Yizhen, abused for being different/"acting weird" (being autistic, imo)

Banyue, abused for being of mixed heritage

He Xuan, cursed

Meanwhile, their stories are often contrasted directly against those people who had a supposedly more normal experience - like Yin Yu and Quan Yizhen, where Yin Yu has a solid community (but that community is actually toxic, see also how they all treat Quan Yizhen and somehow treat the results as Yin Yu's responsibility), and the Shi family versus He Xuan (except Shi Wudu is an awful person which leads to, ya know, everything - this one is the most direct and obvious contrast since He Xuan's ruined childhood and life are the direct result of Shi Wudu's actions to protect his in group with zero regard for anyone in the outgroup who might get hurt), and the Peis contrasted with Banyue (while Pei Xiu cared for Banyue there must have been background familial pressure on him not to interact, or else she wouldn't have been starving on the streets and wouldn't have had to rely on Xie Lian, and meanwhile Pei Ming's "family" - his army - ultimately betrays him while claiming to act for him.)

And of course, the Prince of Wuyong with his harem, uh, I mean four BFFs who helped him govern, compared with Xie Lian, who has only himself, Feng Xin, and Mu Qing - as in three teenagers being left to fend basically for themselves in the face of kingdom-shattering disaster. And there's also Jun Wu's construction of heaven, held together by the glue of manipulation and forced conformity with so many scandals kept under wraps. (Yes I've read the whole book. I'm trying to keep this readable for people who haven't. If you've also read the whole thing you can easily carry this paragraph to a logical conclusion about Jun Wu's actions in heaven.)

Idk that I've got enough brain to tie this all together with a neat bow, but I just feel like there's something here, about how hard so many of these people try to do the right thing but it's difficult because of their harm caused to them by the neglect and abuse of their childhood, and about how family and support networks only function to help if those supports aren't broken and toxic, about how the found family Xie Lian ultimately manages to construct functions because they all love each other despite their baggage instead of constantly being on the lookout for how to tear each other down over the least sign of nonconformity.

I hope this is coherent. Idk just, since I've been sick I've just reread like more than half of the book in less than a week (English books 3, 4, and 5) and it's giving me thoughts.

[eyenaku]

Ji ji fu ji ji

a o e i i er ai ei ao ou an en ang eng ong i ia iao ie iu ian in iang ing iong u ua uo uai ui uan un uang ueng ü üe üan ün a o e er ai ao ou an en ang eng yi ya yao ye you yan yin yang ying yong wu wa wo wai wei wan wen wang weng yu yue yuan yun b ba bo bai bei bao ban ben bang beng bi biao bie bian bin bing bu p pa po pai pei pao pou pan pen pang peng pi piao pie pian pin ping pu m ma mo me mai mei mao mou man men mang meng mi miao mie miu mian min ming mu f fa fo fei fou fan fen fang feng fu d da de dai dei dao dou dan den dang deng dong di diao die diu dian ding du duo dui duan dun t ta te tai tei tao tou tan tang teng tong ti tiao tie tian ting tu tuo tui tuan tun n na ne nai nei nao nou nan nen nang neng nong ni niao nie niu nian nin niang ning nu nuo nuan nü nüe l la le lai lei lao lou lan lang leng long li lia liao lie liu lian lin liang ling lu luo luan lun lü lüe g ga ge gai gei gao gou gan gen gang geng gong gu gua guo guai gui guan gun guang k ka ke kai kei kao kou kan ken kang keng kong ku kua kuo kuai kui kuan kun kuang h ha he hai hei hao hou han hen hang heng hong hu hua huo huai hui huan hun huang z za ze zi zai zei zao zou zan zen zang zeng zong zu zuo zui zuan zun c ca ce ci cai cao cou can cen cang ceng cong cu cuo cui cuan cun s sa se si sai sao sou san sen sang seng song su suo sui suan sun zh zha zhe zhi zhai zhei zhao zhou zhan zhen zhang zheng zhong zhu zhua zhuo zhuai zhui zhuan zhun zhuang ch cha che chi chai chao chou chan chen chang cheng chong chu chua chuo chuai chui chuan chun chuang sh sha she shi shai shei shao shou shan shen shang sheng shu shua shuo shuai shui shuan shun shuang r re ri rao rou ran ren rang reng rong ru rua ruo rui ruan run j ji jia jiao jie jiu jian jin jiang jing jiong ju jue juan jun q qi qia qiao qie qiu qian qin qiang qing qiong qu que quan qun x xi xia xiao xie xiu xian xin xiang xing xiong xu xue xuan xun

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guess who’s back to illustrating xie lian and bai wuxiang

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San Lang's red eye liner 🤝 SHL Wen Kexing's red eye shadow

[shijiujun]

hey so uh, it's 110% Not Your Job, but can i ask for like a crash course on these chinese bl series that are everywhere around me but i don't know them. like i'm familiar with the untamed or however many names it has but i'm seeing two or three more???? help please if you can thank you

hello!! oh no worries, i happened to be looking for a distraction too so this was timely hahaha although it’s a pretty broad question since there are so many new live adaptations coming out (and some which have already come out which are featured as bromances), but let me see if I can like round this up for you a little. 

*i may be giving you a bit more than you need or like irrelevant stuff, but i guess i’m bound to hit something hahaha

Okay so the chinese BL series you’re talking about is The Untamed, and since you said you’re familiar I won’t get into it in detail, BUT just for like flow’s sake:

The Untamed (Chen Qing Ling) is based on the danmei (BL) novel written by MXTX, called Mo Dao Zu Shi (and yes however many like English translations to this title there is), or MDZS for short. You watched the live-action, and there’s like a lot of other versions of it e.g. the anime, the chibi anime, audio dramas etc. etc. the list goes on. In case you still haven’t seen any of those, just glance through this masterpost made by @the-social-recluse​ - In any case, right now everything is sort of already out EXCEPT:

MDZSQ - chibi donghua, cutest shit you’ll ever see

More MDZS merch 

Some teasers from MDZS mobile game which has been one year and developing

Now moving on to other BL series floating around so frequently - MDZS is the second book that MXTX wrote. So there’s SVSSS (The Scum Villain’s Self-Saving-System), which is also called lovingly by others in the fandom by Scumbag System/Villain in short, this is MXTX’s first danmei novel. Right now if you’ve seen this on Tumblr, it’s the anime (donghua) version - 10 episodes only for Season 1, available on WeTV with subs, finished airing like a few weeks ago. Translations of the novel are definitely out in full somewhere.

An absolute mess, but an organized one

Tried to do a manhua but failed

Everyone thought the donghua wouldn’t air on time either (it has a history of dropping development halfway) but it did

Would probably be the most entertaining if ever dealt with a live-action

And then there’s arguably, the most beloved child out of all three novels (at least right this moment) - TGCF (Tian Guan Ci Fu, or Heaven Official’s Blessing). This is the third and so far last (???) danmei novel MXTX has written, main pairing invented love. Strawhat-wearing scrap collector smiley angel with devoted kid-turned-adult-turned-ghost-king who follows smiley angel for like many years because he loves him. Anyway, if you’re seeing this, once again on Tumblr a lot, it’s the donghua version you’re seeing. Still airing, I think we’re midway through the whole season, the yelling starts Saturday (Asia time zone) and then extends into Sunday, sometimes Monday.

There’s like a god-tier Eng translation in full for TGCF by Suika

There is a manhua for this as well, only like 45 chapters in, but the time Jan/Feb 2021 rolls around, the donghua would have overtaken the manhua progress on the storyline HAHAHA

Apparently the director/production team who did CQL/The Untamed managed to get the rights to filming its live-action, but heh nothing much about that just yet aside from casting rumours and fans worrying that the casting will be done wrongly and also that they won’t be able to do justice to the story.

Alright now that we’ve more or less cleared MXTX and what everyone is hyping over (for good reason), let’s move on to the other CHINESE BL stuff you could be seeing (although I feel like you might not actually be asking about this), and these will all be live-actions (I’m also only clearing SOME of this year’s stuff, so none from before 2020, don’t ask me why I didn’t leave Guardian or SCI up here):

✨✨✨ Already aired, done and dusted or maybe ongoing, just ones I see on my dash and notifs so I definitely am biased ✨✨✨

The Sleuth of Ming Dynasty (Cheng Hua’s Fourteenth Year) - Many episodes, much bromance, base novel is gay af, but live action is cute af. Read more here and full translation is not yet done I think

My Roommate is a Detective - THIS IS A SPECIAL MENTION. NOT BL. Doesn’t even have like a book to go along with it, it’s just I’ve seen people getting into this again and creating content, so idk, imma just leave this here. It ain’t BL but it got the most glaring BL-esque relationship I’ve ever seen in my life. You’ll get what I mean if you watch it

The Lost Tomb Reboot - AGAIN another special mention, because many handsome young-ish men who you know, head into tombs, much bromance. Based on a huge series of novels, totally not BL, but as always with like a lot of men put into one story, ships happen. This year as well, in case you’ve seen it floating around

✨✨✨  Upcoming Chinese BL live-action adaptations, confirmed + casting + filming. You may have seen some of these because like posters were recently released etc. - As far as I know these are all slated for 2021 ✨✨✨

Faraway Wanderers (Tian Ya Ke) - A danmei novel by Priest, filming wrapped up, should be airing soon. Leads are pretty cute, although I’m sure they’ll turn this bromance. One of the male leads is known for a lot of period web dramas, and Gong Jun, the other male lead, is known for more contemporary modern dramas, but damn Gong Jun’s jawline

Winner is King (Sha Po Lang) - Another danmei novel by Priest, filming wrapped up recently as well if I recall? Posters recently released, and this is arguably Priest’s most famous and popular danmei

Immortality (Hao Yi Xing) - A super popular danmei novel called 2ha or The White Husky and His White Cat Shizun by Meat Bun. Filming also... wrapped? I think, because posters came out the next day and everyone from Earth to Pluto went mad, definitely one you should look out for next year spring i think, but I’m pretty sure there’s gonna be a hell lot more teasers, posters etc. coming up and then half of danmei Tumblr will probably go into cardiac arrest

The Society of Four Leaves (Zhang Gong An) - Ehhhh I think this hasn’t yet been filmed but casting was recently confirmed (contentiously).  Concept posters are up though. This technically isn’t classified officially as a BL. There are no CPs officially in the novel, but apparently it’s very like idk flirty etc., also slated for next year

*There are a few more by Priest, e.g. Liu Yao, but no concrete news that I’ve seen (by now like at least 60% of her danmeis either have a live-action contract or a donghua contract or both lmao)

✨✨✨  Upcoming Chinese BL donghua adaptations (2021-ish). All by Priest✨✨✨

*Throwing this in just as a by the way thing, because these are also recent news (these two weeks). There might be more but I haven’t seen anything yet personally :D

Imperfection (Can Ci PIn) - Space AU, the novel won like two national literary awards if I recall like last year? Anyway a brief trailer recently came out last week I think, and main lead is handsome af, and once again it’s space and space wars so it’s pretty cool

Silent Reading (Mo Du Zhe) - Novel is called Mo Du, and honestly I think the donghua has been like teasing fans for like idk years, but it looks like we’re finally getting to the donghua as the team previewed the first ep like... two weeks ago live to an audience? Modern crime thriller thing, there’s a masterpost going on Tumblr

Lie Huo Jiao Chou - Another Priest fan favourite, a historical + modern danmei combination. Much angst from what I’ve seen, but donghua teaser looked good also, released also last week

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anyway hopefully some part of this or at least one part answers your question? if not, just send me another ask or like, DM me hahahaha

[elencelebrindal]

Sorry if they're too many, you don't have to answer everything! What is your fave novel of the three? Favorite/least favorite character for each one? Favorite male/female character for each one (aside from you all-time fave)? Favorite canon ship? Favorite non-canon ship? Least favorite of them (and why)? Favorite tool/weapon in the three? They're so many, sorrysorrysorry!

Don’t worry, I love answering questions! There might be some spoilers here, so... be wary of them. 

Ok, let’s go in order:

1.

My favorite novel of the three is Tian Guan Ci Fu. When I read Mo Dao Zu Shi I told myself “okay, I don’t think anything could beat this”, and then TGCF came around. I think this novel is, in general, one of my favorite books of all time. Aside from the romance part of it (which is often what people mainly focus on when it comes to MXTX), I really loved the characters and the story is absolutely incredible. I ended up getting so involved in it that I read the entire thing + the extras in three days, subsequently read what was out of the manhua in... maybe two hours? and watched the entire donghua as soon as it came on Netflix in one sitting. The only time this happened to me before TGCF was with the Silmarillion. 

This tells a lot. 

2.

Favorite SVSSS character: Luo BingHe shares his first place with Shen QingQiu.

Least favorite SVSSS character: Immortal Master Lao Gongzhu of Huan Hua Palace. I cannot even begin to explain how disgusted I was by that character, I almost never hated anyone more than him. 

Favorite MDZS character: Wei WuXian. He’s been my favorite character from the beginning. His story follows exactly one of my favorite character dynamic, much like many other favorites of mine (from good to evil to neutral/somewhat good again, even if in this case WWX didn’t actually turn evil). I’m pretty sure the same can be said of almost everyone in my favorite list... oh well.

Least favorite MDZS character: it’s a tough choice between Su She, Wen Chao, and Jin ZiXun. I just... I disliked them so much. It’s not even hate, I just didn’t want to see them on screen. Maybe Wen Chao is the worst of them... yeah, he’s the worst. I could count Jiang Cheng in my least favorites as well, but my reasons for not liking him are way too complicated so I won’t insult him so much. 

Favorite TGCF character: Hua Cheng!!!!!!!

Least favorite TGCF character: I don’t have a least favorite character. 

3. 

Favorite SVSSS male character aside from LBH and SQQ: MoBei-Jun and LiuQingGe. I’m not troubling myself with trying to choose between them.

Favorite SVSSS female character: I used to be torn between Sha HuaLing and Liu MingYan, but SHL follows my general preferences way more so she wins. 

Favorite MDZS male character aside from WWX: Wen Ning. He deserves all the love in the world. All of it. Also I really love Nie MingJue and Xiao XingChen. 

Favorite MDZS female character: Jiang Yanli (because I fell in love with her gentle personality while watching The Untamed and I can’t bear myself to stop loving her). Wen Qing is right up there with her.

Favorite TGCF male character aside from HC: well, first of all Xie Lian. Second of all, Bai WuXiang and He Xuan.

Favorite TGCF female character: Ling Wen, but only because I don’t count Shi QingXuan as a fully fledged female (I am too in love with both forms to choose one side, sorry guys). 

4. (they’re all going to be the main ones, lol)

Favorite canon SVSSS ship: Shen QingQiu x Luo BingHe, though... MoBei-Jun x Shang QingHua is a really close second. 

Least favorite canon SVSSS ship: I don’t think I have one? I mean, there’s not much material to examine when it comes to canon pairings.

Favorite canon MDZS ship: Wei WuXian x Lan Wangji.

Least favorite canon MDZS ship: it’s not really a ship (I think, maybe it’s just me?) but whatever they tried to do with Jiang Cheng and Wen Qing in the drama doesn’t sit right with me. For reasons that are a bit more complicated than it seems, and that would need me explaining my opinion about JC first. 

Favorite canon TGCF ship: Hualian! Hualian! Hualian! Hua Cheng x Xie Lian is one of my all time favorite ships, in general. I stand by the statement “Hualian invented love”. 

Least favorite canon TGCF ship: that weird bullshit the mortal realm like to do with Shi QingXuan and Shi Wudu. Poor guys. It’s canon only because their perverted followers say so. 

5.

Favorite non-canon SVSSS ship: I don’t think I have one...? Maybe ZhuZhi-Lang and TianLang-Jun, but I’m still way too confused about that. I know people ship a lot Liu QingGe and Shen QingQiu, but I never saw the appeal of it.

Least favorite non-canon SVSSS ship: again, don’t have one, mostly because I never delved too deeply in the world of non-canon SVSSS ships. 

Favorite non-canon MDZS ship: Xiao XingChen x Song Lan. It’s probably the pairing that makes the most sense (to me) out of everyone else. And it’s heartbreaking, so bonus points for that. 

Least favorite non-canon MDZS ship: Xiao XingChen x Xue Yang. [heavy spoiler alert] I absolutely HATE this pairing. I love Xue Yang, he’s an amazing villain, but this pairing is straight up abuse, no matter how you look at it. I am a sucker for angsty shit, but I really draw the line at the fucked up pairing that is this one. Xue Yang literally destroyed Xiao XingChen psychologically, lied to him for years, gaslighted him, forced him to kill innocent people, forced him to kill Song Lan, and then ended up ruining him so much that Xiao XingChen killed himself and destroyed his own soul. 

I have no idea why people love this pairing so much, but I genuinely hate it. There’s nothing redeeming about it. 

Another ship I don’t like is Jiang Cheng x Lan XiChen, but once again this has more convoluted reasons that revolve around JC, mainly. There’s also Lan XiChen x Jin GuangYao. Please, no. I really don’t like it. 

Favorite non-canon TGCF ship: Pei Ming x Shi Wudu and He Xuan x Shi QingXuan. We all know why beefleaf is important in our hearts, so let me explain something about Pei Ming and Shi Wudu; this pairing doesn’t mean I completely disregard everything else about Pei Ming. He’s our good old manwhore womanizer and I haven’t changed that (too much). But this pairing... in my headcanon, which is something I’m also going to write in my desperate attempt and being a good fanfic writer, Pei Ming fell in love with him so hard that he was like “okay, fine, there’s just you now, I’m done with sleeping around”. After Shi Wudu dies, Pei Ming keeps his word and doesn’t cheat on him for the reminder of his life. My own headcanon is the reason why this is my favorite non-canon ship. I stumbled into it my complete chance, but I genuinely love it. 

Least favorite non-canon TGCF ship: anything that has Xie Lian and Hua Cheng not with each other. I don’t like seeing them paired with anyone else. 

6.

Favorite SVSSS weapon/tool: Xin Mo and Xiu Ya. 

Favorite MDZS weapon/tool: Chenqing

Favorite TGCF weapon/tool: E-Ming and Fang Xin

If you want to ask anything else, feel free! My blog is mostly Saint Seiya, but I do write about other stuff if you ask me! ^ - ^

[ruanbaijie]

I got tagged in a bunch of tag games recently but I’ve been putting the off for a loooooonnnnggg time because a certain drama (hint: the abbreviation is three letters long, the last character rhymes with “ring”) has been occupying every single second of my free time (눈_눈)

but now that I have some pockets of time to spare! I’m just gonna club all the tag games together into a monster post ( ` ω ´ )

a big thank you to everyone who tagged me!!!!! (*˘︶˘*).｡.:*♡

tag game #1

tagged by @tiesanjiao @sillyfanturtle

recreate your blog’s aesthetic as a drink 🍸

make one here

this one was so fun! the number of choices omg I was spoiled and I took so long to decide which to go with lol. I don’t really know what this monstrosity is??? I just picked these for the pinks/ muted reds and greens

but my irl aesthetic is more something like this below. and my dumb gothic-loving ass thought that background was a graveyard and it took me a closer scrutiny to realise it’s a bar... (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)

tag game #2

tagged by @linglynz

I don’t know what this one’s called, but I guess it’s something along the lines of recreating a mouse here! 

I’m... boring. hanyi’s motto in life, probably: make it black. there are little devil horns but they’re black too so they’re blending in...

tag game #3

tagged by @yibobibo 

You can usually tell a lot about a person by the type of music they listen to. Put your favourite playlist on shuffle and list the first ten songs then tag ten people! No skipping!

OHO favourite playlist you say........ okay I’ll have to find one of my favourites that has at least 10 songs ahaaa

SHI-KI (Atsushi Suemitsu) - from Shiki (this remains one of my favourite instrumental anime soundtracks to date it’s just so damn atmospheric and good)

Tian Wen (Liu Yuning) - from Shan He Ling (well...)

Ai Shang (Xiao Shi Gu Niang) - from Goodbye My Princess

Enigma (After Journey) - from My Roommate is a Detective

Chi Qing Zhong Instrumentals with Vocals Version (Deng Lun) - from Qing Ya Ji (*cough cough cough*)

Eau de Vie (Atsushie Suemitsu) - from Shiki

Huo Shui (Shu Linzuo) - from The Sleuth of Ming Dynasty

Chi Qing Zhong (Deng Lun) - from Qing Ya Ji

Be Ok (I’ll) - from Zombie Detective

Warriors (2WEI & Edda Hayes)

yeahhh I listen to a lot of soundtracks

tag game #4

tagged by @livenarrator​

post the top 10 songs you’re currently vibing to

pretty similar to the one above! but here are another 10 anyways ehe

Bridge of Fate (Wang Leehong & Tan Weiwei) - from The Great Wall

Sheng Er Wu Wei (Wang Ziyi) - from S.W.A.T.

Fireworks Cool Easily (Jay Chou)

Diamond (Ha Hyun Woo) - from Itaewon Class

Yong Ye (Tan Weiwei) - from Ever Night

Awaken (Su Shiding) - from My Roommate is a Detective

Wu Bie (Jeff Chang) - from Tian Guan Ci Fu

Wu Ti (Hu Xia) - from Shan He Ling

Tian Ya Ke (Zhang Zhehan & Gong Jun) - from Shan He Ling

Gu Meng (Zhang Zhehan) - from Shan He Ling

and last but not least, tag game #5

tagged by @inessencedevided​

rules: create your own post and tag 9 people to get to know better or catch up with  

last song listened to: Tian Wen from Shan He Ling - because I was answering the tag game above alsdklflksdlkf (ง ื▿ ื)ว

last movie watched: The Yin Yang Master 2021 aka Shi Shen Ling - I got baited by (white) long-haired chen kun let’s just leave it at that

currently reading: just finished Po Yun by Huai Shang - IT’S SO DAMN GOOD PLEASE READ IT HUAI SHANG NEEDS MORE LOVE - next up probably 2ha reread

currently craving: travel - I think I’ve been saying I’ve been craving travel for the longest time now singapore is... damn small

current project: at work??? leisure project??? if it’s the latter, I probably have to get my ass cracking and start doing this week’s march gif challenge but I have Zero Inspiration (⇀‸↼‶)

current mood: pretty chill and relaxed bc finally I’m done with live giffing shl, but also nervous and ambivalent bc hyx is starting soon, and lastly excited bc tomorrow I’m gonna have my first bubble tea in three months (self-imposed diet, not related to any lockdown)

current wish: see “currently craving”

currently learning: nothing much?

something that makes you proud: how far I’ve progressed in giffing ever since january 2020 ฅ(^◕ᴥ◕^)ฅ

[legendwrote]

Mun: HMR (short for HeavyMetalRobot) Age: 30+ Pronouns: she/her & they/them RP style: para/multi-para but not picky

Primary Muse List:

Zhou Fei - Legend of Fei 

Qingming - The Yin Yang Master 

Lan Jingyi - Mo Dao Zu Shi / The Untamed

Runyu - Ashes of Love

Zhou Zishu - Qi Ye/ Tian Ya Ke / Word of Honor

Jing Beiyuan - Qi Ye/ Tian Ya Ke/ Word of Honor

Liu Qianqiao - Word of Honor

Jun Linyuan - Dance of the Phoenix

Chu Wanning - 2Ha / Immortality

Hua Cheng - Tian Guan Ci Fu

Feng Xin - Tian Guan Ci Fu

Shangque - Love Between Fairy & Devil

Changheng - Love Between Fairy & Devil

Cang Ji - Nan Chan

Secondary Muse List:

Song Lan - Mo Dao Zu Shi / The Untamed

Kuang Lu - Ashes of Love

Liu Ying - Ashes of Love

Yan Zhi - Eternal Love

Teng Zijing - Joy of Life

Ling Wen - Tian Guan Ci Fu

Little stone figure - Nan Chan

By Request Only Muses: 

Fan Xian - Joy of Life

Wuzhu - Joy of Life

Bai Qian - Eternal Love

Starter Calls: Here

My C-Drama To-Watch/Watched Lists (The boards scroll right and left, the cards [series] up and down Trello users [free] can comment on cards!)

To-Watch

Watched

WIP - Mobile rules, character page/info and more to come!

[svsssartreblogs]

1,000 Post Tag Round Up!

Phew, it’s taken me about 2 months to get to 1,000 posts on this art blog, but we’re finally there! If you follow either mdzsartreblogs or tgcfartreblogs, you’ve probably seen my round up posts there - I do a round up every 1,000 posts as a way to fix any tagging mistakes I’ve made and because I like playing with data. :D This is the first of these posts for SVSSS, and it’s ABOUT DAMN TIME!

Some bookkeeping...

This blog as 288 followers, which is awesome. SVSSS is the smallest of the MXTX fandoms, and I’m so happy that this blog is starting to serve as a way for people who create art and share it on Tumblr can connect with fans of the series and help spread their work around - building up a core of people in a smaller fandom can be so so hard, ya know? Please do keep spreading the word!

Need anything specific tagged? Trigger warnings, squicks, preferences, just something you’re curious about, anything? Please feel free to let me know! You can see a list of which tags I currently use, as always, in the pinned post.

If you’re an artist in the fandom, and you want to make sure I see your work, note that I check the #svsss tag daily (but not any of the other many tags people use for this fandom...stuff is just way too scattered) for new works, or you can contact me directly either by @ my personal account (unforth - tags to this account don’t register, sigh) or by dming me the new work, and I’ll add it to the queue.

Thank you everyone for following this blog, and artists, thank you so much for your creations! <3

-unforth

And now, let’s see some breakdowns on tag usage! This is my least heavily moderated blog, which means it has the fewest tags, but I still have a few things I keep track of...

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Ten Most Commonly Reblogged Characters: there’s art of 24 different characters on this blog so far, though tagging can get a little funny cause I consider different versions of the same character (ie, Shen Qingqiu vs. Shen Jiu vs. Shen Yuan) as one character - I tag Shen Qingqiu, the others are “character attributes” instead of “characters.” In a fandom where, say, Shen Jiu is definitely distinct from Shen Yuan, that can get a little muddled, but it’s the choice I made. Anyway, characters!

Shen Qingqiu (583 works)

Luo Binghe (457 works)

Shang Qinghua (241 works)

Mobei Jun (235 works)

Liu Qingge (154 works)

Yue Qingyuan (57 works)

Sha Hualing (29 works)

The System (18 works)

Liu Mingyan (18 works)

Zhuzhi Lang (15 works)

Ning Yingying (15 works)

Five Most Commonly Reblogged Ships and Platonic Relationships: this fandom doesn’t seem too big on multishipping - the two canon ships are by far the most popular - but there are still a few other ships out there, most with only one or two works. I did make exceptions to the “versions of characters” thing that I described in the previous list - if an artist has specified Bingjiu as opposed to Bingqiu, or Yueshen as opposed to Qijiu, etc., I’ve tagged appropriately.

Bingqiu (320 works)

Moshang (197 works)

Liushen (74 works)

Mingling (8 works)

Shen Qingqiu and Shen Jiu are Brothers (6 works)

Ten Most Commonly Reblogged Artists: finding artists who focus on this fandom has been a challenge but I’ve finally gotten a solid few and it’s definitely helping me keep the queue stocked. So far, 366 artists have at least one work reblogged to this blog. Note that the below list isn’t a popularity ranking, it’s simply an indicator of prolificness and frequency of reblogging.

tossawary (18 works)

teiichans (18 works)

gothariete (18 works)

epsea (18 works)

selpuku (15 works)

hijohshiki-roc (15 works)

saysong91 (14 works)

ineffableboyfriends (14 works)

nicht-vobla (13 works)

agexp (12 works)

Ten Most Commonly Used Other Tags: as I mentioned, this blog is pretty lightly moderated so there’s not too many other things I tag. Here are few, though...

comic (219 works)

laughs (174 works)

chibi (77 works)

mo dao zu shi (71 works)

tian guan ci fu (61 works)

shen jiu (59 works)

wei wuxian (57 works)

modern au (57 works)

lemon (56 works)

fantasy au (53 works)

[japaneseadventures]

Prince of Tennis (2019) Characters

This list was made based on the Chinese and Japanese Wikipedia entries for Prince of Tennis (2019), and the Dramawiki for the names of most of the actors. Please let me know if you spot any mistakes/ have any more to add!

Legend: [CHN Character name] [Name in Chinese characters] (Actor): Original JPN Name Names with readings I'm not sure of are in italics

Yu Qing 育青 / Seishun Academy

Lu Xia 路夏 (Peng Yu Chang): Echizen Ryoma

Mu Siyang 穆司陽 (Xie Bin Bin): Tezuka Kunimitsu

Qiao Chen 喬晨 (Dong Li): Momoshiro Takeshi

Chi Dayong 池大勇 (Zhu Zhi Ling): Oishi Shuichiro

Zhuo Zhi 卓治 (Zhang Yi Jie): Fuji Syusuke

Tang Jiale 唐佳樂 (Xu Ke): Kikumaru Eiji

Yan Zhiming 嚴智明 (Li He): Inui Sadaharu

He Xinglong 賀興隆 (Fan Lin Feng): Kawamura Takashi

Zhang Baiyang 張百揚 (Wu Xu Dong): Kaidoh Kaoru

Qi Ying 齐瑛 (Song Yi Ren): Ryuzaki Sakuno

Peng Shang 彭湘 (Lu Jia): Osakada Tomoka

Huang Jing 黃靖 (Yu Kai Ning): Combination of Arai, Sasabe, etal

Ma Xiuwen 馬修文 (Zhang Ke Yuan)

A Mu 阿穆 (Li Jun Zheng)

Qi Na 齐娜 (He Jia Yi): Ryuzaki Sumire

Lu Xiangqian 路向前 (Wu Qi Jiang): Echizen Nanjiroh

Hao Dahe 郝大河 (Jin Yu Bo):  Yamato Yudai

Yu Hang 育航 / Gyokurin

Bu Zhongchuan 钟歩川 (Jin Hao Chen): Fukawa Kimiyoshi

Wu Quan 吴泉 (Zhang Hang [YOUNG-G]): Izumi Tomoya

Yu Feng 玉峰 / Fudoumine:

Xu Ziping 徐子平 (Chen Shang Ze): Tachibana Kippei

Yan Jiang 燕江 (Wang Yong Feng): Sakurai Masaya

Shi Tienan 旋铁男 (Yang Chen Yi): Ishida Tetsu

Sima Yiwu 司马亦武 (Kong Chui Nan): Ibu Shinji

Shen Weiming 申伟明 (Liu Cheng Lin): Kamio Akira

Chen Desen 陈德森 (Gu Yu): Mori Tatsunori

Wei Kefei 韦克飞 (Ming Peng): Uchimura Kyosuke

Xu Xingzi 徐杏子 (Sun Jia Yu): Tachibana An

Xing Yao 星耀 / Hyotei Academy

Ji Jingwu 纪景梧 (Ren Yan Kai): Atobe Keigo

Hua Chonghong 华崇宏 (Yu An): Kabaji Munehiro

Hu Liangliang 胡亮亮 (Yang Ze): Shishido Ryo

Song Ci 宋慈 (Shi Zi Xun): Akutagawa Jiroh

You Shixing 游世星 (Fan Xiao Dong): Oshitari Yuushi

Yue Yang 岳阳 (Gao Xin): Mukahi Gakuto

Ji Nuo 吉诺 (Jiang Xin Qi): Hiyoshi Wakashi

Feng Zhiyuan 冯志远 (Jin Zhong Xi): Ootori Choutaro

Coach Fu 付教錬 (Tian Jia Da): Sakaki Tarou

No. 3 (Shisan) High School 市三 / Yamabuki

Ya Jiuxin 亚久辛 (Wang Yan Yang): Akutsu Jin

Shen Qianshi 沈千石 (Lou Ming): Sengoku Kiyosumi

Nan Jianzhi 南建知 (Liu Yu Feng): Minami Kentarou

Tan Yitai 谭一泰 (Huang Xing Yuan): Dan Taichi

Fang Yadong 方亚东 (Peng Gang): Higashikata Masami

Ma Lintao 马林涛 (Zhang Yuan Kun): Muramachi Tohji

Coach Tian 田教練 (Hong Wei): Banda Mikiya

Chen Huijing 陳慧敬 (Yang Cai Ying): Akutsu Sayuri

Guo Zi 國子 / St. Rudolph

Zhuo Yu 卓宇 (Zhao Zi Qi): Fuji Yuuta

Guan Yue 关岳 (Lan Bo): Mizuki Hajime

Qiao Ze 乔泽 (Liu Ming Kai): Akazawa Yoshiro

Ling Tian 梁田 (Jerry Chang): Kaneda Ichiro

Liu Zecheng 刘泽成 (Tang Xiang En): Yanagisawa Shinya

Qin Yifei 秦一婓 (Deng Zhi Yuan): Kisarazu Atsushi

No. 6 (Di Liu) 第六 / Rokkaku

Kui Jian 奎建 (Lei Ming): Aoi Kentaro

Yu Zifeng 余子风 (Fu Yan Zhang): Kurobane Harukaze

Lin Xiyan 林希彦 (Yao Jun Zhe): Itsuki Marehiko

Tian Ye 田野 (Wang Hao Yu): Amane Hikaru

Zuo Xiaohu 左小虎 (Li Zheng Jun): Saeki Kojiro

Mu Jinliang 穆金亮 (Zhai Xu): Kisarazu Ryo

Liu Muyun/Mr. Six 劉��雲/六爷 (Hou Tong Jiang): Oji

Hai Guang 海广 / Rikkaidai

Bai Shiting 白市廷 (Ren Yun Jie): Yukimura Seiichi

Tian Zilong 田子龙 (Xiang Yun Long): Sanada Genichiro

Ke Jie 柯杰 (Tan Xu): Jackal Kuwahara

Liu Lian 柳濂 (Wang Yi Bo): Yanagi Renji

Jin Wentai 金文太 (Cao Jun Xiang): Marui Bunta

Yuan Chi 袁驰 (Shen Qi): Kirihara Akaya

Wang Yaren 王雅人 (Xu Rui Lin): Nioh Masaharu

Lu Sheng 吕胜 (Li Shu Ren): Yagyuu Hiroshi

Ying Cai 英才 / Ginka

Xiang Jingtian 向静天 (Chen Peng Wan Li): Fukushi Michiru

Chen Dahai 陈大海 (Ma Wenchao)

Lin Ye 林叶 (An Zi Yang)

Other Characters

Sha Sha 沙莎 (Liu Yong Xi): Shiba Saori

Li Na 李娜 (Li Na) [Bookstore owner]

Jiang 姜 (Jiang Shang): Tatsugoro [Racquet repair man]

*(2020.03.11) Fixed typo on Bai Shiting's actor name. Thanks to @tsunaminh for pointing it out!

*(2020.03.16) Fixed Ji Nuo's name! Thanks to @rlkkai for pointing it out!

*(2020.04.08) Fixed typo in Lu Xiangqian's name

[debatiendom]

Gran apoyo a la limpieza del país

Gran apoyo a la limpieza del país

El país se resiste a postrar­se ante el coronavirus, que aun esparciéndose y de­jando una traza de pánico y muertes durante su tra­yecto letal por todos los confines, cobrándose más de 51 vidas y decenas pa­deciendo en lechos hos­pitalarios, los ciudadanos están sacando bríos de sus reservas y ayer empezaron a apoyar una propuesta de Listín Diario, para em­prender una campaña de compromiso colectivo des­tinada a limpiar el ambien­te de nuestras ciudades.

Consultados sobre es­te plan, ejecutivos de go­biernos municipales no titubearon ante la pro­puesta de limpieza, con una reacción positiva que motiva el sentimiento de unida total de la nación frente a un patógeno invi­sible que ya ha matado a 42,032 seres humanso en todo el planeta.

La iniciativa de este dia­rio, contenida en su nota editorial de ayer, martes, intitulado "Otra forma de dar la batalla al coronavi­rus", sugiere que la jorna­da inicie el próximo sába­do en todos los hogares del país, "con una limpieza ge­neral simultánea para re­ducir sustancialmente la población del coronavirus, que al ser una molécula de proteína cubierta en grasa, se desintegra con la acción detergente desgrasante".

Distrito Nacional

El alcalde David Collado manifestó total apoyo a la idea y seguido organizó un operativo de limpieza para este sábado en el Distrito Nacional, con las brigadas de aseo urbano, drenaje pluvial, fumigación y ser­vicio de bomberos.

Tras juzgar de atinada la recomendación de es­te diario, Collado e indicó que la jornada de limpieza iniciará con más de 130 camiones y un equipo de más de 500 personas.

A su vez, el alcalde capi­talino recomendó a los resi­dentes efectuar una limpie­za interna en sus hogares.

En Santiago

Mientras, desde los muni­cipios, varios ejecutivos de  gobiernos locales acogieron la idea de limpieza de las ciudades.

En Santiago, el alcalde Abel Martínez se sumó a la propuesta y a través de su cuenta de Twitter invitó a los munícipes a participar de la limpieza de sus hoga­res, mientras las autorida­des lo harán desde los espa­cios públicos.

Comentó que desde hace 14 días en Santiago se han desinfectado y limpiado las calles, avenidas y puntos donde convergen personas, para evitar la propagación del Covid-19.

"En Santiago hemos desinfectado calles, ace­ras, clínicas, hospitales y más...llegó el momen­to de que lo hagamos en nuestras casas en to­da RD, me uno a la pro­puesta del @listindiario de que lo hagamos jun­tos este sábado 4 de abril a las 10:00 AM, podemos lograrlo...¡Vamo' Arri­ba!", publicó Martínez en su cuenta de Twitter.

En su propuesta editorial sobre la jornada de limpieza para este sábado, Listín reco­mienda que "todos los miem­bros de la familia que estén en capacidad de trabajar deben hacerlo protegidos con go­rras, guantes y mascarillas", y que "en los casos de viviendas que estén solas o cerradas, los vecinos más próximos pue­den limpiar con detergente sus frentes para no dejar espacios contaminados".

Al final de la labor, agre­ga, "todos los participantes eliminan por zafacón guan­tes y mascarillas usadas, to­man un baño, aíslan en bol­sas las ropas utilizadas, y al día siguiente se procede a otra jornada de lavado ge­neral simultáneo".

El Seibo

Reynaldo Valera, alcalde de El Seibo, está de acuer­do con LA limpieza de las ciudades, y ha dicho que involucrará al cuerpo de bomberos local. Ya el eje­cutivo tuvo contactos con Salud Publica y realiza gestiones para prestación de camiones de Obras Pú­blicas.

Puerto Plata

Alcaldes de los munici­pios de esta provincia y el presidente del Clúster Tu­rístico del Destino favore­ciendo la implementación de la jornada nacional de limpieza.

Walter Musa, alcalde del municipio cabecera, apoyó la iniciativa y dijo que va a programarla, por­que una parte del personal se resiste a salir a las calles bajo esta situación.

Imbert

Por su parte, el alcalde del municipio Imbert, José To­más Díaz, valoró la idea viene realizando jornadas de limpieza desde hace va­rias semanas, las cuales continuará incluyendo el sábado junto a la iniciativa del periódico.

Informó haber dispues­to que el mercado munici­pal trabaje hasta el medio­día y que diariamente, a las 2 de la tarde, los bom­beros higienicen ese espa­cio comercial.

Montellano

El alcalde de Montella­no, José Héctor Rojas, tras ponderar el conteni­do social y de salud del editorial de este diario, anunció la programación de una extensa campa­ña para este sábado, en atención a la sugerencia de Listín.

Hoteleros y el clúster turístico

Por su parte, el presidente de la Asociación de Hoteles de Playa Dorada y del Clús­ter Turístico de Puerto Pla­ta, César José de Los Santos, ponderó la propuesta de Lis­tín y dijo estar dispuesto a respaldar a las autoridades del municipio para que la jornada se concrete con éxi­to en la zona.

Jarabacoa

Carlos José Sánchez, el alcalde de Jarabacoa, de­claró que aun cuando ese pueblo está limpio, está de acuerdo con la labor de limpieza de las ciuda­des.

"Yo estoy de acuerdo, nosotros tenemos el pue­blo limpio, el pueblo está completamente higieniza­do; los trabajos de limpie­za no se paran. La parte ad­ministrativa si está parada, pero aquí tenemos guantes, mascarillas, todo".

A las 5 de la tarde, agre­gó, "cuando estemos en cuarentena, van a salir un tanquero y tres camiones de bomberos, y eso se está haciendo diario. Es la úni­ca forma de bajar la viru­lencia del virus".

"Ahora mandé a bus­car tanques metálicos pa­ra instalar 25 tanques en las calle, con su llavecita, con agua y con cloro, pa­ra que la gente se lave las manos", añadió el funcio­nario.

Más de lo que dijo Listín

En otra parte de su pieza edi­torial, Listín sugiere que este sabado, en todos los hogares dominicanos, "se proceda a una limpieza general simul­tánea para reducir sustan­cialmente la población del coronavirus, que al ser una molécula de proteína cubier­ta en grasa, se desintegra con la acción detergente desgra­sante".

Y agrega: "Esa limpieza pue­de iniciarse en el interior de las viviendas o apartamentos, echando agua con detergente y cloro, batiendo pisos y pare­des con cepillos o paños, hacer salir el agua hacia aceras y con­tenes, y allí continuar la higieni­zación de la vía pública".

Tambien sugiere que "en el entorno de hospitales, clínicas, laboratorios y far­macias, esta labor debe ser realizada por las autorida­des municipales y los bom­beros, para un removido más profundo de la proba­ble contaminación".

 LLEGÓ LA HORA

 Espaldarazo.

El síndico de Santiago, Abel Martínez, no pedió tiempo y recurrió a su cuenta oficial de Twitter, en la que dio un espal­darazo a la propuesta de Listín Diario.

Ahora en casa.

"En Santiago hemos desinfectado calles, aceras, clínicas, hos­pitales y más...llegó el momento de que lo ha­gamos en nuestras ca­sas en toda RD, me uno a la propuesta del

@listindiario".

 GENTE Y EQUIPOS

 En marcha.

El alcalde del Distrito Nacional ha convoca­do para un operativo de limpieza este sába­do en el Distrito Na­cional. Habrá brigadas de aseo urbano, dre­naje pluvial, y fumiga­ción.

Determinación.

Con más de 130 ca­miones y un equipo de más de 500 personas se pondrá en marcha la jornada, para la que ya reina mucha dispo­sición.

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[writinggeisha]

Really helpful website to find nickames for characters.

Cute Chinese Nicknames for Guys

Calling a guy by a cute nickname is a great way to express love and praise his attributes. So, if you need cute Chinese nicknames for a guy, try any of the following popular names:

萌宝 (Meng Bao) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Cute baby,” which makes it a great nickname for a cute guy.

乐乐 (Le Le) – It literally means “Happy-Happy.”

喜洋洋 (Xi Yang Yang) – Originated from a Chinese popular animated series Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, a great nickname for an outgoing and righteous guy.

大宝 (Da Bao) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Big treasure.”

二宝 (Er Bao) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Second treasure.”

来福 (Lai Fu) –  A Chinese phrase meaning “Luck comes.”

牛牛 (Niu Niu) – “牛” means “Bull,” for a cute, strong and energetic guy.

小汤圆 (Xiao Tang Yuan) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Dumpling.”

麦兜 (Mai Dou) – Originated from a Hong Kong cartoon character who is a cute little piggy.

呆头 (Dai Tou) –  For a guy who is clumsy in a cute way.

球球 (Qiu Qiu) – It literally means “Ball-Ball,” an intimate nickname for a cute guy who is a little fatty.

肉肉 (RouRou) – It literally means “Meat-Meat,” an intimate nickname for a cute guy who is a little fatty.

正太 (Zheng Tai) – Originated from Japanese manga, for a guy who looks like 12 years old.

小鲜肉 (Xiao XianRou) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Fresh Meat.” Boy, you are delicious!

男神 (Nan Shen) – For a God-like guy.

笨笨 (Ben Ben) – It literally means “Clumsy-Clumsy.”

绵绵 (Mian Mian) – For a boy who is docile like a sheep.

暖男 (Nuan Nan) – For a boy who can melt your heart.

尖头闷 (Jian TouMen) – It is homophonic to “gentleman” and is used to nickname a guy who is a gentleman.

校草 (Xiao Cao) – It literally means “Grass Of School” and is awarded to the cutest guy in a school.

音痴 (Yin Chi) – For a cute guy who has a bad sense of lyrics and tones in songs.

小胖 (Xiao Pang) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Fatty.”

大胖 (Da Pang) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Big Fatty.”

高富帅 (Gao FuShuai) – Tall, rich and cute.

佛系男 (Fo XiNan) – A Chinese phrase meaning “A Buddhist Guy,” for a cute guy who is ok with everything.

Chinese Nicknames for Boyfriend

One of the cutest ways to show your boyfriend you love him is to call him nickname that tells him just how much he means to you. The following are popular Chinese nicknames for boyfriends.

老公 (Lao Gong) – It literally means “Old Husband.” Chinese couples tend to call each other husband and wife before marriage. They call their partner’s name directly after marriage.

老头 (Lao Tou)/老头儿(Lao Tou’Er) – It literally means “Old Head.”

亲爱的 (Qin AiDe) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Darling.”

相公 (Xiang Gong) – An ancient term for “Husband” in Chinese, which makes it a high-profile and romantic nickname for boyfriend.

当家的 (Dang JiaDe) – It literally means “Master of this home”.

小美男 (Xiao MeiNan) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Beauty Boy.”

小亲亲 (Xiao QingQing) – It literally means “Little Kiss-Kiss.”

小可爱 (Xiao KeAi) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Cute Thing.”

夫君 (Fu Jun) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Gentle Husband.”

小绵羊 (Xiao MianYang) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Sheep.”

嫩宝宝 (Nen BaoBao) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Young baby.”

小嫩肉 (Xiao NenRou) – It literally means “Little Fresh Meat.”

傻瓜 (Sha Gua) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Silly Pumpkin.”

笨蛋 (Ben Dan) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Clumsy egg.”

小弱智 (Xuai Ruozhi) – Little silly head!

宠儿 – The guy you cherish.

大郎 – A Chinese phrase meaning “ Big Guy.”

君仔 – A Chinese phrase meaning “ Gentle Puppy.”

囝囝 (Jian Jian) – “Kiddy-Kiddy”, usually used by Cantonese and Wu Chinese. A similar term for girlfriend will be “囡囡 (Nan Nan).”

官人 (Guan Ren) – An ancient Chinese that meant bureaucrats, now becomes a seductive nickname for girlfriend calling her boyfriend.

外子 (Wai Zi) – The person who is responsible for work outside the home.

宝爸 (Bao Ba) – It literally means “Dad of future babies.”

良人 (Liang Ren) – It literally means “Good Person.”

老流氓 (Lao LiuMang) – You old hentai!

蓝票(Lan Piao) – A homophone to 男朋友(Nan PengYou, meaning boyfriend). Its literal translation means “Blue Ticket.”

傻帽 (Sha Mao) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My silly hat.”

死鬼 (Si Gui) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My little ghost.”

总裁 (Zong Cai) – The chief executive officer.

魔王 (Mo Wang) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Demon King.”

皇上/陛下 (Huang Shang/Bi Xia) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My emperor”

小东西 (Xiao DongXi) – My little east and west.

哥哥 (Ge Ge) – It means “Brother”. Calling your boyfriend “brother” is to treat him like a family member.

爸爸 (Ba Ba) – Yes… You can also call your boyfriend “爸爸 (daddy)”.

大爷 (Da Ye) – It literally means “Old Grandpa.”

蜀黍 (Shu Xi) – A cute way of saying “叔叔(uncle)”. Also, a common nickname for boyfriend…

小心肝 (Xiao XinGan) – It means “Little Heart and Liver”, and makes a great pair with “小宝贝(Xiao BaoBei, meaning my little precious stone)”.

皇阿玛 (Huang Amma) – It means “Royal Amma”, a royal title when emperor’s kids called their dad in Qing Dynasty. It makes an exact pair with “太后 (Tai Hou, meaning queen)”. It’s a great nickname if you and your girlfriend want to try some royal family fantasy.

土匪/土贼 (Tu Fei/Tu Zei) – It literally means “Bandit”. A great nickname if your boyfriend is hungry for sex.

莫须有 (Mao XuYou) – It came from one of the most known ancient poets. Usually for a sweet-talking boyfriend.

笑傲江湖 (XiaoAo JiangHu) – It came from the most popular Martial arts novel of all time “The Legend of The Condor Heroes”. The boyfriend will be called “笑傲江湖”, who is the main male character, and the girlfriend will be called “东方不败 (DongFang BuBai)”, who is the main female character.

Funny Chinese Nicknames for Guys

The following are funny Chinese nicknames for a guy:

(Bei Ye) – A man who is as strong as Bear Grylls (a Northern Irish adventurer).

左撇子 (Zuo PieZi) – For a guy who is left-handed.

小平头 (Xiao PingTou) – For a guy who has a buzzcut hair.

独眼龙 (Du YanLong) – It literally means “Single-Eye Dragon,” for a pirate-looking guy.

极客 (Ji Ke) – A tech geek.

大侠 (Da Xia) – For a guy who loves to help people. An example of “大侠(DaXia)” will be Robin Hood.

低头族 (Di TouZu) – For a guy who always plays on his phone.

肌肉男 (Ji RouNan) – For a well-fitted and masculine guy.

和尚 (He Shang) – “和尚” means monk in Chinese. For a guy with a bald hair.

书呆 (Shu Dai) – Does he spend all of his free time reading?

金针菇 (Jin ZhenGu) – He is so slim, like a tiger lily bud!

老铁 (Lao Tie) – Our friendship/relationship is as strong as iron!

化肥 (Hua Fei) – A chemistry nerd.

老王 (Lao Wang) – The guy who lives in your next door. Although he is not Mr.Wang, we call him Mr.Wang.

纯爷们 (Chun YeMen) – A Chinese phrase meaning “A Pure Man,” for a brave and righteous guy.

唐僧 (Tang Seng) – We all have a friend who always talks.

老大 (Lao Da) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Old Big,” for the guy who leads your team.

牙擦苏 (Ya CaSu) – For a guy with big buck teeth.

眼镜 (Yan Jing) – It is granted to the first glass-wearing guy in a class.

宅男 (Zhai Nan) – Same as otaku, for a guy who barely participates in social activities.

技术宅 (Ji ShuZhai) – Not only an otaku but also a tech geek!

叶良辰 (Ye LiangChen) – Originated from a screenshot of WeChat dialog. The guy called “叶良辰” behaved arrogantly to a girl. Since then, it to refers to a guy is behaving overbearingly.

龙傲天 (Long  AoTian) – For a guy who is perfect in any sense.

老好人 (LaoHaoRen) – Chinese girls usually say “You are a good guy” when rejecting a guy’s proposal. The guy who always gets rejected is called “老好人.”

绅士 (Shen Shi) – It literally means “gentleman” but is now used to nickname a guy who is a hentai.

特困生 (Te KunSheng) – We always have one guy in class who falls asleep immediately when class starts.

妻管严 (Qi GuanYan) – For a guy takes a subordinate role in a relationship.

Cute Chinese Nicknames for Girls

If you need nicknames that express affection for a lady, try the following cute Chinese nicknames for girls:

倾国 (Qing Guo) – It literally means “Flip a country.” For a girl who is world-changing cute.

倾城 (Qing Cheng) – It literally means “Flip a city.” For a girl who is world-changing cute.

萌妹 (Meng Mei) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Cute Sister.”

郡主 (Jun Zhu) – Originated from the title of a royal-born girl in ancient China, we now nickname it to a girl who is cute and precious.

咩咩 (Mie Mie) – An onomatopoeia of sheep bleating, for a girl who is docile like sheep.

教主 (Jiao Zhu) – It literally means “hierarchy,” for an outstanding girl who leads people

丫头 (Ya Tou) – Very commonly used by Cantonese and Wu Chinese, for a cute and naughty girl

小仙女 (Xiao XianNv) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Fairy Girl.”

美眉 (Mei Mei) – Ms. Beautiful.

MM (Mei Mei) – An acronym of “美眉,” same meaning.

点点 (Dian Dian) – It literally means “Dot-Dot.”

豆豆 (Dou Dou) – It literally means “Bean-Bean.”

双马尾 (Shuang MaWei) – For a girl who has a beautiful double-tail hair

呆毛 (Dai Mao) – For a girl who has a protruding branch of hair (a symbol of cuteness).

电波女 (Dian BoNv) – For a girl who is nerdy in a cute way.

女青年 (Nv QingNian) – For a teenager girl who is very literal.

大小姐 (Da XiaoJie) – For a girl from a well-known family.

千金 (Qian Jin) – It literally means “A thousand golds,” for a girl from a wealthy family.

女王 (Nv Wang) – It literally means “Queen,” we nickname it to a dominant girl.

媚娘 (Mei Niang) – For a grown woman, who is charismatic.

麻花 (Ma Hua) – For a girl with a braided pigtail hair.

校花 (Xiao Hua) – It literally means “Flower of School” and is awarded to the cutest girl in a school.

女神 (Nv Shen) – For a Goddess-like girl.

御姐 (Yu Jie) – For a grown but young woman who is protective, confident, and knowledgeable.

萝莉 (Luo Li) – Originated from a Russian book published in 1955, for a girl who is mature but looks like 12 years old.

贝贝 (BeiBei) – A Reduplication of 贝 (“宝贝(baby)”), it is a great nickname for a precious girl.

宝宝 (BaoBao) – A Reduplication of 宝 (“宝贝(baby)”), it is an excellent nickname for a precious girl

Chinese Nicknames for Girlfriend

A cute way to show your girlfriend you love her is to call her a cute name. The following are cute names you can call your girlfriend in Chinese.

囡囡 (Nan Nan) – “Kiddy-Kiddy”, usually used by Cantonese and Wu Chinese. A similar term for boyfriend will be “囝囝 (Jian Jian).”

可可 (Ke Ke)/可儿 (Ke Er) – “可” in Chinese represents cute (“可爱(cute)”).

雪儿 (Xue Er) – For a girl who is as pure as snow.

灵儿 (Ling Er) – For a girl who is spiritual.

多多 (Duo Duo) – It literally means “More-More”, with a wish of having more luck and fortune in life

天天 (TianTian) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Day-Day.”, with a good wish of having a good mood every single day.

鱼儿 (Yu Er)/小鱼(Xiao Yu) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Fish.”

小金鱼 (Xiao JinYu) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Golden Fish.”

静儿 (Jing Er)/小静(Xiao Jing) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Patience” In China, patience is viewed as a good character for girls.

猪猪 (Zhu Zhu) – It literally means “Piggy-Piggy.”

糖糖 (Tang Tang) – It literally means “Sugar-Sugar.”

小琴 (Xiao Qin) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Piano”, we nickname a girl “小琴” to grant our wish that she would be skillful.

小凤 (Xiao Feng) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Phoenix”, we nickname a girl “小凤” to grant our wish that she would be strong and independent.

婷婷 (Ting Ting)/小婷 (Xiao Ting) – “婷(Ting)” is a very common first name in China. A great nickname if your friends’ names are Christine, Christina, Tina, or Tiffany.

宜宜 (Yi Yi)/小宜 (Xiao Yi) – “宜(Yi)” is a very common first name in China. A great nickname if your friends’ names are Joey, Zoey, or Yvonne.

娜娜 (Na Na)/小娜 (Xiao Na) – “���(Na)” is a very common first name in China. A great nickname if your friends’ names are Anna, Nina, Joanna, or Hannah.

妮妮 (Ni Ni)/小妮(Xiao Ni) – “妮(Ni)” is a very common first name in China. A great nickname if your friends’ names are Cindy, Nina, Jenny or Wenny.

丽丽 (Li Li) – It literally means “Beauty-Beauty.”

蓉蓉 (Rong Rong) – Hibiscus, viewed as a beautiful flower in China.

小花 (Xiao Hua) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Little Flower.”

甜甜 (Tian Tian) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Sweet-Sweet.”

太后(Tai Hou) – It literally means “Queen”.

爱妃(Ai Fei) – My beloved consort.

领导(Ling Dao) – My supervisor.

妞妞(Niu Niu) – It literally means “girl-girl”. The reduplication adds an extra cuteness to this nickname.

老婆 (Lao Po) – It literally means “Old Wife.” Chinese couples tend to call each other husband and wife before marriage. They call their partner’s name directly after marriage.

媳妇 (Xi Fu) – Same as the last one.

爱人 (Ai Ren) – An Chinese phrase meaning “My beloved one.”

夫人(Fu Ren) – It means “A person of the husband”.

内子 (Nei Zi) – The person who is responsible for work in the home.

妹妹 (Mei Mei) – It means “Sister”. Calling your girlfriend “sister” is to treat her like a family member.

娘子 (Niang Zi) – An ancient saying of “Wife”, which now is a romantic nickname for a girlfriend.

小跟班 (Xiao GenBan) – A Chinese nickname meaning “My Little Follower”.

小甜心 (Xiao TianXin) – A Chinese nickname meaning “My Sweetheart”.

小妖精 (Xiao YaoJing) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Ghost”.

小美人 (Xiao MeiRen) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Beauty”.

小祖宗 (Xiao ZuZong) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Ancestor” (P.S. Chinese people respect their ancestors and think they will bless them from above).

小天使 (Xiao TianShi) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Angel.”

小崽子 (Xiao ZaiZi) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Puppy.”

小考拉 (Xiao KaoLa) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Koala.”

小阿狸 (Xiao ALi) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little ALi (A popular animated fox).”

小娇妻 (Xiao JiaoQi) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Wife.”

小瓜皮 (Xiao GuaPi) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Melon Rind.”

小淘气 (Xiao TaoQi) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Naughty.”

小捣蛋 (Xiao DaoDan) – A Chinese phrase meaning “My Little Naughty.”

小笨蛋 (Xiao BenDan) – It literally means “My Little Clumsy Egg.”

小坏蛋 (Xiao HuaiDan) – It literally means “My Little Bad Egg.”

小呆萌 (Xiao DaiMeng) – Clumsy as well as cute.

宝宝(Bao Bao)/贝贝(Bei Bei) – Both words come from “宝贝 (baby)” and make a perfect matching pair for a couple. You can take one for your own and call your girlfriend the other!

小宝贝 (Xiao BaoBei) – It means “My little precious stone”, and makes a great pair with “小心肝(Xiao XinGan, meaning my little heart and liver)”.

太后(Tai Hou) – It means “Queen”. It makes an exact pair with “皇阿玛 (Huang Amma, meaning queen)”. It’s a great nickname if you and your boyfriend want to try some royal family fantasy.

东方不败(DongFang BuBai) – It came from the most popular Martial arts novel of all time “The Legend of The Condor Heroes”. The girlfriend will be called “东方不败”, who is the main female character, and the boyfriend will be called “笑傲江湖 (XiaoAo JiangHu)”, who is the main male character.

Funny Chinese Nicknames for Girls

The following are among the most popular funniest nicknames for girls in Chinese:

白富美 (Bai FuMei) – It literally means “White, rich and Beautiful.”

辣妹 (La Mei) – Girl, you are hot!

毛毛虫 (Mao MaoChong) – A Chinese phrase meaning “Fury & Fury Worm.”

大嘴 (Da Zui) – For a girl who always talks.

某爷 (Mou Ye) – For a manly girl, “爷” means “lord” in Chinese.

巾帼 (Jin Guo) – For a legendary girl, usually referred as a national heroine (e.g., Hua Mulan).

红娘 (Hong Niang) – For a girl who loves to help matchmaking couples, although she herself doesn’t involve in any relationship.

姬友 (Ji You) – For an intimate and trustworthy female friend, who you can share all those secrets that you won’t even tell your mom. Usually between boy and girl.

闺蜜 (Gui Mi) – For an intimate and trustworthy female friend, who you can share all those secrets that you won’t even tell your mom. Usually between girl and girl.

学姐 (Xue Jie) – A general Chinese nickname for a girl in your school who is older than you.

学妹 (Xue Mei) – A general nickname for a girl in your school who is younger than you.

女汉子 (Nv HanZi) – For a girl who is strong and masculine.

毛妹 (Mao Mei) – For a girl comes from Russia, commonly viewed as independent and powerful (e.g., Zarya in Overwatch)

拜金女 (Bai JinNv) – For a gold digger.

迷妹 (Mi Mei) – A mysterious girl whose ways are difficult to comprehend.

玛丽苏 (Ma LiSu) – Came from a female character called “Mary Sue” in a Star Trek fan fiction and is used to nickname a girl who is so perfect as to be annoying.

青梅竹马 (QingMei ZhuMa) – A guy’s best childhood friend who is female.

花痴 (Hua Chi) – A funny Chinese nickname for a girl who is boy crazy.

路痴 (Lu Chi) – For a girl who has a bad sense of direction.

家里蹲 (Jia LiDun) – For an otaku who always stays at home.

傲娇 (Ao Jiao) – For a girl who is initially cold and sometimes even hostile, but gradually showing a warmer, friendlier side over time.

元气 (Yuan Qi) – For a girl who is full of 气(Chi), always brings happiness to friends around her.

戏精 (Xi Jing) – A dramatic girl.

冰美人 (Bing MeiRen) – For a cold-looking girl who is beautiful inside.

暴力女 (Bao LiNv) – The girl who fights better than any men in your neighborhood.

猫奴 (Mao Nu) – It literally means “Cat Servant,” for a passionate cat lover, usually referred to as female.

玻璃心 (Bo LiXin) – For a girl who is easy to get heartbreaking.

醋缸 (Cu Gang) – It literally means “Vinegar Gallon Bucket,” for a girl who is easy to get envy on someone or something.

爸宝 (Ba Bao) – For a girl who is intimate with her dad. Vice versa, “妈宝” means a boy who is intimate with his mom.

小姐姐 (Xiao JieJie) – A Chinese nickname meaning “Little sister,” to phrase a girl’s everlasting youth.

河东狮 (HeDongShi) – We nickname a girl “河东狮(East River Lion)” who screams really loud as if she masters the legendary Kungfu technique “河东狮吼.”

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Mitología china - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

Conjunto de mitos y leyendas de la Antigua China

La mitología china es el conjunto de relatos fantásticos cohesionados de la cultura de la antigua China. Muchas de sus leyendas toman lugar durante el período de los tres augustos y cinco emperadores. Mucho de la mitología China es única, aunque comparte bastante con Japón y Corea debido a su influencia en la antigüedad.

La Mitología China se conoce gracias a textos que datan esencialmente de la dinastía Han. Al no tener más de 2000 años de antigüedad, estos escritos apenas pueden clasificarse como recientes. A veces reinterpretaron la mitología de acuerdo con sus concepciones filosóficas. De este modo, transformaron a los más importantes dioses en soberanos virtuosos que reinaban en tiempos antiguos. También asociaron a sus dioses con las cinco direcciones (es decir, los cuatro puntos cardinales y el centro) según una cosmología elaborada durante la Antigüedad temprana.

Mitos y leyendasEditar

No existen libros dedicados a Mitología en la antigua China. Los mitos se encuentran recogidos en múltiples obras de Historia, Filosofía o Poesía, en forma de menciones a personajes mitológicos y los hechos o leyendas que se les atribuyen. También hay que considerar que esta multitud de obras, de distintas dinastías, pertenecen a diversas corrientes de pensamiento (Taoísmo, Confucianismo, Legismo y Moísmo, principalmente).[1]

La CreaciónEditar

Una característica única de la cultura china es la relativamente tardía aparición en la literatura de los mitos sobre la Creación, que lo hacen tras la fundación del confucionismo, el taoísmo y las religiones populares. Las historias tienen varias versiones, a veces contradictorias entre sí. Por ejemplo, la creación de los primeros seres es atribuida a Shangdi, Tian (el cielo), Nüwa, Pangu o el Emperador de Jade.

En todo el Extremo Oriente y Oceanía, existía un dualismo cosmológico oponiéndose dos principios, por una parte la luz, el sol y el fuego, por otra parte la oscuridad, la luna y el agua. Generalmente, un pájaro representaba al primer principio. En China, se trataba de un cuervo. El pájaro solar es uno de los temas privilegiados de la dinastía Shang, la primera dinastía china cuya existencia se certifica por medio de la arqueología. Una serpiente, como un animal acuático, representaba al segundo principio. La madre de Shun, uno de los soberanos míticos de China, pertenecía al clan de la serpiente, y su padre pertenecía al clan del pájaro. Por lo tanto, Shun era resultante de la unión de los dos principios. Este mito ilustra también el totemismo de la antigua sociedad china, según el cual cada clan tenía un animal antepasado, así como la exogamia, que exigía que los esposos fueran provenientes de clanes diferentes.

Xiè era el antepasado de Shang y su madre se llamaba Jiandi. Un día, fue a bañarse con sus sirvientes en el río de la colina oscura. Un pájaro negro (probablemente una golondrina o un cuervo) pasó llevando un huevo multicolor en su pico. Lo dejó caer. Jiandi lo tomó y lo puso en su boca, pero lo tragó por descuido. Tras esto, concibió a Xie. En este relato, se trata de una forma particular de la unión de los dos principios cósmicos, puesto que este mito hace intervenir por una parte al agua y a la oscuridad, y por otra parte un pájaro.

Shangdi (上帝), aparece en la literatura hacia el 700 a. C. o antes (la fecha depende de la datación del Shujing, el "Clásico de la Historia"). Shangdi parece tener los atributos de una persona, pero no se le identifica como creador hasta la dinastía Han.

La aparición de Tian (天), el Cielo, en la literatura presenta el mismo problema que Shangdi, dependiendo también de la fecha del Shujing. Las cualidades del Cielo y de Shangdi parecen unirse en la literatura posterior hasta ser adorados como una sola entidad (皇天上帝), por ejemplo en el Templo del Cielo de Pekín. La identificación de los límites entre uno y otro, todavía no ha sido resuelta.

Nüwa aparece en torno al año 350 a. C. Su compañero es Fuxi y a veces se los adora como los ancestros últimos de la humanidad.

Pangu aparece en la literatura no antes del año 200 de nuestra era. Fue el primer creador. Al comienzo sólo había un caos sin forma del que surgió un huevo de 18.000 años. Cuando las fuerzas yin y yang estaban equilibradas, Pangu salió del huevo y tomó la tarea de crear el mundo. Dividió el yin y el yang con su hacha. El yin, pesado, se hundió para formar la tierra, mientras que el Yang se elevó para formar los cielos. Pangu permaneció entre ambos elevando el cielo durante 18.000 años, tras los cuales descansó. De su respiración surgió el viento, de su voz el trueno, del ojo izquierdo el sol y del derecho la luna. Su cuerpo se transformó en las montañas, su sangre en los ríos, sus músculos en las tierra fértiles, el vello de su cara en las estrellas y la Vía Láctea. Su pelo dio origen a los bosques, sus huesos a los minerales de valor, la médula a los diamantes sagrados. Su sudor cayó en forma de lluvia y las pequeñas criaturas que poblaban su cuerpo (pulgas en algunas versiones), llevadas por el viento, se convirtieron en los seres humanos.

El Emperador de Jade ((玉皇), aparece en la literatura después del establecimiento del taoísmo. También se le representa como Yuanshi Tianzun (元始天尊) o como Huangtian Shangdi (皇天上帝).

El CaballoEditar

El sol residía sobre un árbol, llamado Fusang o Kongsang. Por la mañana, se levantaba de este árbol para posarse y dormir sobre otro árbol situado al oeste. En la antigüedad, había diez soles. Un día, estos se levantaron al mismo tiempo, infligiendo a los hombres un calor intolerable. Yi derribó a nueve de ellos con sus flechas, por lo que no permaneció más que uno. Según la mayoría de los textos, el mismo Yao pidió al arquero Yi cortar los soles en vez de derribarlos, pero éste es el resultado del cruce de las mitologías chinas e indoeuropeas, ya que Yi es un héroe indoeuropeo. Este mito de los soles múltiples existe en otro pueblo del Extremo Oriente, en Siberia, e incluso en algunos relatos amerindios, prueba de su antigüedad.

La Gran InundaciónEditar

La mitología china comparte con las tradiciones sumerias, griegas, mayas, judaicas y de otros orígenes el mito del Diluvio Universal o gran inundación. En este caso, Yu el Grande, con la ayuda de Nüwa, construyó los canales que consiguieron controlar la inundación y que permitieron a la gente cultivar sus cosechas.

Deidades importantesEditar

Nüwa. Selló el cielo cuando este estuvo desgarrado utilizando piedras de siete colores. El parche aplicado a los cielos se convirtió en el arcoíris. Se dice que también es quien creó la humanidad.

Fuxi. Hermano o esposo de Nüwa. Se le atribuye la invención de la escritura, la pesca y la caza.

Shen Nong. Inventor de la agricultura.

Yu el Grande. Primer emperador de la semilegendaria dinastía Xia. Regula el curso de los ríos para controlar las inundaciones. En algunas versiones es un dragón.

Gong Gong. Un demonio maligno del agua que destruyó el Monte Buzhou (不周山).

Zhu Rong. Dios del fuego. Derrotó a Gong Gong.

Pangu. Separó el cielo de la tierra según una historia sobre la Creación.

Cangjie. Creó el alfabeto.

Chi You. Dios guerrero que peleó contra Huang Di. Inventor de las armas de metal.

Huang Di. El emperador Amarillo, ancestro de toda la civilización china.

Xuan Nu. Asistió a Huang Di para someter a Chi You.

Los Tres Puros. La trinidad Daoista, las deidades más altas.

Emperador de Jade. Gobernante del Cielo y de la Tierra. Taoísta.

Los ocho inmortales. He Xiangu (何仙姑), Cao Guojiu (曹國舅), Li Tieguai (鐵拐李), Lan Caihe (藍采和), Lü Dongbin (呂洞賓), Han Xiangzi (韓湘子), Zhang Guo Lao (張果老) y Zhongli Quan (漢鍾離). Taoístas.

Cuatro Reyes Celestiales. Cuatro dioses guardianes budistas.

A Xiang (阿香). El conductor de la carroza del Dios del Trueno.

Bi Fang (必方 o 畢方). Dios del fuego.

Bi Gan (比干), Cai Shen. Dios de la abundancia, quien monta sobre un tigre.

Chang'e (嫦娥). Diosa de la Luna, esposa de Yi.

Che Kung.

Dizang Wang (地藏王菩薩). Salvador de los muertos.

Erlang Shen ((二郎神).

Fei Lian o Feng Bo. Dios del Viento. Enemigo de Shen Yi.

Dios del Norte (北帝, 真武大帝, Bei Di, Pak Tai).

Guan Gong (關聖帝君). Dios de las Hermandades. Dios del poder marcial.

Guan Yu fue un general de la milicia bajo el mando de Liu Bei durante la dinastía Han tardía del Este y el Período de los Tres Reinos de la antigua China. Se lo llegó a considerar el dios de la guerra.

Guan Yin (觀世音菩薩). Diosa de la compasión y la misericordia.

Hai Re (海若). Dios de los mares.

Hau Wong.

Hung Shing (洪聖).

Jingzha

Kam Fa

Kua Fu (夸父). El perseguidor del sol.

Kuixing. Dios de las pruebas.

Hotei, el Buda sonriente. Dios de la felicidad y abundancia, popular deidad Budista.

Lei Gong (雷公). Dios del trueno.

Lung Mo (龍母).

Man Cheong.

Man Mo.

Matsu (妈祖). Diosa del mar. También conocida Tianhou (天后, "diosa del cielo").

Meng Pol (孟婆).

Muzha.

Nezha (哪吒).

Nu Ba. Antigua diosa de la sequía.

Qi Xi. La muchacha pastora y tejedora.

Qi Yu.

Sam Po. Hermana de Matsu.

Shen Yi. El Salvador de China. Un gran arquero.

Shing Wong (城隍). Diosa responsable de los asuntos de la ciudad.

Sun Wukong (孫悟空). El Rey Mono de Viaje al Oeste.

Tam Kung. Dios del mar.

Tian (天)

Tu Di Gong (土地公). Dios de la tierra.

Wong Tai Sin (黃大仙). Dios de la curación.

Xi Wangmu (西王母). "La Reina Madre del oeste". Diosa que posee el secreto de la vida eterna.

Yan Luo (閻羅). Gobernante del infierno (abreviación de 閻魔羅社, del sánscrito Yama Raja).

Yuk Wong.

Zao Jun (灶君). Dios popular de la cocina.

Zhong Kui (鍾馗), o Jung Kwae. Personaje con reputación de subyugar a los demonios.

Criaturas míticasEditar

AvesEditar

Fenghuang. El fénix chino.

Ji Guang (吉光).

Jian (鶼). Tiene un solo ojo y una sola ala. Son dos y dependen una de la otra, por lo tanto son inseparables, representando al marido y mujer (鶼鶼).

Jingwei (精衛). Trata de llenar el océano con ramas y guijarros.

Shang-Yang. Un ave de lluvia.

El ave de nueve cabezas. Utilizada para asustar a los niños.

Su Shuang (鷫鵊). Descrita como pájaro del agua, como la grulla.

Peng (鵬). De tamaño gigante y un terrible poder de vuelo. También conocida como el Roc chino.

Qing Niao (青鳥). El mensajero de Xi Wangmu.

Zhù. Un mal presagio.

DragonesEditar

Yinglong. Un poderoso sirviente de Huang Di.

Rey Dragón (龙王, lóngwáng).

Fucanglong. El dragón de los tesoros ocultos.

Shenlong. El dragón de la lluvia.

Dilong. El dragón de la tierra.

Tianlong. El dragón celestial.

Li (Dragón sin cuernos). Un dragón menor de los mares. No tiene cuernos.

Jiao. Otro dragón sin cuernos. Vive en los pantanos. Es el menor de los dragones.

Otras criaturasEditar

Baihu. Tigre blanco.

Ba She. Una serpiente que puede comer elefantes.

Qilin (Kirin en japonés). Animal quimérico con diversas variaciones. Originalmente era una jirafa.

Longma. El dragón-caballo, similar al Qilin.

Kui (夔). Un monstruo de una sola pierna.

Kun (鯤). Un gigantesco y monstruoso pez.

Iuduan. Puede detectar la verdad.

Yaoguai. Demonios.

Espíritu del zorro.

Nian, la bestia.

Cabeza de Buey y Cara de Caballo (牛頭馬面). Joven mensajero en los infiernos.

Pixiu (貔貅).

Rui Shi (瑞獅).

Sun Wukong

Tao Tie (饕餮). Una especie de gárgola, frecuentemente encontrada en antiguos recipientes de bronce, representando la avaricia. Se dice ser el quinto hijo del dragón y tiene tal apetito que incluso se devora a sí mismo, salvo la cabeza.

Xiao (魈). Espíritu o demonio de la montaña.

Chao, el cerdo.

Lugares míticosEditar

Xuan Pu (玄圃). Tierra encantada en la Montaña Kunlun (崑崙).

Yao Chi (瑤池). Residencia de los inmortales donde vive Xi Wang Mu.

Fu Sang (扶桑). Una isla mítica, frecuentemente identificada con Japón.

Que Qiao (鵲橋). El puente formado por aves a través de la Vía Láctea.

Peng lai (蓬萊). El paraíso, una fabulosa isla encantada en el mar de la China Oriental.

Long Men (龍門). La puerta del dragón donde las carpas se pueden transformar en dragones.

Di Yu (地獄). El infierno chino.

Fuentes literarias de la mitología chinaEditar

Zhiguai, un género literario que trata de historias y sucesos extraños (la mayoría de origen sobrenatural).

Viaje al Oeste, de Wu Cheng'en, con un bestiario de yougui, animales malévolos.

Cuentos Extraños de un Estudio Chino, por Pu Songling, con muchas historias de los demonios zorro.

Creación de los dioses o Fengshen Yanyi (封神演義).

Heian Zhuan o Epopeya de la Oscuridad, la única colección de leyendas en su forma épica preservada por una población clasificada como parte de la etnia Han de China, a saber, habitantes del área de la Montaña de Shennongjia en Hubei. Su contenido abarca desde el nacimiento de Pangu hasta la era histórica.

Documentos históricos imperiales y cánones confucianos tales como el Shiji, Lushi Chunqiu, Liji, Shangshu.

Poesía del verso de los estados antiguos tales como Lisao de Qu Yuan del Estado de Chu.

Véase tambiénEditar

Astrología china

Hueso oracular

I Ching

Religión tradicional china

ReferenciasEditar

↑ García-Noblejas, 2007, 61

BibliografíaEditar

García-Noblejas Sánchez-Cendal, Gabriel (2007). Mitología de la China antigua. Madrid: Alianza Editorial. ISBN 978-84-206-8215-0.

– (2004). Mitología clásica china. Madrid: Editorial Trotta. ISBN 978-84-8164-603-0.

Enlaces externosEditar

Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Mitología china.

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Gran apoyo a la limpieza del país

El país se resiste a postrar­se ante el coronavirus, que aun esparciéndose y de­jando una traza de pánico y muertes durante su tra­yecto letal por todos los confines, cobrándose más de 51 vidas y decenas pa­deciendo en lechos hos­pitalarios, los ciudadanos están sacando bríos de sus reservas y ayer empezaron a apoyar una propuesta de Listín Diario, para em­prender una campaña de compromiso colectivo des­tinada a limpiar el ambien­te de nuestras ciudades.

Consultados sobre es­te plan, ejecutivos de go­biernos municipales no titubearon ante la pro­puesta de limpieza, con una reacción positiva que motiva el sentimiento de unida total de la nación frente a un patógeno invi­sible que ya ha matado a 42,032 seres humanso en todo el planeta.

La iniciativa de este dia­rio, contenida en su nota editorial de ayer, martes, intitulado "Otra forma de dar la batalla al coronavi­rus", sugiere que la jorna­da inicie el próximo sába­do en todos los hogares del país, "con una limpieza ge­neral simultánea para re­ducir sustancialmente la población del coronavirus, que al ser una molécula de proteína cubierta en grasa, se desintegra con la acción detergente desgrasante".

Distrito Nacional

El alcalde David Collado manifestó total apoyo a la idea y seguido organizó un operativo de limpieza para este sábado en el Distrito Nacional, con las brigadas de aseo urbano, drenaje pluvial, fumigación y ser­vicio de bomberos.

Tras juzgar de atinada la recomendación de es­te diario, Collado e indicó que la jornada de limpieza iniciará con más de 130 camiones y un equipo de más de 500 personas.

A su vez, el alcalde capi­talino recomendó a los resi­dentes efectuar una limpie­za interna en sus hogares.

En Santiago

Mientras, desde los muni­cipios, varios ejecutivos de  gobiernos locales acogieron la idea de limpieza de las ciudades.

En Santiago, el alcalde Abel Martínez se sumó a la propuesta y a través de su cuenta de Twitter invitó a los munícipes a participar de la limpieza de sus hoga­res, mientras las autorida­des lo harán desde los espa­cios públicos.

Comentó que desde hace 14 días en Santiago se han desinfectado y limpiado las calles, avenidas y puntos donde convergen personas, para evitar la propagación del Covid-19.

"En Santiago hemos desinfectado calles, ace­ras, clínicas, hospitales y más...llegó el momen­to de que lo hagamos en nuestras casas en to­da RD, me uno a la pro­puesta del @listindiario de que lo hagamos jun­tos este sábado 4 de abril a las 10:00 AM, podemos lograrlo...¡Vamo' Arri­ba!", publicó Martínez en su cuenta de Twitter.

En su propuesta editorial sobre la jornada de limpieza para este sábado, Listín reco­mienda que "todos los miem­bros de la familia que estén en capacidad de trabajar deben hacerlo protegidos con go­rras, guantes y mascarillas", y que "en los casos de viviendas que estén solas o cerradas, los vecinos más próximos pue­den limpiar con detergente sus frentes para no dejar espacios contaminados".

Al final de la labor, agre­ga, "todos los participantes eliminan por zafacón guan­tes y mascarillas usadas, to­man un baño, aíslan en bol­sas las ropas utilizadas, y al día siguiente se procede a otra jornada de lavado ge­neral simultáneo".

El Seibo

Reynaldo Valera, alcalde de El Seibo, está de acuer­do con LA limpieza de las ciudades, y ha dicho que involucrará al cuerpo de bomberos local. Ya el eje­cutivo tuvo contactos con Salud Publica y realiza gestiones para prestación de camiones de Obras Pú­blicas.

Puerto Plata

Alcaldes de los munici­pios de esta provincia y el presidente del Clúster Tu­rístico del Destino favore­ciendo la implementación de la jornada nacional de limpieza.

Walter Musa, alcalde del municipio cabecera, apoyó la iniciativa y dijo que va a programarla, por­que una parte del personal se resiste a salir a las calles bajo esta situación.

Imbert

Por su parte, el alcalde del municipio Imbert, José To­más Díaz, valoró la idea viene realizando jornadas de limpieza desde hace va­rias semanas, las cuales continuará incluyendo el sábado junto a la iniciativa del periódico.

Informó haber dispues­to que el mercado munici­pal trabaje hasta el medio­día y que diariamente, a las 2 de la tarde, los bom­beros higienicen ese espa­cio comercial.

Montellano

El alcalde de Montella­no, José Héctor Rojas, tras ponderar el conteni­do social y de salud del editorial de este diario, anunció la programación de una extensa campa­ña para este sábado, en atención a la sugerencia de Listín.

Hoteleros y el clúster turístico

Por su parte, el presidente de la Asociación de Hoteles de Playa Dorada y del Clús­ter Turístico de Puerto Pla­ta, César José de Los Santos, ponderó la propuesta de Lis­tín y dijo estar dispuesto a respaldar a las autoridades del municipio para que la jornada se concrete con éxi­to en la zona.

Jarabacoa

Carlos José Sánchez, el alcalde de Jarabacoa, de­claró que aun cuando ese pueblo está limpio, está de acuerdo con la labor de limpieza de las ciuda­des.

"Yo estoy de acuerdo, nosotros tenemos el pue­blo limpio, el pueblo está completamente higieniza­do; los trabajos de limpie­za no se paran. La parte ad­ministrativa si está parada, pero aquí tenemos guantes, mascarillas, todo".

A las 5 de la tarde, agre­gó, "cuando estemos en cuarentena, van a salir un tanquero y tres camiones de bomberos, y eso se está haciendo diario. Es la úni­ca forma de bajar la viru­lencia del virus".

"Ahora mandé a bus­car tanques metálicos pa­ra instalar 25 tanques en las calle, con su llavecita, con agua y con cloro, pa­ra que la gente se lave las manos", añadió el funcio­nario.

Más de lo que dijo Listín

En otra parte de su pieza edi­torial, Listín sugiere que este sabado, en todos los hogares dominicanos, "se proceda a una limpieza general simul­tánea para reducir sustan­cialmente la población del coronavirus, que al ser una molécula de proteína cubier­ta en grasa, se desintegra con la acción detergente desgra­sante".

Y agrega: "Esa limpieza pue­de iniciarse en el interior de las viviendas o apartamentos, echando agua con detergente y cloro, batiendo pisos y pare­des con cepillos o paños, hacer salir el agua hacia aceras y con­tenes, y allí continuar la higieni­zación de la vía pública".

Tambien sugiere que "en el entorno de hospitales, clínicas, laboratorios y far­macias, esta labor debe ser realizada por las autorida­des municipales y los bom­beros, para un removido más profundo de la proba­ble contaminación".

 LLEGÓ LA HORA

 Espaldarazo.

El síndico de Santiago, Abel Martínez, no pedió tiempo y recurrió a su cuenta oficial de Twitter, en la que dio un espal­darazo a la propuesta de Listín Diario.

Ahora en casa.

"En Santiago hemos desinfectado calles, aceras, clínicas, hos­pitales y más...llegó el momento de que lo ha­gamos en nuestras ca­sas en toda RD, me uno a la propuesta del

@listindiario".

 GENTE Y EQUIPOS

 En marcha.

El alcalde del Distrito Nacional ha convoca­do para un operativo de limpieza este sába­do en el Distrito Na­cional. Habrá brigadas de aseo urbano, dre­naje pluvial, y fumiga­ción.

Determinación.

Con más de 130 ca­miones y un equipo de más de 500 personas se pondrá en marcha la jornada, para la que ya reina mucha dispo­sición.

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