#liu yiyun

[xinyuehui]

AMBER & CHENG XIAO for Hunan New Year Eve

[qilingxiong]

Amber Liu & Wang Heye - Why Why Why by Jackson Wang (Our Song S5 Blind Matchups)

[fxwitches]

lq yiyun

[plumtale]

[the-monkey-ruler]

Journey to the West (2021) 宇宙探索编辑部

Director: Kong Dashan Screenwriter: Kong Dashan / Wang Yitong Starring: Yang Haoyu / Ai Liya / Wang Yitong / Jiang Qiming / Sheng Chenchen / Guo Fan / Gong Geer / Luo Yiyun / Luo Juan / Guan Yuntong / Wang Xueyi / Lang Wumei / Cui Lishu / Wang Yu / Liu Qi / Sun Xiaochen / Chen Ping / Song Jingdong / Tan Tian / He Li / Xian Zhibin / Li Di / Fu Chunyang / Tang Ying / Deng Haorong / Li Danni / Zhang Yaluo / Wang Yaogang Genre: Comedy / Science Fiction Country/Region of Production: Mainland China Language: Mandarin Chinese Date: 2023-04-01 (Mainland China) / 2021-10-17 (Pingyao International Film Festival) Duration: 118 minutes Also known as: The Story of the Universe Editorial Department/Journey to the West IMDb: tt15072612 Type: Reimanging

Summary:

Tang Zhijun (played by Yang Haoyu) is the editor-in-chief of the editorial department of "Cosmic Exploration", a science fiction magazine born in the 1980s. Today's magazine is declining, and Tang Zhijun has become a down-and-out, lonely man. But he is still obsessed with finding extraterrestrial civilizations for decades. Finally one day, he received an abnormal signal that seemed to come from the depths of the universe, so he summoned his fellow wanderers, and with the question that puzzled him all his life, he once again embarked on a journey to find aliens.

Source: https://movie.douban.com/subject/34941536/

Link: N/A

[musingsofmonica]

September 2023 Diverse Reads

September 2023 Diverse Reads:

•”Coleman Hill” by Kim Coleman Foote, September 05, Sjp Lit, Literary/Historical/Saga/African American/Own Voice

•”Land of Milk and Honey” by C. Pam Zhang, September 26, Riverhead Books, Literary Dystopian/Asian American

•”The Museum of Failures” by Thrity Umrigar, September 26, Algonquin Books, Contemporary/Women/Family Life/Asian American/Cultural Heritage

•”This Is Salvaged: Stories” by Vauhini Vara, September 26, W. W. Norton & Company, Short Stories, Literary/Women/Family Life

•”Evil Eye” by Etaf Rum, September 05, Harper, Contemporary/Women/Family Life/Cultural Heritage

•The Fraud” by Zadie Smith, September 05, Penguin Press, Literary/Sagas/Historical/Biograpical/Britain/Janaica

•”Wild Girls: How the Outdoors Shaped the Women Who Challenged a Nation” by Tiya Miles, September 19, W. W. Norton & Company, History/Women's Studies/Human Geography/19th Century/20th Century

•”The Devil of the Provinces” by Juan Cárdenas, Davis (Translator), September 12, Coffee House Press, Literary/Noir/Crime/World Literature/Colombia

•”And Then She Fell” by Alicia Elliott, September 26, Dutton, Literary/Horror/Native American & Aboriginal

•”Wednesday's Child: Stories” by Yiyun Li, September 05, Farrar Straus and Giroux/ Literary/Short Stories/Asian American

•Three Holidays and a Wedding” by Uzma Jalaluddin & Marissa Stapley, September 26, G.P. Putnam's Sons, Romance

•”What Start Bad a Mornin'” by Carol Mitchell, September 19, Central Avenue Publishing, Contemporary/Immigration/Women/African American/ United States/Trinidad/Jamaica

•”The Book of (More) Delights: Essays” by Ross Gay, September 19, Algonquin Books, Personal Memoir in Essays/Cultural, Ethnic & Regional/African American & Black

•”What You Are Looking for Is in the Library” by Michiko Aoyama, translated by Alison Watts, September 05, Hanover Square Press. Literary/Coming of Age/Friendship/World Literature/Japan

•”Thank You for Sharing” by Rachel Runya Katz, September 12, St. Martin's Griffin/Romance/Jewish/POC/Multicultural 

•”The Name Drop” by Susan Lee, September 12, Inkyard Press, Romance/Family/Parents/Social Themes/Class Differences/Diversity & Multicultural

•”The Golden Gate” by Amy Chua, September 19, Minotaur Books, Historical/Thrillers/Suspense/Mystery/Detective

•”South” by Babak Lakghomi, September 12, Rare Machines, Political/Dystopian

•”The Death I Gave Him” by Em X. Liu, September 12, Solaris, Science Fiction/Crime/Mystery/Thrillers/Technological

“A lyrical, queer sci-fi retelling of Shakespeare's Hamlet as a locked-room thriller.”

•”Others Were Emeralds” by Lang Leav, September 05, Harper Perennial, Literary/Coming of Age/Family Life/Siblings/Friendship/Cultural Heritage/World Literature - Australia

Happy reading, Mo✌️

[canesshuga]

SONGS THAT CARRIED ME THROUGH 2021 (38/60)

f(x) - Rum Pum Pum Pum

[larosebisou]

f(x) is the best kpop girl group. Argue with the fucking wall 🩷

[blessyouhawkeye]

KRYSTAL IS LEAVING SM!!!!!! F(X) INDEPENDENCE DAY!!!!!!!!

[xinyuehui]

Jin Jing and Amber Liu on Hi6 🥺

[ambrosiqs]

i’ll be standing here with these hands behind my back // these hands won’t let me go

[fxwitches]

lq yiyun

[edilys]

에프엑스

[livingthedoyounglife]

❤️ f ( x ) ❤️

[orbitedits-blog]

like or reblog if you save don’t repost, please

[mile-ruichi]

There’s no going back.