#wan yuan

[antrea]

oh my god i'm so clenched bc i want germany to win the women's team table tennis bronze their team is SO wholesome they've got the 41-year old mom originally from china, the german-born chinese who pronounces 'wan' like 'van' bc of german and is dating anton källberg of sweden's team, and the 18-year old high schooler who had to take a break from most competition to do the abi this year and is actually just an alternate player too but is somehow undefeated so far at the olympics

[seaside-tropical-sun]

Behold, my collection of little guys:

[bumblelo]

this was for day 2 of mxtxtober but day 5 will have to do!

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[sillygoofyqueer]

SY transmigrating as one of Wan Jian’s Pangolins.

*Cracks my knuckles* Aw hell yeah. Shen Yuan sliding into life as a pangolin, utterly confused as to where he is because - no matter how much he has read PIDW - a passing comment about Wan Jian's peak does not make it into his huge memory when it comes to Luo Binghe. He's chill with just pottering around and being nosy, deciding that he must be in some sort of xianxia book because there's all the typical customs and terms of address. It's obviously some form of mountain...and a forge...so a weapon making mountain! Oh. OH WAIT- Nevermind, this is fine, he can just escape - IS THIS AN INSIDER'S LOOK AT WJP?? HE NEEDS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT EVERYTHING. The first thing he learns is that anybody and everyone will pick him up if he totters around people, especially the peak lord!! Wei Qingwei is a monster of a man, but he's so kind and he gives THE best chin scratches, AND AND he lets SY hang around his shoulders like a scarf of sorts, because pangolins' shells mean they can't be affected by the heat of the forges. It's also helpful because WQW is a softie and will bring SY along to peak lord meetings n shit if he whines and snuffles (or something) enough, clinging to the man and nuzzling into his face. He learns SO MUCH from the meetings, and...if he hobbles around on the table and charms the other peak lords while he's at it, then that's just something he sort of does. (A schedule is eventually created where WQW allows SY onto another peak for a day so that everyone gets a chance to hang out with their favourite pangolin).

[blueblurseptember]

wow. rereading svsss after reading 2ha gave such a whiplash bc it made me realize that some of the events that happen in svsss only seem funny bc it's told from shen yuan's pov who uses humor as coping mechanism, but there are actually so many things that went down that are actually so heavy, angsty, and melodramatic.

like, man, a lot of the stuff bingqiu have been through are actually as severe as the things ranwan had gone through, and yet the tones of the two novels are incomparable. svsss has the tone of a romcom while 2ha is straight up a soap opera

[noona96n]

BingQiu has such a distinctly specific flavor of young, powerful, unhinged disciple railing betrayed by his old man master who's devoted and loyal to him that i think a lot of ObiKin enjoyers would like

and don't get me started on BingJiu asfghjkldi VaderWan energy fr

[ihavesomejays]

jing yuan: i'll take them on my own dan heng: that isn't the point

anyways i fucking choked when jing yuan actually said "i am the reinforcements" in the dhil quest

[creativitycache]

Pros:

Odious is exactly what it says on the tin. Odious being a real word that means repulsive. The whole point of the ship is the Ick.

CumPlane is a dick joke and it sounds like complain, which is their entire dynamic. Two dick joke names became a single dick joke name stronger than the sum of its parts.

Cons:

Odious is completely unreachable as a tag, since it’s a real word.

CumPlane is a surprisingly deep relationship and to talk about it you have to say CumPlane with a straight face.

[poomphuripan]

Producer 'Yuan' Wan Thabkrajang, CEO of YYDS Entertainment - iQIYI Exclusive Interview Transcript

[Why did you choose this novel to make into a TV series adaptation?]

First of all, I think it's the hardship presented in 2023, which is most Thai Y (BL) novels have already been chosen/bought by other production companies in Thailand. Moreover, after reviewing numerous novels from various publishers, none seemed intriguing or had a genre that was refreshing enough for me to buy the adaptation rights to make a series. So, I looked to neighboring countries like Japan, South Korea, or China. They've been rather successful with their Y/BL novels so there might have been some interesting plots. Additionally, China is a country with a flourishing novel industry and a platform, with many famous novels that have millions of readers. And "My Stand-In" is among one of the famous BL novels so I decided to adapt it into a series.

[How do you feel about this being the "first Chinese danmei novel" to be adapted into a Thai TV series?]

This marks the first time a Chinese danmei novel has been adapted into a Thai TV series. Besides, after selecting the project, there were extensive discussions with the director and scriptwriters on how to localize it effectively so that the audience can immerse themselves in the narrative. Because the original work is Chinese, the storytelling or even the storylines are all very based on Chinese culture. The key point of what we needed to do is to make Thai viewers immerse in the series, but still keep the intriguing and intense plots of the novel. This is the hardest thing. But after starting the execution, I felt like the story lines and plots of original Chinese novel can be kept in full, but we needed to choose which plot points to be the main storyline. And because there's only 12 episodes, we'd have to decide which plotlines we are going to cut/shortened. That was one of the things we have to do as well.

[What are the challenges of this series?]

The challenge is the original work, because the original novel has a lot of reader fans and has billions of views. The challenge is to make the book fans satisfied with the adapted plot while making it into a Thai version. At the same time, we needed to figure out how to make the TV series popular in Thailand. Because even though the original novel has a lot of views in China, it's still a relatively new work in Thailand. So we thought about how can we make this Thai drama popular around the globe?

[Why did you decide to work with Director Pepzi?]

It's rather a miracle, because like I had to do research first to see in the past year... So this project started around January 2023, first we started exploring over the last two years to see which BL series was kinda explosive on the market, like able to reach worldwide or international popularity. Because we aimed to create a Thai series with global appeal. And so Director Pepzi is one of the directors, who I felt, has an extensive portfolio of works, both domestically and internationally, so I tried calling P'Pepzi. And that day, that evening, we only discussed for one evening and in the morning the day after, P'Pep texted back 'Yeah Yuan, I'll take this drama" and it's decided right then.

[What are the difficulties in adapting this novel into a TV series?]

It was challenging, especially in discussions with Director Pepzi like "How do you feel about this?... how do you want this to be? like on how to portray certain scenes and characters. Or considering Joe's profession as a stuntman, which means that action scenes are a must. Because in the novel, the action scenes would be in the style of classic Chinese ancient times. However, replicating them in a Thai context proved difficult if we tried to doing them exactly like in the novel. We had to find a balance that resonated with Thai audiences while retaining the novel's essence, this is one of the hardest things. The producers also think, in this year, if we do it the ordinary or typical way, not up to certain standards or not having any challenges, then the series wouldn't meet the selection criteria of viewers. Because these days, viewers tend to select and has a demand for higher-quality content. So we collaborated with the production team to outline the requirements on how we can turn this series into a masterpiece in the industry.

I also disccused with P'Khom about the action scenes or about set designs, things like that. We also had our colleagues from the design department create new sets, for example like Joe's room, that room is originally a warehouse in which we constructed a brand new set (t/n: basically Yuan is trying to say that the design team built Joe's house from scratch because the originally the location is just an empty warehouse). I also felt that the producers were betting big on action scenes. Even though the proportion of action scenes didn't exceed 30%, they were all meticulously designed to look outstanding. This was to evoke excitement and showcase the excellent capabilities of Thailand's production team.

[Interesting facts about 'Up-Poom' and their characters 'Ming-Joe']

Regarding the casting process, it took us 8 to 9 months to finalize the entire cast. And Up-Poom is a pairing where I felt like they had very matching chemistry. Especially when they were paired up during auditions, they even switched roles, with Up playing both Joe and Ming and Poom playing both Ming and Joe. We tried switching the roles to test the chemistry between them. And we found that they were very natural and compatible together, making them suitable for the main roles. Hence, we decided we decided to cast Up and Poom.

As for Ming and Joe, you'll know after reading the novel. Ming is the most detestable character and so Up portrayed him excellently, making everyone itch with hatred during filming. We couldn't understand why Ming acted that way, feeling sorry for Poom's character, Joe, for being mistreated and have to endure to this extent. However, behind the scenes, Up and Poom were quite mischievous, often playing pranks on each other, which made us not feel as sorry for them. Nevertheless, both of them portrayed their roles excellently.

[Recommend 'My Stand-In' to everyone]

Everyone, please pay attention to Stand-in. This TV series has a fascinating plot with elements of drama, romance, and action. It's also the first Thai original series on iQIYI. Please follow it on iQIYI.

[i-like-danmei-ig]

I painted some mushrooms!! They’re all danmei-themed (fixation reasons). So we have Chu Wanning mushroom, Bingqiu mushroom, and Yanli mushroom!

this was so fun, I wanna do something like this again

[itsyaboimothman]

should i write a DTPPF H2O just add water au

[raisomething]

Happy birthday @eggsolotl !!!

this birthday art was kinda rushed but I hope it's alright!—

they would tbh TVT

Also if you like jiuyuan you can read their fic!

[phantomstatistician]

Fandom: The Husky and His White Cat Shizun

Sample Size: 3,895 stories

Source: AO3

[shesalewa]

Does anybody remember the CUMTREE shipping???

It was not a joke...??? So uhhh.

Here. Shen Yuan with Chu Wanning as a cat.

And Chu Wanning with Shen Yuan as a cat plant cherry blossom.

Proud to say that they do love each other. (Platonically or literally).

The two try to find out who's bottom but both get wife beamed and they both don't have sex.

Just wholesomeness.

My a// started shipping them because of how similar they are.

I still don't know why Chu Wanning is called a tree. Haven't finished erha.

Me drew Chu Wanning as a fluffy cat, bc it just fits him imo.

And I didn't know what to draw Sy as so I just shimmy shimmy through it.

Anyways the ship is just them bonding.

[kdram-chjh]

Cdrama: The Rise of Ning (2024)

张晚意 2024.10.06 錦繡安寧 花絮 2 | zhangwanyi TheRiseofNing behind story 2#张晚意 #zhangwanyi #cdrama #锦绣安宁

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sK50pUUZCh8

[sh1-n0bu]

i just need someone with big boobas to even out my small boobas to be in a relationship w me is that too much to ask??