#wangwei

[wavysryn]

[n0tamused]

HSR: Writer from the Xianzhou

To: ▇▇▇▇, my beloved bride

From: Kaiya, Intelligentsia Guild HQ ▇▇

There is a certain writer on Xianzhou that has piqued the interest of many in the last several years. Under the pen name “WangWei” you can find quite a few genres of books, from children books to adult novels and even a few short poem booklets, but the most notable features of this anonymous writer is that he leaves pages blank in certain spots, and one of his books has several blank pages at the end, the story forever unending. Some claim this is a lame approach to story finale, others see it as poetic in a way, and others just see it as some marketing scheme to gain more traction to the books and the writer’s own name. But wherever people looked, WangWei was nowhere to be found, so his face remains a mystery..

I have read some of these books myself, and I have recommended them to my coworkers and my supervisor. By far, my favorite is the one named ‘The Games of Blood and Fire’, and it is the most complex piece of work I have read up to date. It is set in this old world, one not found even by the Traveling Nameless and their silver rails. They do not follow any aeons but their own gods, the old and the new. It has political conflicts as well as personal ones that string themselves together into this big image of the war where any small mistake can snowball into this big mess later down the line, and most special of all, they have dragons. And no, not like the Long of the Xianzhou Luofu, or some other place, these are real dragons.  I have recommended this particular book to my supervisor, knowing she likes such complex literary pieces and intriguing dialogue. 

She laughed at me when I gave her the book and told her of the author, saying how it is lazy work to leave blank pages, a waste of paper she says. I couldn’t really argue with her, but she told me she’d give it a shot later, and she did!  She read it quite quickly too, and we have been talking about so many theories and possible endings ever since, any time we catch a break, her knowledge on the series has quickly surpassed my own. It is good to see the supervisors smile a bit more often, she has really fallen in love with the series, maybe even the author’s other books too from the word of it. With all that in mind I now pack the same book for you, my dearest. I hope you will find joy in reading it as much as I did. I do hope the writer does decide to finish this series, I find the chapters quite inspiring. I look forward to hearing about your day, please send my thanks to ▇▇ for 

(the paper is too damp here and the ink has been smudged).

Take care.

-Kaiya ▇▇▇▇

Ⓒ n0tamused. Do not repost, translate, edit, and/or copy any of my works. Likes, comments, and reblogs are appreciated.

[anticapitalistclown]

Since Xiaolong has been ViVi’s bodyguard forever imagine him guarding her at school? Like was he just squatting outside the school and Wangwei had to explain to the teacher that he wasn’t a crazy stalker?

JSAHASHA

or imagine him at the back of the class just like this 🧍all the time "if I don't move they won't see me" but every Vivi's classmate knows there's a good looking but scary man ready to kill anyone

If i were Vivi's classmate I would use him as a coat hanger just to see his reaction lmao

[1724]

China Post-Rock GO! serial tour,presented by 1724 Records

The Beijing based label, 1724 Records, has steadily been building its fanbase and roster for over fifteen years, focusing on post-rock and ambient music. Unsung and steadfast heroes, they’re going all out with a two night gathering of post rock’s longest standing acts from all across China.

Night one features Kunming based oNEwAY, who started out twenty years ago and have integrated more and more Chinese folk music in their sound. They will join Xi’an heavyweights Amber, whose low-key, slow-burning sound has never sounded better - finding ways to shake up their arrangements with math rock flourishes, ambient electronica, heightened Britpop aplomb, and of course, soaring, ‘bursting at the seams’ crescendos that the genre is so well known for. Post rock heaven.

Night two features Guangzhou juggernauts Zhaoze, whose distinct and definitive guqin-laced post-rock is transcendent. They join Zhangjiajie’s Muggle, who bring an atmospheric mountain-esque beauty to their delicate sound, and Deng Yongpeng, whose seemingly minimalist piano instrumental music has taken on new forms over the years

Amber Amber's music is one of the few things in the world where cold and warm coexist. Formed in the ancient city Xi 'an in 2010, Amber has graciously displayed such imprints in their albums. With a clear and bright timbre that blends traditional spirit and contemporary charm with iconic melodies, Amber is a name you'd love to hear in a post-rock band.

oNEwAY The band started in 2003 or earlier by Wangwei, in Kunming, Yunnan. The band took shape on National Day in 2006. They have melodies and soundscapes that you can indulge in. At present, oNEwAY puts its creative direction under the framework of instrumental music and post-rock and focuses on the experiment and exploration of organic integration of Chinese folk music elements and modern music elements, and in the future, it will be much more than that.

Muggle

Muggle is a music project that began in Zhangjiajie, a small city in western Hunan Province, China, with compositions involving elements such as post-rock and ambient.

Muggle was nominated for Record of the Year by Abilu Music Awards and featured by Apple Music. It is called "dreamy, even dazzling" by music critics both at home and abroad.

Deng Yonpeng

In addition to being the keyboardist of the band Summer Fades Away, Deng Yongpeng is also an excellent piano player and creator.

The project all began in his youth, accompanied by the noise of factories, nurtured in the streets of Changsha, and was gathered in 2014 because of the album If Changsha is What You Imagine, then I was Never Here. The album includes 5 original minimalist piano pieces, about the glory of youth passing away, but also another voice away from the noise. It was released by 1724 Records.

Deng Yongpeng's work continues.

Zhaoze

Zhaoze has a genre of its own. In 2006, Zhaoze began to explore the integration of the ancient Chinese musical instrument - guqin and gradually developed a paradigm of Guqin and rock. Zhaoze, in its unique way, integrates guqin and rock so thoroughly and comprehensively, infusing the sketching and feelings like Chinese landscape painting into their music.

"Zhaoze is China's Pink Floyd," says Christoph Borkowsky, founder of WOMEX in Berlin. Rockaxis Colombia named the Zhaoze South American Premiere one of the best performances of 2017, alongside such famous acts as U2 and Sigur Ros.

1724 Records https://1724records.com/ https://www.facebook.com/1724Records https://www.instagram.com/1724records/

[quanronggallery]

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1354884314/a7423-chinese-watercolour-on-xuan-paper?click_key=b54fd443adb37fb8dcc23c06634476570734a1ad%3A1354884314&click_sum=937873ed&ref=shop_home_active_13&frs=1Chinese Watercolour On Xuan Paper Mountain Village Scene Painting - Wangwei 

[bulkvanderhuge42]

Wang Wei

[so-rainripples]

行到水穷处 坐看云起时

王维的《终南别业》

[teddemort]

Au cœur de l’âge, la Voie vous prend ! J’ai choisi ma demeure au pied du mont Tchong-nan. Seul je m’y rends quand la joie me vient : Le paysage est tel - l’esprit se reconnaît. Avancer jusqu’où la source s’épuise, Et contempler la naissance des nuages. Je croise en chemin le semeur de forêts - Ensemble nous rions jusqu’à l’oubli du temps. ##wangwei #poésie #tao (à Ile-de-France, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwedLmRACvo/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1qq3r9hfaoqa6

[zhejiangleihaoelectric]

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[asteticas]

LIU YI — PHOTOGRAPHY BY WANG WEI, 2016.

[forever-youthful]

[joeretro]

A continued visit from yesterday: Slipping Mural, 2017 by Wang Wei | Medium: Ceramic Tile ✨🌴🌊😎😍😍😍 @ocmuseumofart #loveit #wangwei #tile #inspiration #californiadreamin #ilovenewportbeach (at OCMA / Orange County Museum of Art)

[0162cm]

https://instagram.com/wangwei_instagram?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=18dyg1m7tnmur

[pastelpaint]

wei? do you ever consider getting married and if so? how do you want it to be?

❝ it sounds bad, but i don’t want to get married… ❞ the male starts out quietly, fumbling with the necklace around his neck, ❝ i don’t mind the commitment, but if someone would get married to me.. i couldn’t put them in risk with my sister and my father around- it wouldn’t be fair to them. ❞

[lovepainting-blog]

anon: weiiii, so what lead you to leaving the mafia?

❝ i didn’t want to live that kind of life... i never got to be a normal teenager and was basically being groomed to take over after my father. he never let me pursue the stuff i wanted that would interfere with the group and belittled me for trying to shield my sister from all of the corruption of it.. i wanted.. i wanted to bring zhirou with me and get her out of that life, but she thinks i betrayed her and my father has drilled it in her head that i’m a monster that hates our family..  ❞

[soulfullofold]

HEE HOO... @ Xiyu, What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever had to do? What's the easiest way to flirt with you? (the wording of this in the context of Xiyu, intimidating weasel woman, made me laugh.) ALSO. if I may go freestyle with these questions... @ Thuja, what are some signs you're not at 100%? Who can you trust to look out for you / be around you when this happens?

Xiyu, what’s the hardest thing you’ve ever had to do?

Listen to Meng Haoran’s first draft of Spring Dawn.

(I think it’s tied for perpetually grappling with her insignificance and leaving her boundary. In the infamous (translated) words of Wangwei, “how can I bear to leave these blue hills?”

Xiyu, what’s the easiest way to flirt with you?

You-- ... N-- What? Why would you want to do that??? Looking for inspiration for romantic poems?

(Be smart, thoughtful, witty, and kind enough to catch her attention. She also loves compliments but the more sincere the better; empty flattery will earn her ire. She needs someone who can gently rein her in.)

Thuja, what are some signs you’re not 100%? Who can you trust to look out for you / be around you when that happens?

The scruffy esk cocks her head curiously. She’s always up for adventure and fun... But then Thuja mimes being cold, low whipping whistles winding through the hollows of her driftwood. She curls into a smallish ball on the sand. Her plovers pop out from the dunes behind her, one tripping over its own feet as they scramble towards her. The three cozy up beside her, and you watch as flocks of shorebirds slowly filter down from the grey skies to roost near her. She peeks her head up at you curiously. She’s insistent she can always call on her friends in one way or another, but you catch her nervously paw-digging at the sand.