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(Three Kingdoms 1994 fansubs) Gentlemen of the Hàn
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English subbing group dedicated on fan translation of the 1994 Romance of the Three Kingdoms TV series, one of the most influential Chinese historical dramas, and blogging about Chinese history. - Homepage: https://gentlemenofthehan.wordpress.com/
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High Mountains Flowing Water (高山流水) wasn’t just music. It was soul recognition. When Bo Ya played the qin, only Zhong Ziqi could truly hear the peaks and rivers in each note. After Ziqi’s death, Bo Ya broke his instrument in grief, vowing never to play again. Their story gave rise to 1/2
#folklore
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the idiom 高山流水, now a symbol of rare, resonant connection, where one heart plays and another truly understands. 2/2
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In ancient China, the "zhaohuang(招幌) " flag was used as a marketing tool to attract customers, combining "zhaopai" (signboard, 招牌) and "huangzi" (canopy, 幌子). The "huangzi" hung outside shops to draw attention, while the "zhaopai" displayed the business name. Inns would 1/2
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use unique symbols like gourds for liquor and willow twig fences with red tassels to indicate services such as food and lodging. 2/2
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A recurring motif born of the Three Kingdoms period of Chinese history, the Seven Sages of the bamboo grove reappears across East Asia. Avoiding the trivialities of politics and the upheaval of dynastic collapse, Daoist-driven poetry and discussion: an escape. #MythologyMonday
Just remember not to tell that to anyone from the Liu family!
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Why are all of our statues like "cursed greek guy" or "sickly 19th century slave owner" while China's statues are all "level 80 druid/tank multiclass with end game raid gear"
statue mogged. the american century of humilation continues
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No kings except my lord cao cao
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i've never seen anyone attempt a LuBubu (Lu Bu x Labubu), so i took the dark deed upon myself
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following romance of the three kingdoms accounts is always the right thing to do
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Me and the homies stroking the silkiest beards imaginable and watching some episodes of Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1994) - Fansubs by @hanzhonglang.bsky.social
It was for a very long time considsred the best live action adaptation of Three Kingdoms, and probably still is to a great number of people
Most Chinese audiences prefer the 1994 series over the 2010 series, which has a mixed reception.
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being in your early thirties is about flirting with the idea of getting really into three kingdoms
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Every episode has like two or more scenes that feel instantly iconic it's so good.
Shut up, Lu Bu.