It was not by any definition of the term a good drama, but I had fun. It was pretty once they left the blood palace of bloodiness, the ship was tasty crack, the acting better than this terribly written nonsense plot deserved (the scheming made me laugh) and Zhou Yiran's character got to bleed all over, flaunt a sexy earring and see his ancestral hall of abuse burn while Chen Duling got to boss bitch plus strangle and stab an ex.
A mini with a budget is what this was and it could have been worse.
A collection of some of @yanhuitianyao's favorite Zhao Yuanzhou moments <3
[ID: gifs of the character Zhao Yuanzhou from the series Fangs of Fortune. First gif: saying to Wen Xiao, "I'm sorry. I'm not a dog demon." She says: "I like to walk monkeys." He looks shocked. Next gif, he mimics the way Wen Xiao says "Xiao Zhuo" with disgust, pretending to throw up. He's then shown: shielding Zhuo Yichen's eyes from leaves as he holds the sword back from his neck, sitting by the sea, stabbing himself on the cloud light sword, watching the image of Zhao Wan Er dissolve in front of him, casting a one-word spell in front of Pei Sijing who wields her dagger, sobbing and looking own at his own bloody hands, collapsing as he walks away from Wen Xiao to die, and smiling at Zhuo Yichen after his one-word spell failed to kill him. /end ID]
hello! I saw your post about the layers of hanfu, the one with the pants that tie around the waist. I really want to try to make them, but I can't seem to find a pattern. Is there a term for that article of clothing that I can use to search? Or better yet, do you have any pattern recommendations?
I was recently introduced to hanfu through a c-drama, and I'm really curious about it, so I'm glad I found your blog!
AHHH!! My first inbox message!! I'm so happy 😃😃
The name for that style of pants is (unfortunately) just "pants" (裤/ku in Chinese, which literally translates to pants).
I searched around for patterns and pieced one together (luckily it doesn't seem too complicated :D). You'll have to play around with the measurements so they fit you best, these were based on a video of someone who made this for a client (I'll link the video as a source but it's all in Chinese).
Here's some screenshots of videos demo-ing it (also linked in sources). The most important take-away I got is to make sure the width of the pant legs is enough to wrap ALL the way around your body and overlap in the back so your butt doesn't show xD
The earliest artefacts for this style of pants is the Han Dynasty (202 BC-9 AD, 25–220 AD), but it was also discovered in tombs of the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD), which had more samples and were better preserved (I heard in one Song tomb they found 24 pairs of pants, 15 of which were this style O.O). So all of these were made using the Song Dynasty version, but they look basically the same and were also worn as under garments.
Sewing full process (with measurements)
慕少蓉
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1sg4y1v7jZ/
Demonstration:
Xiaohongshu 曾嚼子
Video
Xiaohongshu 宾义儿
Video
If you're interested in hand-making Hanfu (BIG kudos to you, btw, that is AMAZING!) I recommend this book （it's all in Chinese but it does provide patterns for many Hanfu styles):
中国古代服饰结构图集
(Patterns of historical Chinese clothing)
You can also use Xiaohongshu (Little red book), it's both a website and an app that a LOOOT of Chinese people use for everything:
https://www.xiaohongshu.com/
If you searching "[dynasty or clothing name] 结构图" (结构图 means patterns) you'll usually get a lot of results.
hello! I saw your post about the layers of hanfu, the one with the pants that tie around the waist. I really want to try to make them, but I can't seem to find a pattern. Is there a term for that article of clothing that I can use to search? Or better yet, do you have any pattern recommendations?
I was recently introduced to hanfu through a c-drama, and I'm really curious about it, so I'm glad I found your blog!
AHHH!! My first inbox message!! I'm so happy 😃😃
The name for that style of pants is (unfortunately) just "pants" (裤/ku in Chinese, which literally translates to pants).
I searched around for patterns and pieced one together (luckily it doesn't seem too complicated :D). You'll have to play around with the measurements so they fit you best, these were based on a video of someone who made this for a client (I'll link the video as a source but it's all in Chinese).
Here's some screenshots of videos demo-ing it (also linked in sources). The most important take-away I got is to make sure the width of the pant legs is enough to wrap ALL the way around your body and overlap in the back so your butt doesn't show xD
The earliest artefacts for this style of pants is the Han Dynasty (202 BC-9 AD, 25–220 AD), but it was also discovered in tombs of the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD), which had more samples and were better preserved (I heard in one Song tomb they found 24 pairs of pants, 15 of which were this style O.O). So all of these were made using the Song Dynasty version, but they look basically the same and were also worn as under garments.
Sewing full process (with measurements)
慕少蓉
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1sg4y1v7jZ/
Demonstration:
Xiaohongshu 曾嚼子
Video
Xiaohongshu 宾义儿
Video
If you're interested in hand-making Hanfu (BIG kudos to you, btw, that is AMAZING!) I recommend this book （it's all in Chinese but it does provide patterns for many Hanfu styles):
中国古代服饰结构图集
(Patterns of historical Chinese clothing)
You can also use Xiaohongshu (Little red book), it's both a website and an app that a LOOOT of Chinese people use for everything:
https://www.xiaohongshu.com/
If you searching "[dynasty or clothing name] 结构图" (结构图 means patterns) you'll usually get a lot of results.
I literally have no one to talk to about them, but I'm rewatching the show, and they're both yearning for each other, yet holding each other at arm's length, afraid of getting their poor hearts broken (which tbf, they're already a little (read: a lot) hurt to begin with).
I just love how they're so shameless and act so flirty, yet have no actual experiences that would lead me to think that they're "know what they're doing," you catch my drift?
AND UGH, they love each other (HE CAUGHT THE STARS?!) and have each other in their hearts FRFR, but they say the exact opposite to each other, except when they're pretend fighting to "put on a show" for sneaky cats watching outside.
I LOVE THEM.
I can't wait until they finally speak the truth to each other. I wish I could experience that with new eyes once more, *loving sigh*
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