#chen bin

[dizzkie]

When I enter a "most tragic character death" competition, but literally anyone from Link Click pulls up...

So I lowkey just leave.

[neo--queen--serenity]

@centofu created this fantastic timeline on twitter, which very helpfully lines up the order of events through the most recent Link Click episodes. Any corrections to this timeline can be found on their original thread.

A big thank you to @shantechni for pointing this out on their longer post detailing many of the new juicy details fans have learned since the release of the Bridon Arc finale.

[mykingdomforapen]

it’s such a small thing but it’s really bittersweet how Chen Bin’s wife noted how much Chen Bin wanted a baby girl. It’s such a deliberate character note considering how she also mentions that gender testing is no longer allowed. China—and even more so, Chinese daughters—is still dealing with the trauma of how the one-child policy hurt girls so badly. China’s recent history of preferring boys over girls has really devastated generations and deprived baby girls of favor, family, or even life. Even just that small and fleeting character note they gave Chen Bin really stuck with me all these years. Man, I miss Link Click looking unflinchingly and compassionately at Chinese society.

[shantechni]

Spent way too long making this edit but I'm so done with it🙂had to force myself to stop working on it before I made more changes.

Yes I'm still coping with the absence of new episodes in my day to day life, how are you😃

[chodzacaparodia]

I love that Chen Bin says Cheng Xiaoshi can't show himself to Lu Guang like this and gives Cheng new clothes that make him look extremely attractive.

Bro knows what he's doing.

Bin Chen is a great wingman who ships Cheng Xiaoshi and Lu Guang.

[art1saaa]

missing them like. a lot.

[tozierandishareglasses]

To the bitch (with all due respect) on Instagram who made this super awesome very cool link click edit that made me finish the 2 seasons in 3 days, a very loud, very capital FUCK YOU and a super quiet, background noise type thank you.

[iwritenarrativesandstuff]

S1 episode 7 making me feel a certain way with Chen Bin offering advice to Mr. Liang on how to approach his son Doudou, a small child, after three years apart, advice that he has clearly spent some time researching. Yeah I bet he’d be invested in the wellbeing of a young child. I bet there’s no other reason he’d have some obviously well-researched knowledge on children and how to care for them.