#yansu

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It’s posting time again for the 2025 Mo Dao Zu Shi Reverse Big Bang. Today brings a lovely fix-it fic with fairytale vibes from the incredible isabilightwood who wrote a sweet Jiang Yanli/Qin Su fic for me with a side of Wangxian and Yunmeng Siblings.

Go check out Once Upon a Dream on ao3!

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Hiya, this is the piece I made for the 2025 @mdzsrbb!! My author wrote such a hauntingly beautiful YanSu fic called "Black & Gold" that y'all absolutely need to read!!

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qin su and jiang yanli for the mxtx rarepair event!

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“Something isn’t right….”

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Proud Author of a New Work

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Hiii, shameless writer self-promo here! Just completed my first published work for the fandom for the mixtape exchange and your blog was what motivated me to enter in the first place [Ah! I'm so tickled to hear that, hooray!] so with very much love, here it is: @angel-loving-star

Explosion

by angel-loving-star (xASx) (T, 13k, jiang yanli/qin su)

Summary: She had never heard her laugh like this before. Nobody had made her laugh like this before.

The wind picked up and they were close. Giggling pattered off into the calm sounds of Yunmeng’s summer; the lapping of water against wood, the creaking of the bamboo shades hanging from above, the jiggling of Jiang spirit bells in the wind.

Their eyes met just before their lips did and suddenly it was no mere peck anymore. Suddenly the world was full of colours Qin Su had never dared to see before.

For the MDZS Mixtape Exchange-2022

[asiryn]

FLASFJLASJFLJFLSJFNALFJSLJF ALSNFLFLSJFLSJFLSJ

BLESS YOU, ASH, THAT WAS THE BEST THING YOU COULD HAVE SAID 

“i know who you are.........who are you again?” PERFECTION 😂😂😂

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Ash is not used to seeing characters we’d thought to only see for 1 episode lol

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Yuansu Series II, #6-22, 2013–14, Acrylic box, natural beeswax, 40 x 40 x 40 cm, Ren Ri

Ren Ri is a Beijing-based biomedia artist and beekeeper whose work investigates the relationship between humanity and nature. While Ri now considers himself more beekeeper than artist, he holds a PhD in Fine Art from Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing. He came into beekeeping and his chosen artistic medium, beeswax, from a deep appreciation for insect ethnology and the process of moulding.

Central to Ren Ri’s practice is the concept of Yuansu. For Ri, Yuansu acts as a portmanteau to describe the duality between the tension which becomes the foundation of life, yuan, and the relation formed by two entwined life forms, su. Investigating the structural relation between bees and humanity and the influence of coordination, collaboration and disruption are recurrent themes in his work.