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4 hours ago from Liu Xueyi's Super Topic
@Mr_Liu Xueyi :

Greetings!
As the calendar for 2025 turns to its last page, looking back on this year, your name remains inextricably linked to "breakthrough" and "perseverance." From Yuan Zhong, who played six roles in "Nian Wushuang" and struggled on the boundary between good and evil, to Jin Xiu, who was deeply affectionate and fought against fate in "When Flowers Fall, We Meet Again," and then to Shen Zaiye, the cunning and stoic minister in "Peach Blossoms Reflect the River and Mountains," you fulfilled your initial aspiration of "acting well" with each vivid character, and also showed the audience the infinite possibilities of actor Liu Xueyi.
This year, we witnessed your reverence and clarity regarding acting. Faced with praise for your "perfect ancient costume look," you didn't rest on your laurels. Instead, you frankly stated your desire to "expand your possibilities." To accurately portray Yuan Zhong's multiple personalities, you switched performance rhythms in a very short time, using extreme emotional control to make the character truly resonate with the audience. Even when your work faced controversy, you remained steadfast in your belief that "every character is an independent individual," immersing yourself in exploring the character's nuances and rejecting the constraints of empiricism. This humble and focused attitude is more moving than any halo.
We also remember your warmth off-screen—making bouquets for fans at offline events, readily responding to their requests for high-fives, and using humor to ease the tension of meeting them; candidly sharing anecdotes from the set with your co-stars in interviews, stating frankly, "Being famous isn't important; what's important is having the confidence to say 'I can do it' when I receive a good script." You always maintain the mystique of an actor, yet reveal sincerity in the details, making this mutual affection all the more heartwarming.
In 2025, you will grow amidst applause and controversy, moving forward through perseverance and breakthroughs. A new journey is about to begin. May every script you encounter be imbued with warmth, and every character you portray possess a soul. May you broaden your acting range while retaining your pure love for performance. May every effort you make be rewarded, and every attempt you take yield results.
We will always be there silently watching you journey from the aloof immortal lord of the fantasy world to the political intrigue of the historical court, and then to even more unknown stages, step by step becoming the "actor" you aspire to be.
May you enjoy peace and prosperity year after year!
Sweet
2025 end of the year
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Yesterday, at 3:53 p.m., Liu Xueyi's Super Topic.

Taking advantage of this fan frenzy, I want to talk about the Liu Xueyi I see.

I don't remember where I read a comment about him: "He hasn't changed much from the past to the present. When he is afraid or sad, he hides; when he feels loved, he jumps around." I think that's pretty accurate to some extent.

I've always been against idolizing someone, but I also don't agree with belittling someone. I can't spoil him, but I think I can definitely respect him.

Often, people argue and suddenly demand explanations from Liu Xueyi; criticize his studio and attack him directly (in reality, he can't stand it that much, see the live of 08/14/25); they talk and mention him directly, making a series of demands, acting as if they were bosses. To this day, he is still called by that seemingly friendly but actually very old-fashioned nickname. He even says, with the utmost seriousness, "I can call you whatever I want." Did these fans watch the variety show "Flor da Primavera"? While playing darts, he showed a rare childish side, popping balloons while saying, "You're the old man!". It was an unconscious psychological escape. I don't want to point the finger at anyone, because these behaviors are common and we can't expect perfection from everyone, but I really want to talk about this phenomenon. In addition, it all depends on the initial intention.

I counted the conversations in the chat; he talked to fans hundreds of times in six months, probably close to a thousand in a year. This frequency of responses is extremely rare in the Chinese entertainment industry. And in every answer, I can see your sincerity and dedication. A fan once said, "If you don't answer me, I'll cry." He replied, "Don't worry, don't worry, everyone has their problems." He also cares about the fans; He understands their expectation. On the night of the screaming competition, he went to the booth to take a picture. Later, when he was online, a fan said, "I missed it, can you take me next time?" He quickly replied, "Let's take a digital picture."He quickly realized the disappointment of Xue Si, who was not present but could not guarantee an upcoming photo opportunity. Still, he saw the desire to answer —an intelligent, tender answer that expressed sincerity.

As for the "Fan Movement", I personally have some reservations. As soon as it started, marketing accounts and influential figures started reposting it. Unlike previous fan groups, which were essentially spontaneous, the Fan Movement can be seen as his decision, representing him. This means that if something goes wrong, the blame will be placed on him by negative marketing accounts and public opinion. But the Fan Movement is the Fan Movement, and Liu Xueyi is Liu Xueyi. However, it was a positive attempt, a sincere response.

I have doubts; he is so reserved, so reserved. He hides, as if hiding a pseudonym. I analyzed his previous works — was he always like that? I found that he was very outgoing in his early years, danced awkwardly on set, and smiled sweetly for the camera. But in recent years, his demeanor has gradually become more serene. He once said that humor is to please others and madness to please oneself. I think he gradually matured because he was pressured by the company and faced health problems in the family. I also think that he has become more relaxed due to Xue Si's various comings and goings in recent years. He paid 10,000 yuan for Tao Hua Yun's private event; Has he lowered his expectations of the outside world? I think he needs a break.

Liu Xueyi used to hold cooking competitions on Weibo and display his dishes. He posted pictures of cats and their reflections in the water on set, and even a photo of his ear being pulled painfully by a rubber band... But after March 2024, his Weibo started to display only the posts from the last six months, and his studio still displays the letter from the lawyer from that time. I haven't read all of your posts on Weibo yet. Since his paper became incredibly popular at that time, many people meticulously analyzed each of his posts, examining them like a magnifying glass, trying to find flaws to harm him. After that, he set it to show only posts from the last six months and shared less and less. But Liu Xue, I really hope you share your life. I want you to not be affected by these things, but I also want to see more of you and understand you better.

However, I especially hope that you will share it genuinely and proactively. If I push you or if you're not willing, it will make me very conflicted. Because I know how relaxed, free, and sincere you are when you talk to your fans during live streams, so I can pick up on some of that if you're really not in the mood. But I think you also understand how your fans feel; Everyone likes you, wants to see you and interact with you more. What did you eat today? Are you still doing a cooking competition? Where was the last time you shot a landscape? If you really don't feel like sharing, that's okay too. The question is, when people miss you, where will they see you? I know you alternate between low, medium, and high energy levels; I know you need time to recharge and I want you to fully recharge to shine in your next role. So, I leave this question for you to reflect on.

Some fans like him because they expect him to be a popular figure, others because they expect him to be an actor, and others because they expect him to be handsome since he is progressing in all areas. He is popular, attracts a lot of people; he also has a talent for acting, he is walking the path to becoming a serious actor; He's handsome, so handsome that just looking into his eyes you can be hypnotized. Therefore, everyone has different expectations and requirements regarding it. He's different from many artists who just need to follow one path — those who rely on popularity just need acting skills that don't feel out of place, those who focus on acting don't have to care about the fans, and those with a simple appearance are considered cute and will never be analyzed with a magnifying glass.

Liu Xueyi @Mr_刘学义, I want to see your sincere side, your spontaneous side, your side that you really want to share with Xuesi. If you hear various demands and suggestions, you can read and listen, but including mine, they are personal, not absolute truths. I like you and I try to see you as you are. A version of you without pressure, and me also without pressure.Liu Xueyi

Commentary on Liu Xue Yi and his character Yuan Zhong.

Honey Pot Pomelo 

15 hours ago from Liu Xueyi's Super Topic

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Cheese Youth Hahaha

41 minutes ago from Liu Xueyi's Super Topic

Liu Xueyi: At first, I didn't understand why Yuan Zhong chose to sever his hand before his wedding. Why couldn't he ask Ji Tanyin? Perhaps he would have found the answer he sought. Perhaps the two of them, together, could have defeated Han Nu, defeated the Demon Lord, and saved the world. After watching it many times, I suddenly realized that Yuan Zhong was just a mortal being. I shouldn't judge his actions and thoughts from a godlike perspective…
Yuan Zhong's life was filled with manipulation and scheming. The boy chosen by the divine hand was not lucky. His parents and sister were killed by his clan. He used the power of the divine hand to defeat the War Demon and save the foxes and the human race. He didn't receive the gratitude and respect a national hero should have. Instead, they feared his power and sealed him on Tianqu Peak for sixty years. During this time, he had to have his blood taken every three to five days for medicine making and was stigmatized by his clan as a ruthless demon.
When he repeatedly tested Ding Xu's bottom line, planning to force the clan elders to release the seal by having the War Demon resurrected, Ji Tanyin came to his side. Her appearance was too coincidental. She always appeared at the perfect moment. She said she admired the high priest of the fox clan, and that she wanted to untie the golden ring that bound him. She clearly possessed the noblest profession among humans—a craftswoman—so why would she willingly become a lowly maidservant, washing clothes and serving tea? The only plausible explanation was that she was a spy, seeking revenge or the Divine Hand.
But she hadn't done anything to harm Yuan Zhong. Instead, she bravely exposed the hypocrisy and treachery of the fox clan elders, demanding, "What right do you have to imprison him? I won't allow you to do this!" She appeared like the sun in Yuan Zhong's dark and morbid life, radiant and serene. She said, "I will accompany you for a lifetime." She said, "However you live, it's still a lifetime. I want you to be happy."
Yuan Zhong had never been treated sincerely in the past. Even his best friend from his youth had betrayed him out of cowardice. Therefore, he didn't believe in sincerity, feeling his hands were stained with blood. His eccentric and disdainful nature made him despise anyone who would truly care for him. Ruthlessness was his protective shield. He would judge the five sins, dragging those who had schemed against and betrayed him down with him. His later choices were foreshadowed by his words before he prepared to destroy the world. He said he had remained silent for years because he felt unworthy to speak with the gods due to his stigma. Later, when he learned that Ji Tanyin was the goddess who could communicate with him through the jade tablet and had come for the Divine Hand, his psychological defenses crumbled instantly. He walked tremblingly to Ji Tanyin's door, but ultimately lacked the courage to knock.
When he bid farewell to Ji Tanyin under the pear tree, he said, "I've never been a good person." He said, "No wonder you didn't kill me (I saved her before I took human form)." He said, "Your kindness is frightening." He said, "Those who have long dwelled in the abyss shouldn't face the sun; the sun is too warm and will make one yearn for it." He said, "I was still redeemed by you." He said, "Ji Tanyin, I'm letting you go..."
He questioned, "Do you love me?" The answer he received was, "I will always be with you." This companionship, from the very beginning, was driven by the purpose of obtaining the Divine Hand. No matter how deep her love ultimately became, she couldn't escape her destined ending. No matter how much Yuan Zhong once acknowledged and affirmed Ji Tan Yin's love for him, when that initial purpose was truly laid bare before him, no matter how overwhelming his love, it pushed him once again into the abyss of being manipulated, from which there was no return. Because in Ji Tan Yin's heart, the common people always came before Yuan Zhong. Since she wanted this hand, why go through the trouble of a lifetime of companionship? Why not just give it to her directly? Therefore, he wasn't manipulated or bewitched by the goddess; that was merely a straw that instantly extinguished the last glimmer of light in his life. He understood that Ji Tan Yin didn't belong to him alone; she was a goddess, and she had a greater responsibility in her heart, a responsibility that undoubtedly transcended their personal love. He only wanted the warmth of one person, but that person wouldn't only warm him.
The bright moon hangs high, not shining alone on me. Since that's the case, I'm willing to fulfill your greater love!
Of all the characters Liu Xueyi has portrayed, Yuan Zhong is still my favorite! A drama I never tire of watching, and a character I greatly admire.

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1 hour ago, from iPhone client

During the May Day holiday, I saw that "Nian Wushuang" was free, and since my membership had just expired, I thought I could catch up on what I hadn't finished watching before. I realized I really enjoy watching Liu Xueyi's TV dramas. I rarely finish a whole series these days, and I'm getting tired of seeing the same few main characters in Chinese dramas! I've been watching "Nian Wushuang" every day these past few days, and it's really good! To be honest, before I finished watching it, I couldn't accept that my childhood goddess was playing such a naive and innocent character. But now I've completely changed my mind. She's still a goddess, and her acting is excellent, not at all out of place. The character isn't naive and innocent at all; this is what a goddess should be like. I even cried when I saw the scene between Ji Tanyin and her master.While watching the show, I kept marveling at how handsome the senior was. I really love Liu Xueyi's looks. I'll watch every show he's in.By the way, the two leads in this drama have great chemistry. I love watching them laugh; they're so cute! I love people with dimples.The plot was pretty good. The last one I watched, "When the Flowers Fall, We Meet Again," was just so-so... I hope senior can take on more good scripts. #NianWushuang# #LiuXueyiYuanzhong#

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