I don't know why people keep thinking Achou is possessed by Jundai everytime she scary or crazy. Did they not see her decapitate a man who tried to SA her at the beginning? She is no saint. The only difference is Jundai was impulsive and cared for no one but herself. Other than that they are both cunning manipulative and absolutely ruthless people
Somewhat of a filler episode as the plot / scheming continues. I knew Grand Tutors Granddaughter would pop up, the scheme her & Shu seem so BASIC like High school girls.
Everyone got their stab to the groin of the CP, how long he can hide his injury will be interesting as its the ultimate rebuff on 'Did you hear WR was a soil maid?' No but did you hear the CP has no JUNK anymore??'
Lol........why did they have such dramatic reactions towards the eclipse? And I take it someone was more or less castrated? If we could only do that to the sick fks IRL.........with a butter knife and no anesthesia~
A total solar eclipse occurs somewhere on Earth about every 18 months, while any specific location on Earth sees one only once every 360 to 410 years (averaging 375 years).
Global Frequency & Types
• Annual Occurrence: Between 2 and 5 solar eclipses happen globally each year (most years have two).
Eclipse Types:
• Total: The Moon completely covers the Sun. • Annular: The Moon is too far away to cover the Sun completely, leaving a bright "ring of fire". • Partial: Only a part of the Sun is blocked. • Hybrid: Alternates between annular and total along different parts of its path. • Eclipse Seasons: These alignments happen roughly every six months during the New Moon phase when the Moon's orbit crosses Earth's orbital plane.
Major Eclipse Cycles
• Saros Cycle: Repeats similar solar and lunar eclipse patterns every 18 years, 11 days, and 8 hours, shifting the path westward by roughly one-third of the globe. • Inex Cycle: Spans roughly 29 years less 20 days (358 synodic month
The next major solar eclipses visible from China include a partial solar eclipse on August 2, 2027 and a total solar eclipse on September 2, 2035.
Upcoming Solar Eclipses in China
• February 17, 2026: Annular solar eclipse (visible as a partial or annular phase depending on region, such as in Beijing). • August 2, 2027: Partial solar eclipse visible across parts of China (coinciding with a total solar eclipse elsewhere globally). • July 22, 2028: Partial solar eclipse visible from China. • June 1, 2030: Annular solar eclipse visible from parts of China. • September 2, 2035: Total solar eclipse with a path of totality running through northern China, North Korea, South Korea, and Japan.
Historical Context and Records
China has one of the world's oldest and most detailed continuous records of solar eclipses, spanning over 2,700 years. The earliest explicit written record of a total solar eclipse in Chinese history dates back to 709 BCE (observed near ancient Qufu), which astronomers and geophysicists use today to study historical shifts in Earth's rotation speed and solar activity.
wow another tear jerkef of an episode 😭 and next week we are dealing with a very recent issue in south korea with the proposal for increase in the number of medical seats, and the consequent doctor and intern strikes. this drama is not afraid to tackle any issues!
Controlled vs uncontrolled
Can’t think of more rn I just woke up
Everyone got their stab to the groin of the CP, how long he can hide his injury will be interesting as its the ultimate rebuff on 'Did you hear WR was a soil maid?' No but did you hear the CP has no JUNK anymore??'
A total solar eclipse occurs somewhere on Earth about every 18 months, while any specific location on Earth sees one only once every 360 to 410 years (averaging 375 years).
Global Frequency & Types
• Annual Occurrence: Between 2 and 5 solar eclipses happen globally each year (most years have two).
Eclipse Types:
• Total: The Moon completely covers the Sun.
• Annular: The Moon is too far away to cover the Sun completely, leaving a bright "ring of fire".
• Partial: Only a part of the Sun is blocked.
• Hybrid: Alternates between annular and total along different parts of its path.
• Eclipse Seasons: These alignments happen roughly every six months during the New Moon phase when the Moon's orbit crosses Earth's orbital plane.
Major Eclipse Cycles
• Saros Cycle: Repeats similar solar and lunar eclipse patterns every 18 years, 11 days, and 8 hours, shifting the path westward by roughly one-third of the globe.
• Inex Cycle: Spans roughly 29 years less 20 days (358 synodic month
The next major solar eclipses visible from China include a partial solar eclipse on August 2, 2027 and a total solar eclipse on September 2, 2035.
Upcoming Solar Eclipses in China
• February 17, 2026: Annular solar eclipse (visible as a partial or annular phase depending on region, such as in Beijing).
• August 2, 2027: Partial solar eclipse visible across parts of China (coinciding with a total solar eclipse elsewhere globally).
• July 22, 2028: Partial solar eclipse visible from China.
• June 1, 2030: Annular solar eclipse visible from parts of China.
• September 2, 2035: Total solar eclipse with a path of totality running through northern China, North Korea, South Korea, and Japan.
Historical Context and Records
China has one of the world's oldest and most detailed continuous records of solar eclipses, spanning over 2,700 years. The earliest explicit written record of a total solar eclipse in Chinese history dates back to 709 BCE (observed near ancient Qufu), which astronomers and geophysicists use today to study historical shifts in Earth's rotation speed and solar activity.
and next week we are dealing with a very recent issue in south korea with the proposal for increase in the number of medical seats, and the consequent doctor and intern strikes. this drama is not afraid to tackle any issues!