(Liu Xue Yi will sing a song from the "Against the current" drama).🥰🥰
Blue Buttons 8 hours ago from the Liu Xueyi Super Topic Liu Xueyi 🎶 OST September 22nd series [OST 'Flowers Blooming in the Courtyard' released] Release time: 9:50 (OST MV) 10:00 (Platform) Audio release on TME platforms: Web link; QQ Music, Kugou Music, and Kuwo Music Subject to actual release; any changes will be announced separately. https://weibo.com/7871651311/Rjbenaikt
(Liu Xue Yi will sing a song from the "Against the current" drama).🥰🥰
Blue Buttons 8 hours ago from the Liu Xueyi Super Topic Liu Xueyi 🎶 OST September 22nd series [OST 'Flowers Blooming in the Courtyard' released] Release time: 9:50 (OST MV) 10:00 (Platform) Audio release on TME platforms: Web link; QQ Music, Kugou Music, and Kuwo Music Subject to actual release; any changes will be announced separately. https://weibo.com/7871651311/Rjbenaikt
Episode 21: Who plays matchmaker for whom? Scholar Han proved his worth by defending the older sister against selfish neighbors who wanted to drag her toward a cruel fate simply because she had become a widow. Her younger brother tried to dissuade the agitated mob using the law, his eloquent words, and his dignified bearing, but they lunged at him with kicks and clubs. However, Jia Lan—who had arrived with the wronged woman—used her wits; she poured a thick, sticky oil onto the ground, causing everyone to tumble over one another. At that moment, Jia Lan raised her voice to cite the punishments—specifically the number of lashes—mandated by the King’s statutes for home invasion; Scholar Han added the rest of the penalties to the list, noting the aggravating factor of assaulting a royal scholar. Terrified, the mob fled, spurred on by the threat from Jia Lan’s father to report them to the Imperial Guard. Lin Jin Qi, looking dashing and well-groomed, adjusted his hair and straightened his robes in front of Jia Lan’s door while his subordinates tried to assist him (in another humorous moment, Lin Jin Qi told one of them that he needed to study a certain book on courtship ten times over). Yet, upon arriving, he encountered Scholar Han alongside Jia Lan, who was finishing an opera song. Undeterred, Lin Jin Qi greeted the household’s elder scholar—a man who was somewhat tipsy but possessed refined knowledge. Upon receiving LJQ’s respectful bow, the old man grimaced and said, "Ah, so you are Old Man Lin’s grandson," before leaving the room with a look of disapproval. LJQ attempted to offer a respectful greeting to another elderly gentleman, who reacted the same way: he gave LJQ a reproachful look and walked away. Jia Lan accepted the gift LJQ had brought and offered a lame excuse for the two elders' behavior. A conversation then ensued between the rivals vying for Jia Lam's attention. At one point, LJQ thought he had succeeded in his plan to draw the scholar away from Jia Lam by getting him to accept an offer to study in another province under a renowned teacher. Scholar Han refused (much to LJQ's displeasure). LJQ gave Jia Lam an orchid pot as a gift, reminding her of her own words: "Orchids are more fragrant at night." That was why "some friends" had sent her this plant. Jia Lam regarded him with a knowing look (while feigning ignorance), as if she did not grasp the duel unfolding between the two men before her. Yet, she was well aware that her parents and Scholar Han’s mother had already arranged a marriage between her and the scholar. At one point, Scholar Han said to his mother, "I must act quickly regarding Jia Lam, or someone else will beat me to it." He had rejected Lin Jin Qi’s offer to study with the famous teacher, yet he accepted the letter of recommendation for that same teacher—the one Jia Lam had handed him over the garden wall. (He likely accepted it because he wished to go to that new place with her.) Meanwhile, at the Lin family estate, another marriage is being arranged—and I am not referring to Xiu Rui; she is quite happy being the subject of mature conversations between Xiu Wan and her mother, who is actually grateful for the situation. He holds onto Lin Jin Qi’s symbolic words—likening him to a ship "that will brave the open sea and triumph" (a conclusion we can logically draw from their conversation). So, which marriage am I talking about? The one being arranged for Lin Jin Qi by his mother: a match with a duchess. Madam Lin is overjoyed to have secured such an excellent match for her only son. Her personal maid even remarks, "A catch like that won't stay single for long." She believes Lin Jin Qi will be happy. (But will he? Or, beneath that mother's gaze, does she actually know what her son holds in his heart?) By the end of the episode, we are introduced to the duchess—Lin Jin Qi’s prospective new wife. She is a stunningly beautiful yet cunning young woman who, upon seeing an orchid, immediately senses Jia Lam’s presence in Lin Jin Qi’s life. The episode concludes with her staring down Jia Lam, who likewise instantly senses trouble coming from this elegant, beautiful woman. Let us move on, then, to the next episode: Episode 22.
I got it ! As for me, I think he conveys two feelings: that of a mature man, yet always mingled with the spirit of a boy. This is always intertwined within him and his characters. And he portrays these two intertwined feelings with impressive sensitivity and charm.🥰
But RR is actually really adorable. 7 minutes ago | Relationship Blogger | Super Topic Moderator (Qieqieqieqie Super Topic) 🍉 1. The major historical drama series *Chu-Han* has been officially greenlit; online rumors suggest Liu Xueyi is in talks for the project. https://weibo.com/7510410005/Rj5OSATeV
His real voice is featured in most dramas these days: "What If," "Unshakable Faith," "Kill Me Love Me," "A Moment But Forever," "In Blossom," "Love Never Fails," and here in "Against the Current."
His real voice is featured in most dramas these days: "What If," "Unshakable Faith," "Kill Me Love Me," "A Moment But Forever," "In Blossom," "Love Never Fails," and here in "Against the Current."
CHEESY? Can’t wait to catch up. Four more episodes to go… 😆😭
LXY plays a romantic lead who is deeply in love in *In Blossom*, *A Moment But Forever*, *Love at Night*, *The Princess Gambit*, *Love Never Fails*, *What If*, and *Kill Me Love Me*. He alternates between serious moments and sweet, deeply passionate ones—like a man who initially hides his love for his beloved but later openly reveals it. These moments appear in all these shows. And what do I think? He is perfect for these roles. I smile when he smiles, I feel sad when he feels sad, and I find it charming when he does funny things for the woman he loves. And even in a spy drama that isn't a romance, there are moments of unspoken romantic attraction between the lead couple in *Unshakable Faith*. Not to mention "Qing Luo," which was the first time I saw his romantic side (since it hadn't appeared in any other drama). That drama is from 2021.
LXY plays a romantic lead who is deeply in love in *In Blossom*, *A Moment But Forever*, *Love at Night*, *The Princess Gambit*, *Love Never Fails*, *What If*, and *Kill Me Love Me*. He alternates between serious moments and sweet, deeply passionate ones—like a man who initially hides his love for his beloved but later openly reveals it. These moments appear in all these shows. And what do I think? He is perfect for these roles. I smile when he smiles, I feel sad when he feels sad, and I find it charming when he does funny things for the woman he loves. And even in a spy drama that isn't a romance, there are moments of unspoken romantic attraction between the lead couple in *Unshakable Faith*. Not to mention "Qing Luo," which was the first time I saw his romantic side (since it hadn't appeared in any other drama). That drama is from 2021.
Sharing that Lin Jinqi has a funny nickname with the C-viewers. The characters in the drama tend to call him 林大爷…
He isn't old. And he's the most handsome of them all. But thanks for the explanation. I didn't understand that nickname "Linda" that Liu Xue Yi kept mentioning. "Linda" in Portuguese means beautiful/pretty.
It could be just a promo photoshoot, but we’ll see. The original novel had a second life/rebirth premise but…
You might be right. I hadn't thought of that. (This drama is realistic enough to include a part like that). But it would be like ending the drama with them old and happy. (And then going back in time to be young again).
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Blue Buttons
8 hours ago from the Liu Xueyi Super Topic
Liu Xueyi
🎶 OST
September 22nd series [OST 'Flowers Blooming in the Courtyard' released]
Release time: 9:50 (OST MV)
10:00 (Platform)
Audio release on TME platforms: Web link; QQ Music, Kugou Music, and Kuwo Music
Subject to actual release; any changes will be announced separately.
https://weibo.com/7871651311/Rjbenaikt
Blue Buttons
8 hours ago from the Liu Xueyi Super Topic
Liu Xueyi
🎶 OST
September 22nd series [OST 'Flowers Blooming in the Courtyard' released]
Release time: 9:50 (OST MV)
10:00 (Platform)
Audio release on TME platforms: Web link; QQ Music, Kugou Music, and Kuwo Music
Subject to actual release; any changes will be announced separately.
https://weibo.com/7871651311/Rjbenaikt
Scholar Han proved his worth by defending the older sister against selfish neighbors who wanted to drag her toward a cruel fate simply because she had become a widow. Her younger brother tried to dissuade the agitated mob using the law, his eloquent words, and his dignified bearing, but they lunged at him with kicks and clubs. However, Jia Lan—who had arrived with the wronged woman—used her wits; she poured a thick, sticky oil onto the ground, causing everyone to tumble over one another. At that moment, Jia Lan raised her voice to cite the punishments—specifically the number of lashes—mandated by the King’s statutes for home invasion; Scholar Han added the rest of the penalties to the list, noting the aggravating factor of assaulting a royal scholar. Terrified, the mob fled, spurred on by the threat from Jia Lan’s father to report them to the Imperial Guard.
Lin Jin Qi, looking dashing and well-groomed, adjusted his hair and straightened his robes in front of Jia Lan’s door while his subordinates tried to assist him (in another humorous moment, Lin Jin Qi told one of them that he needed to study a certain book on courtship ten times over). Yet, upon arriving, he encountered Scholar Han alongside Jia Lan, who was finishing an opera song. Undeterred, Lin Jin Qi greeted the household’s elder scholar—a man who was somewhat tipsy but possessed refined knowledge. Upon receiving LJQ’s respectful bow, the old man grimaced and said, "Ah, so you are Old Man Lin’s grandson," before leaving the room with a look of disapproval. LJQ attempted to offer a respectful greeting to another elderly gentleman, who reacted the same way: he gave LJQ a reproachful look and walked away. Jia Lan accepted the gift LJQ had brought and offered a lame excuse for the two elders' behavior. A conversation then ensued between the rivals vying for Jia Lam's attention. At one point, LJQ thought he had succeeded in his plan to draw the scholar away from Jia Lam by getting him to accept an offer to study in another province under a renowned teacher. Scholar Han refused (much to LJQ's displeasure). LJQ gave Jia Lam an orchid pot as a gift, reminding her of her own words: "Orchids are more fragrant at night." That was why "some friends" had sent her this plant. Jia Lam regarded him with a knowing look (while feigning ignorance), as if she did not grasp the duel unfolding between the two men before her. Yet, she was well aware that her parents and Scholar Han’s mother had already arranged a marriage between her and the scholar. At one point, Scholar Han said to his mother, "I must act quickly regarding Jia Lam, or someone else will beat me to it." He had rejected Lin Jin Qi’s offer to study with the famous teacher, yet he accepted the letter of recommendation for that same teacher—the one Jia Lam had handed him over the garden wall. (He likely accepted it because he wished to go to that new place with her.) Meanwhile, at the Lin family estate, another marriage is being arranged—and I am not referring to Xiu Rui; she is quite happy being the subject of mature conversations between Xiu Wan and her mother, who is actually grateful for the situation. He holds onto Lin Jin Qi’s symbolic words—likening him to a ship "that will brave the open sea and triumph" (a conclusion we can logically draw from their conversation). So, which marriage am I talking about? The one being arranged for Lin Jin Qi by his mother: a match with a duchess. Madam Lin is overjoyed to have secured such an excellent match for her only son. Her personal maid even remarks, "A catch like that won't stay single for long." She believes Lin Jin Qi will be happy. (But will he? Or, beneath that mother's gaze, does she actually know what her son holds in his heart?) By the end of the episode, we are introduced to the duchess—Lin Jin Qi’s prospective new wife. She is a stunningly beautiful yet cunning young woman who, upon seeing an orchid, immediately senses Jia Lam’s presence in Lin Jin Qi’s life. The episode concludes with her staring down Jia Lam, who likewise instantly senses trouble coming from this elegant, beautiful woman. Let us move on, then, to the next episode: Episode 22.
As for me, I think he conveys two feelings: that of a mature man, yet always mingled with the spirit of a boy. This is always intertwined within him and his characters. And he portrays these two intertwined feelings with impressive sensitivity and charm.🥰
https://youtube.com/shorts/wezpeUkOHWw?si=bztqC2t8ooe-urxN
7 minutes ago | Relationship Blogger | Super Topic Moderator (Qieqieqieqie Super Topic)
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1. The major historical drama series *Chu-Han* has been officially greenlit; online rumors suggest Liu Xueyi is in talks for the project.
https://weibo.com/7510410005/Rj5OSATeV
And even in a spy drama that isn't a romance, there are moments of unspoken romantic attraction between the lead couple in *Unshakable Faith*.
Not to mention "Qing Luo," which was the first time I saw his romantic side (since it hadn't appeared in any other drama). That drama is from 2021.
And even in a spy drama that isn't a romance, there are moments of unspoken romantic attraction between the lead couple in *Unshakable Faith*.
Not to mention "Qing Luo," which was the first time I saw his romantic side (since it hadn't appeared in any other drama). That drama is from 2021.