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jhui-01 · 2 years

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《照阳公主》

「战旗不倒，大景不败。」

— 照阳公主

#花亦山心之月 #huayishan #花亦山 #chinese #chinesegames #chinese hanfu #redhanfu #red hanfu #princess #chinese princess

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princessalbertroseofarizona · 2 years

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David And Bobby mulan moodboard

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m45tau · 4 months

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#canonshot #turandot #canon5dmk2 #female model #puccini #opera #chinese princess #portrait #fashion

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stickerskingdom · 9 months

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Ancient China princess sticker

#ancient chinese girl #chinese beauty #chinese art #chinese girls #chinese fan #chinese princess #fashion girls #beauty girls #fancy sticker

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dyed-indigo · 3 months

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believe it or not i am reading

[ID: A meme redraw of a quote-retweet with Scum Villain characters.

Luo Binghe @/shizunliker: you see me chasing you down wyd (Attached art of Luo Binghe running on Chinese rooftops while scowling)

Peak Lord Shen Qingqiu @/peerlesscucumber: Killing myself in front of you to forever change our bond and the trajectory of our lives. End ID]

#ID by princess-of-purple-prose! thank you :)#i'm like halfway through book 3 of svsss rn #so i'll probably be done reading the main plot and starting on book 4's extras on tuesday #depends #sorry i didn't wanna shade this though. and i used a stock photo bg #anyway #scum villain's self saving system #svsss #luo binghe #shen qingqiu #ren zha fanpai zijiu xitong #had to look at the front of the book to remember the chinese title #my art #fanart

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evilsment · 4 months

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I think Qu Xiaofeng’s wedding dress in Goodbye My Princess was inspired to some extent by the “court ladies” statues from the Tang dynasty (618–907).

#china #chinese culture #east asia #chinese history #cdrama #chinese drama #hanfu #tang dynasty #wedding Hanfu #chinese wedding #dynastic China #goodbye my princess

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junotter · 5 months

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Legitimately can't explain what caused me to get just get really into this hetaliaAU that exists solely in my brain but I couldn't stop

At first it was just imagining like a Japanese woman in kimono in like 19th century New York and then I started thinking about how amazing fem japan is and like then ameripan came in and now I'm like losing it

#amepan #ameripan #nyo japan #hws japan #hws america #hetalia #hetalia fanart #historical hetalia #my art #no one gets nyo japan like me (i hate “canon” nyo japan and will rebuild her to be a complex character)#i did start thinking about how epic nyo japan would be when learning that like super pre history japan #like women were religious and social leaders #theres also that one chinese record of the kingdom of wei #which to be clear historical accuracy of thst is unclear but it does seem to link to modern day japan #and in the record its like “the people here saw male rulers were causing problems so now only women rule” and theres princess himiko #ANYWAY i could talk about my decisions on why i think japan depicted as a woman is best but i wont here #also its embarrassing posting hetalia on my main #it ferls like i need a secret account #suggestive cw

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simply-zhouye · 4 months

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Zhou Ye is literally glowing like a Fairy Princess in the forest for this river photoshoot with Xie Anran for Love me Love My voice cosplay

#zhou ye #周也 #hanfu #fairy princess #xie anran #cosplay #photoshoot #hqs:zhouye #chinese actress #photography #cdrama #gu sheng #love me love my voice #hqs: zhou ye #fairy tale princess

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chinesehanfu · 2 months

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[Hanfu · 漢服]Chinese Tang Dynasty(618–907AD)Traditional Clothing Hanfu Photoshoot

【Historical Artifacts Reference 】:

Mural from Princess Xincheng新城公主 of the Tang Dynasty (634-663)

Princess Xincheng新城公主 was the youngest daughter of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty in China and was born to the eldest Zhangsun Empress.

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📸Photo：@成都临溪摄影

🧚🏻‍ Model ：@钟钟

👗Hanfu: @墨名堂真丝汉服 & 墨名堂的箱掌柜

🔗Xiaohongshu：http://xhslink.com/lrGnEB

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#chinese hanfu #Tang Dynasty(618–907AD)#hanfu #hanfu accessories #chinese traditional clothing #hanfu_challenge #chinese #china #hanfu history #chinese historical fashion #漢服 #汉服 #中華風 #成都临溪摄影 #墨名堂真丝汉服 #Princess Xincheng新城公主

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city-of-ladies · 2 months

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Women warriors in Chinese history - Part 1

“In the nomadic tribes of the foreign princesses from the Steppes northwest to the northeast of the Chinese borders, women habitually rode horses and were frequently also skilled militarily. They had to be able to survive on their own and defend themselves when their men left camp to herd animals for months on end. Thus, unsurprisingly, many daughters of nomadic and semi-nomadic tribal chiefs were also capable fighters. Madam Pan 潘夫人 of “barbarian origins” during the Wei dynasty, the semi-barbarian Princess Pingyang 平陽公主 who helped establish the Tang dynasty, and the “barbarian queen,” Empress Dowager Xiao, are historical examples of this category of female generals.

While the barbarians to the north were known as fan 番, those belonging to peripheral areas from the southwest to the southeast were known as man 蠻. Like the nomadic princesses, these women of non-Chinese or Chinese ethnic minority groups did not bind their feet and could thus become formidable opponents. Indeed, the female battle units within the Taiping 太平 rebel forces that actually entered combat – rather than merely providing labour as most of the female units did –were reportedly made up in the main of women from the Miao 苗 tribes, aside from the Hakka (Kejia 客家) women of Guangxi.

Female bandit leaders or daughters and sisters of bandit leaders who occupied mountains or established strongholds in marginal lands are almost indistinguishable from the man barbarian princesses of tribal chieftains in novels and shadow plays. Such barbarian women generals and female bandit leaders were rarely privileged enough to be recorded by the historians. The three found most frequently, Madam Xi 洗夫人 (502– 557), Madam Washi 瓦氏夫人 (1498–1557),95 and Madam Xu 許夫人 (1271–1368), were all pro-Chinese. While the first two cooperated with the Chinese government, the third joined Chinese forces against the Mongols. A certain Zhejie 折節 or Shejie 蛇節, a female leader of the Miao tribe, also led a rebellion against Mongol troupes, but she eventually surrendered to them and was subsequently executed.

Real enemies of the Chinese empire, such as the Trv’vy sisters of Vietnam, are hardly ever mentioned by the Chinese, even though they are first recorded in the Han dynastic history. Even under such circumstances, of the women commanders in Chinese history studied by Xiaolin Li, a hefty per cent were from “minor nationalities.”

Female rebel leaders and women warriors in rebel forces tended to rise from peasantry and marginal groups such as families of itinerant performers, robbers, boatmen, and hunters. Many of them are beautiful and charismatic. Most of the rebel groups were basically bandits (known as haohan 好漢, “bravos” euphemistically) – how else could they have survived without a continuous source of income? Many of the bandit groups, like the sworn brothers of the Water Margin, lived in mountains and marshlands, awaiting a chance to start or join in an uprising with the hope of gaining power and legitimacy through either pardon (when they posed too great a threat to the state) or founding a new dynasty. Many had sisters, wives, or daughters who were also capable of leading armies.”

Chinese shadow theatre: history, popular religion, and women warriors, Fan Pen Li Chen

#history #women in history #warrior women #women's history #historyblr #warriors #quotes #women warriors #china #chinese history #asian history #Princess Pingyang #empress dowager chengtian #lady washi #taiping rebellion #trung sisters

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lyselkatzfandomluvs · 6 months

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Lúo Yúnxi 羅雲熙

LYX Studio Wb update 2023.10.15

#luo yunxi #leo luo #cdrama #till the end of the moon #princess silver #ashes of love #light chaser rescue #love is sweet #immortality #lie to love #fox in the screen #and the winner is love #chinese actors #my Cloud-Boy!#so pretty

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queenfredegund · 26 days

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Women in History Month (insp) | Week 4: Dynastic Daughters

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stickerskingdom · 1 year

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Ancient China princess sticker

#ancient china girl #hanfu cartoon #ancient china art #old fashioned #oriental paper fan #chinese beauty #chinese princess #flower #ancient girl #ancient chinese girl

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zzzzzestforlife · 1 month

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💪 that girl diaries // what doesn't kill you makes you tired 🙃

난 피곤해 와 답답해 하지만 이유는 진짜 몰라요. 내 에너지 그냥 갑자기 없어 그리고 한 것 안 싶어요. 난 계속 생각해, "그냥 시작해야" 근데 오늘 난 이미 다시 많이 여러 번 시작해. (i'm tired and frustrated, but i don't really know why. my energy has just run out and i don't want to do anything. i kept thinking "i just need to start," but i've restarted so many times already today.)

🥰🥰🥰 physiotherapy exercises + warmup + running — i was supposed to do arms and abs today but i've eaten more than usual as one does on days off, so i feel like i need to do cardio 😅

🦋 social hour

📚 read a chapter of Sophie's World

❤️ meditation but it's just laundry and stay by hoshi

✏️ sketching!! (human proportions are so hard and for what 🥴)

❤️ started Year Compass: The Year Ahead section (i already have my new year's resolutions, so i don't know why it's so hard for me to articulate the goals i want to commit to)

📝📝📝 Japanese, Korean, Chinese, lessons

❤️ some spring cleaning + healing poetry reading

🎧🎧 how to keep learning Chinese at an intermediate level + Chinese vlog

💌: 明天会更好。我做了很多的东西因为我想我会觉得更好，但是如果我很高兴，我也想做很多的东西。还是也许我可以只是做够了，对不对？ (tomorrow will be better. i did a lot of things because i think i will feel better, but if i'm happy, i also want to do many things. or maybe i can just do enough, right?)