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THE WITCH'S WINGS & OTHER TERRIFYING TALES, an 'are you afraid of the dark?' graphic novel with three stories based on hispanic urban legends, comes out october 3rd 2023!!!
kick off the halloween season & ✨ preorder it now ✨ if fun, spooky middle-grade horror is your jam!
i'm so excited for people to get to read this book; everyone involved put so much love into it, and i can't wait to hear what people think once it's out in the world. to celebrate how close the release date is, here are a few preview pages from my segment of the book, the tale of the haunting of bus #13!
#are you afraid of the dark#are you afraid of the dark?#the witch's wings and other terrifying tales#ayaotd#horror art#middle grade horror#middle grade books#middle grade graphic novel#horror comics#horror graphic novel#tehlor kay mejia#junyi wu#alexis hernandez#justin hernandez#this is the first time a book with my name on the cover will be in actual bookstores and i may be losing my mind about it slightly#i'm very excited!!! i hope y'all love this book as much as i do!!!!!!
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@mvsicinthedvrk asked: lu junyi to jun wu idk what's going on in the maze but this feels right: ❛ no offense, but i think you might be just a little too crazy for me. ❜
21 The maze is burning bright with fire. The air is hot with smoke choking characters at every turn. It is difficult to push one through the narrow paths with the plant life on fire right nearby.
"if my sanity is your main concern at the moment, your priorities are clearly skewed." jun wu replies, his face entirely blank as his eyes scan the flames around them. "i can not die, but this may very well kill you."
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八佰 2020
If we raise this flag, it will be a great provocation for the Japanese army. They will stop at nothing to destroy us. They may even use heavy artillery. If that's the case, forget about two days. Holding out for even a few hours will be a struggle. What do you say?
#八佰#the eight hundred#2020#huang zhizhong#zhang junyi#oho ou#du chun#zhang cheng#wang qianyuan#jiang wu#zhang yi#zhang youhao#vision wei#tang yixin#hideo nakaizumi
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The Water Outlaws review
4/5 stars
Recommended if you like: Wuxia fantasy, action adventure, renegade heroes, political intrigue
Big thanks to Netgalley, Tordotcom, and the author for an ARC in exchange for an honest review!
TW attempted sexual assault
This book is interesting because the characters, by and large, don't turn out to be who you think they're going to be. I don't mean in a bait and switch kind of way or that the characters experience growth, but rather a realistic way. The characters themselves have their own self-conceptions about who they are and what they would do in certain circumstances, just like we form perceptions of the characters, and then over the course of the book, those self-perceptions are repeatedly and thoroughly challenged to get at the heart of who the character actually is. Lin Chong, for instance, has a very strict code of values and believes in both justice and the law, but as the synopsis says, she ends up as a criminal running from the empire. So how does what she's experienced and what she does next fit into her self-conception, if at all? I really enjoy how the characters answer these questions for themselves and it's interesting to see internal conflict dealt with in this manner.
The story is told in multiple POV, so we get multiple angles of the things happening both in the capital and in Liangshan. While it might seem redundant to have two POVs for both locations, I actually think it adds to the story because then we can see the various schemes and layers that are going into each move on both sides.
Lin Chong is definitely a character that grew on me. She's a straight arrow and believes the law, and empire, is just and that criminals are criminals for a reason. Unfortunately, she still struggles with the idea that the law can be wrong, that the government can be corrupt, even after she's branded a criminal. I'm not a fan of characters who think like that, especially when the corruption is right in front of them, but Lin Chong grew on me. She started to question her own line of thinking and began putting those martial arts skills to use for a good, albeit illegal, cause. Once she decides to be loyal, then she's loyal, and I liked seeing her friendships grow with the other women.
Lu Junyi is a savvy intellectual who is a friend of Lin Chong's before she has to go on the run. Surprisingly, Lu Junyi remains an important character throughout the story. When the book opens, Lu Junyi is a socialite who hosts salons where intellectuals can gather and debate anything from science to poetry to politics, with Lu Junyi often taking an active and liberal role in these meetings. As the book goes on, however, she's faced with needing to put that knowledge to use in a dangerous endeavor. Like Lin Chong, she has to examine who she thinks she is and who she actually is.
Lu Da is introduced as a friend of Lu Junyi's but ends up becoming sworn-sisters with Lin Chong. In contrast to the other two women, Lu Da is brasher and more impulsive, interested more getting things done than in thinking things over thenacting. She's an exceptionally loyal character and willing to fight to the end to protect those she cares about. Lu Da is also someone who isn't afraid of owning up to their mistakes. At times her narrative did make her feel younger than she actually is, like a child in an adult's body, which I wasn't a fan of.
Wu Yong is another bandit with Liangshan and is the major strategist of the group. While we did get her POV, it was hard to fully grasp her plans and motivations since so much was left unsaid. I didn't really like her at first, but once we got a peek inside her head, I ended up liking Wu Yong a lot more. She has, as mentioned, a tactician's mind and I liked seeing how she schemed and came up with contingency upon contingency.
Cai Jing is the grand chancellor for the empire and is really a mixed bag. He's definitely not a good person, but he's also not totally unlikable (which is kind of shocking). He fully believes that everything he's doing is for the good of the empire, which makes him a dangerous enemy to have. And like Wu Yong, he's good at planning for multiple contingencies. With him as one of the antagonists, I really did question whether the Liangshan Bandits could/would win.
The last 20% or so is probably my favorite. There's a lot going on there but it's fast paced and interesting. I liked the battle in particular since we get to see a lot of different strategies brought out and it's really the only major showdown in the book, so I enjoyed being able to root for the bandits. I will say that I think this book could've been shorter. It was hard for me to get going and the action doesn't really pick up until ~40-50% of the way through. I would've liked to see some of the earlier parts compressed so that we can get to the main plot faster.
The science bits were kind of hard for me to follow. There was a lot of technical work going on and some of the speakers weren't always coherent, so I had difficulty understanding what was happening. I know what the end goal of the experiments was, but I suppose I'm kind of confused still about what exactly the scientists were doing and how they were doing it.
Overall this is a good book, particularly if you're looking for an action/adventure. Some parts of it dragged and I found some parts hard to follow, but the Liangshan Bandits definitely make up for it and I enjoyed reading their parts.
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In the Romance, it's stated that Guan Yu left behind three main commanders--Mi Feng, Fu Shiren, and Pan Jun--to block Wu so he could attack Fan. Fu Shiren and Mi Feng are well known, but can you tell us about the third guy, Pan Jun? All the Romance says of him is that he's kind of a jerk and that Guan Yu should have left a different officer (it names Zhao Lei in particular) to block Wu instead.
Let's review everyone here.
SGZ 45.4 tells us that Shi Ren (Junyi) was from Guangyang. He was assigned to guard Gong'an under Guan Yu but betrayed him to Sun Quan. Guan Yu's biography (SGZ 36.1) concurs with this. It inserts the character 傅 in front of his name (leading to the misnomer Fushi Ren). SGZ 2 and SGZ 54.3 both agree with SGZ 45, so we can conclude that the character 傅 is a corruption or an error.
Mi Fang was the brother of Mi Zhu (SGZ 38.2). Their sister was married to Liu Bei before he fled to Jing province. At the time of the Fan campaign, Mi Fang was the head of Nan canton, with his headquarters at Jiangling (which he shared with Guan Yu). His family had a reputation for being skilled at the horse and bow, and he successfully helped suppress a revolt after defecting to Wu, so he was not without some talents.
Pan Jun was by far the most important and interesting of these men. His biography (SGZ 61.1) is a bit on the longer side.
Pan Jun was from Wuling in the unfashionable part of Jing. He distinguished himself as a scholar when he was young and became a military adviser in Jiangxia (where he would have served Huang Zu. He was later made magistrate of Xiangyang, making him a figure of substantial note at Liu Biao's court. When Liu Bei took over, Pan Jun became one his advisers. During the campaign for Yi province, Pan Jun was left in Jing to manage the province's affairs.
Pan Jun initially refused to serve Sun Quan when he annexed Jing but changed his mind after receiving a personal visit. He subsequently advised Sun Quan in securing the territory. When Sun Quan took the imperial title, Pan Jun was made one of the Nine Ministers. Eventually he became Minister of Ceremonies (which Wu appears to have treated as the chief of the Excellencies), a title he retained for the rest of his life.
The most notable exploit of Pan Jun's career was a campaign in the 230s. Over the course of several years he subdued the various tribes of western Jing, bringing the territory firmly under Sun Quan's control. Many of Wu's future commanders first saw serious campaigning during this episode.
However, Pan Jun and Sun Quan started to fall out later in life. Sun Quan began listening to corrupt officials and Pan Jun had no patience for that. Back when he was just a military advisor he had executed the corrupt chief of Shaxian. He wrote repeated letters to Sun Quan warning him about the unscrupulous officials at his court but to no avail. A particularly powerful official, Lu Yi, tried to have Pan Jun ousted but failed.
Eventually Pan Jun got fed up with being nice. He traveled to Jianye attempting to simply murder Lu Yi himself and face the consequences. However, Lu Yi avoided the meeting. Soon, the officials were able to prevail upon Sun Quan to punish Lu Yi, who was duly executed. Nevertheless, the rift between Sun Quan and his advisers never fully healed, and Pan Jun himself died not long after this.
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Scary Stories for Young Foxes
Christian McKay Heidicker
Illustrated by Junyi Wu
One autumn evening, seven little foxes ask for scarier stories than their mother has told them yet. Although they beg and whine, she tells them that she has no more scary stories, but there is an old storyteller who has terrible stories that would scare the white into their tails. They find themselves at the den of this old storyteller, who tells them stories of two fox kits, each on harrowing journeys through danger and the unknown. Mia and her mother flee a deadly illness that takes the rest of their family and come face-to-face with humans. Uly, the runt of the litter with a forepaw that doesn’t work, has to flee from his father who wants to kill him. The pair meet when Uly helps Mia escape the humans. The two have to stick together to make it through a swamp with dangerous creatures, Uly’s sinister father, and the bitter cold of winter. After each story, one of the kits turns tail, too scared to listen any longer. Which kit has the bravery to listen to all of the stories? What happens to the two kits struggling through adventure after adventure? It’s up to an intrepid and insightful reader to find out. Mia and Uly deal with loss and grief in an eloquent way, uniting from their shared familial issues. While the stories are about fictional foxes, readers may see themselves in the characters and their tales. This book fills the imagination with its descriptive word choice and haunting illustrations of each anecdote. The scary stories bring elements of the supernatural, natural, and even human-created terror. But fear not- there’s a kind ending for these little foxes. This book may not be the best choice for easily frightened readers, but lovers of spooky fairytales will enjoy this original concept.
BIBLIO: 2019, Henry Holt and Company/ Macmillan Publishing Group, Age 9-12, $16.99 and $22.99.
REVIEWER: Rebekah Ehrhart
FORMAT: Middle Reader
ISBN: 9781250181428
#scary stories for young foxes#book review#bookworm#This book reminded me of A Tale Dark and Grimm by Adam Gidwitz
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Administrative geography of Western Han (34,107)
According to Ban Gu's Book of Han.
Sili司隸
Jingzhaoyin京兆尹
Chang'an長安
Xinfeng新豐
Chuansikong船司空
Lantian藍田
Huayin華陰
Zheng鄭
Hu湖
Xiagui下邽
Nanling南陵
Fengming奉明
Baling霸陵
Duling杜陵
Zuopingyi左馮翊
Gaoling高陵,
Yueyang櫟陽
Didao翟道
Chiyang池陽
Xiayang夏陽
Ya衙
Suyi粟邑
Gukou谷口
Lianzhuo蓮勺
Fu鄜
Pinyang頻陽
Linjin臨晉
Zhongquan重泉
Heyang郃陽
Duixu祋祤
Wucheng武城
Chenyang沈陽
Huaide褱德
Cheng徵
Yunling雲陵
Wannian萬年
Changling長陵
Yangling陽陵
Yunyang雲陽
Youfufeng右扶風
Weicheng渭城
Huaili槐里
Hu鄠
Zhouzhi盩厔
Tai斄
Yuyi郁夷
Meiyang美陽
Mei郿
Yong雍
Qi漆
Xunyi栒邑
Yumi隃麋
Chencang陳倉
Duyang杜陽
Haozhi好畤
Guo虢
Anling安陵
Maoling茂陵
Pingling平陵
Wugong武功
Hongnong弘農郡
Hongnong弘農
Lushi盧氏
Shan陝
Yiyang宜陽
Mianchi黽池
Xin'an新安
Luhun陸渾
Hedong河東郡
Anyi安邑
Dayang大陽
Yishi猗氏
Xie解
Pufan蒲反
Heibei河北
Zuoyi左邑
Fenyin汾陰
Wenxi聞喜
Huoze濩澤
Duanshi端氏
Linfen臨汾
Yuan垣
Pishi皮氏
Changxiu長脩
Pingyang平陽
Xiangling襄陵
Zhi彘
Yang楊
Beiqu北屈
Puzi蒲子
Jiang絳
Huzhe狐讘
Qi騏
Henei河內郡
Huai懷
Ji汲
Wude武德
Bo波
Shanyang山陽
Heyang河陽
Zhou州
Gong共
Pinggao平皋
Zhaoge朝歌
Xiuwu脩武
Wen溫
Yewang野王
Huojia獲嘉
Zhi軹
Qinshui沁水
Longlü隆慮
Tangyin蕩陰
Henan河南郡
Luoyang雒陽
Xingyang滎陽
Yanshi偃師
Jing京
Pingyin平陰
Zhongmou中牟
Ping平
Yangwu陽武
Henan河南
Goushi緱氏
Quan卷
Yuanwu原武
Gong鞏
Gucheng穀成
Gushi故市
Mi密
Xincheng新成
Kaifeng開封
Chenggao成皋
Yuanling苑陵
Liang梁
Xinzheng新鄭
Bing 并州
Taiyuan太原郡
Jinyang晉陽
Jiexiu界休
Yuci榆次
Zhongdu中都
Zishi茲氏
Wu鄔
Pingtao平陶
Jingling京陵
Daling大陵
Qi祁
Shang'ai上艾
Yangyi陽邑
Shangdang上黨郡
Changzi長子
Zhunliu屯留
Yuwu余吾
Tongdi銅鞮
Zhan沾
Nieshi涅氏
Xiangyuan襄垣
Huguan壺關
Xuanshi泫氏
Gaodu高都
Lu潞
Yishi陭氏
Yang'e陽阿
Guyuan穀遠
Shang上郡
Dule獨樂
Yangzhou陽周
Pingdu平都
Qianshui淺水
Xiangluo襄洛
Qiyuan漆垣
Sheyan奢延
Diaoyin雕陰
Diaoyindao雕陰道
Dingyang定陽
Gaonu高奴
Xihe西河郡
Zhongyang中陽
Gaolang皋狼
Pingzhou平周
Lin藺
Lishi離石
Xicheng隰成
Tujun土軍
Yinshan陰山
Yan 兗州
Dong東郡
Puyang濮陽
Baima白馬
Nanyan南燕
Chenliu陳留郡
Chenliu陳留
Xiaohuang小黃
Yongqiu雍丘
Suanzao酸棗
Donghun東昏
Waihuang外黃
Fengqiu封丘
Changluo長羅
Weishi尉氏
Changyuan長垣
Pingqiu平丘
Jiyang濟陽
Junyi浚儀
Huaiyang淮陽國
Yangjia陽夏
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Yu圉
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Yangdi陽翟
Changshe長社
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Xu許
Yanling傿陵
Cheng'an成安
Zhouchengxiu周承休
Yangcheng陽城
Lunshi綸氏
Ji冀州
Zhao趙國
Handan邯鄲
Yiyang易陽
Bairen柏人
Xiangguo襄國
Guangping廣平國
Guangping廣平
Zhang張
Zhaoping朝平
Nanhe南和
Lieren列人
Chizhang斥章
Ren任
Quliang曲梁
Guangxiang廣鄉
Pingxiang平鄉
Guangnian廣年
Zhending真定國
Gaocheng稿城
Wei魏郡
Ye鄴
Chiqiu斥丘
Sha沙
Neihuang內黃
Fanyang繁陽
Liangqi梁期
Liyang黎陽
Jifei即裴
Wushi武始
Hanhui邯會
Hangou邯溝
Wu'an武安
Julu鉅鹿郡
Julu鉅鹿
Guang'e廣阿
Xiangshi象氏
Yingtao廮陶
Songzi宋子
Yangshi楊氏
Jingwu敬武
Baixiang柏鄉
Changshan常山郡
Yuanshi元氏
Shiyi石邑
Fangzi房子
Zhongqiu中丘
Fengsi封斯
Guan關
Pingji平棘
Hao鄗
Liang涼州
Wudu武都郡
Gudao故道
Anding安定郡
Gaoping高平
Fulei復累
Anbei安俾
Fuyi撫夷
Zhaonuo朝那
Jingyang涇陽
Linjing臨涇
Lu鹵
Wuzhi烏氏
Yinmi陰密
Anding安定
Canluan參䜌
Sanshui三水
Yinpan陰槃
Anwu安武
Julei祖厲
Yuande爰得
Xunjun眴卷
Pengyang彭陽
Chunyin鶉陰
Yuezhidao月氏道
Anding安定郡
Fuyi撫夷
Linjing臨涇
Yinmi陰密
Anding安定
Canluan參䜌
Yinpan陰槃
Anwu安武
Yuande爰得
Pengyang彭陽
Beidi北地郡
Maling馬領
Zhilu直路
Xuyan昫衍
Fangqu方渠
Chungu鶉孤
Guide歸德
Lüepandao略畔道
Niyang泥陽
Yuzhi郁郅
Yiqudao義渠道
Yiju弋居
Dayao大𦥼
Not located
Taiyuan太原郡
Yuli于離
Guangping廣平國
Pingli平利
Yangtai陽臺
Chengxiang城鄉
Julu鉅鹿郡
Wutao武陶
Changshan常山郡
Pingtai平臺
Duxiang都鄉
Beidi北地郡
Chudao除道
Wujie五街
Huihuo回獲
County locations and ancient rivers, lakes, and shorelines from The Historical Atlas of China.
I have intentionally stuck to the Hanshu where it differs from the Historical Atlas.
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Outlaws of the Inland Sea
read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/1EBpacw
by RivvyElf
1000 years before the One Ring's Destruction, Gondor was almost destroyed in 1944 of the Third Age, setting off a chain reaction of events leading to the destruction of the Southern Line of Kings and Aragorn becoming the undisputed king of both Arnor and Gondor. But we only have the West's perspective of the 1944 event. What of the East? Travel beyond the Red Mountains and journey with us... into a World of Illusions.
This is a Water Margin crossover replacing the setting of China with Middle-Earth.
Words: 3717, Chapters: 2/?, Language: English
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, TOLKIEN J. R. R. - Works & Related Fandoms, 水浒传 - 施耐庵 | Water Margin - Shi Naian, 大秦帝國 | Da Qin Di Guo | The Qin Empire (TV)
Rating: Mature
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death
Categories: Multi
Characters: Nuin (Tolkien), Lín Chōng (Water Margin), Sòng Jiāng (Water Margin), Lǔ Zhìshēn, Wǔ Sōng (Water Margin), Sauron | Mairon, Lu Junyi, Shi Jin (Water Margin), Wu Yong (Water Margin), Morinehtar (Tolkien), Chao Gai (Water Margin), Wáng Jìn (Water Margin), Zhū Wǔ (Water Margin), Yang Zhi (Water Margin), Yang Xiong (Water Margin), Shi Xiu (Water Margin), Hù Sānniáng (Water Margin), Li Kui (Water Margin), Gu Dasao (Water Margin), Huyan Zhuo (Water Margin), Guan Sheng (Water Margin), Nellas (Tolkien), Gao Qiu (?-1126 CE)
Additional Tags: Pre-Lord of The Rings, Crossover, The Silmarillion References, The Avari
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80% through The Water Outlaws and having a great time. I love all these ladies and enbys. I keep trying to rank my faves and I can't decide. I've loved Lu Da's wholehearted earnestness from the very beginning and continue to love her more with every page. Wu Yong is the nb tactician of my dreams. And Lu Junyi is so broken and tormented I want to put her in my pocket.
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hey! did you know i have a book coming out in less than 2 months? THE WITCH'S WINGS & OTHER TERRIFYING TALES, an 'are you afraid of the dark?' graphic novel with three middle-grade horror stories based on hispanic urban legends, comes out october 3rd, and you can preorder it right now!
i'm super proud of the work i put into this book, and the other stories are also absolutely amazing. i hope you all love it as much as i do! i'd appreciate people spreading the word on this, since preorders are super important to a book's success!
#kaylee.txt#are you afraid of the dark#the witch's wings and other terrifying tales#tehlor kay mejia#ghosts#comics#middle grade#middle grade horror#horror comics#horror graphic novel#middle grade graphic novel#kaylee.art#i've been so bad about remembering to promote this but!!! the release date approaches!!!!
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Book Review: Elf Dog and Owl Head
Elf Dog and Owl Headby M.T. Anderson, Junyi Wu (Illustrator)
5 out of 5 stars
Clay is tired of being stuck at home during the pandemic, tired of online school, and tired of being trapped in the house with his annoying family. He goes out exploring the woods behind his home and he encounters an elf-hound who has gotten separated from the elven hunt. The elves have all gone back underground to…
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An athlete who is past his prime is struggling with his injuries. The arrival of a talented new member of his team. plants the seeds of jealousy in the Protagonist s mind.
Awards:
66TH BFI London Film Festival - Winner: Best Short Film
Palm Springs International ShortFest - 2023 | Special Mention: Best Live-Action Short 15 Minutes and Under
2022 Young Director Awards - Silver Screen
The 28th ifva Awards - Special Mentioned
Stockholm International Film Festival - nominated
Short of the Week - selected
21st IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival - nominated
Norwich Film Festival - nominated
CREW:
STARRING Wen Xin, Xu Zhaobang, Yan Sanyuan
DIRECTOR Li Yue
WRITTEN BY Li Yue
PRODUCED BY Sol Ye, Mo Zhulin
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Limbo Lin
PRODUCTION DESIGNER Zeng Yingxin, Deng Ning, Wu Heng
EDITED BY Alvynn Diagne
COLORIST Fu Shu
SOUND DESIGNER Liu Qi
MUSIC BY Peravich Punnatrakul, Adam Chimmanee
CAST Zheng Haotian, Zhao Yuan, Zheng Chenbo, Xu Huangwei, Zhao Wenjie, Dou Ronghui, Ling Hanrui, Xue Zexin, Liu Hao, Ren Haokai, Liu Zhankuo
1st ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Yang DongZhen
2nd ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Zheng Haotian
ASSISTANT EDITOR Henrik Pierce
SPORTS CONSULTANT Zhang Xin
CHOREOGRAPHER/ACTING COACH Liu Yiyi
DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Wang Yizhen
PRODUCTION MANAGER Zeng Xiangchong
LOCATION MANAGER Wang Gaosheng, Hu Xing
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Song Sixuan
FOCUS PULLER Bu Zhuo
ASSISTANT CAMERA Hu Wenquan, Zhang Hengyuan
CAMERA OPERATOR Yang Yi
GAFFER Liu Aimin
SPARKS Xu Hongjie, Hu Xiaodong, Zhang Shuang
MAKEUP ARTIST & COSTUM Lu Mangmang
HAIRDRESSER Wang Sha, Bai Zirong
SOUND CREW
PRODUCTION SOUND MIXER He Junyi
BOOM OPERATOR Li Hui
STILL PHOTOGRAPHER Han Yu, Li Hao
DRONE OPERATOR Yuan Fukai
D.I.T Cheng Jianxin
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Yang Linlin， Wang Zerui, Du Xiaoming
PROPS Master Zhang Ge
ASSISTANT PROPS Li Shuai, Ren Xiaoguang, Liu Qiang, Bai Baogui
TRANSPORTATION CAPTAIN Ai Manyi
CAMERA CREW DRIVER Wei Huihong
DRIVER Zheng Yongsheng，Zhao Youcai, Liu Zhiqiang
DRIVER Li Gen
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An athlete who is past his prime is struggling with his injuries. The arrival of a talented new member of his team. plants the seeds of jealousy in the Protagonist s mind.
Awards:
66TH BFI London Film Festival - Winner: Best Short Film
Palm Springs International ShortFest - 2023 | Special Mention: Best Live-Action Short 15 Minutes and Under
2022 Young Director Awards - Silver Screen
The 28th ifva Awards - Special Mentioned
Stockholm International Film Festival - nominated
Short of the Week - selected
21st IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival - nominated
Norwich Film Festival - nominated
CREW:
STARRING Wen Xin, Xu Zhaobang, Yan Sanyuan
DIRECTOR Li Yue
WRITTEN BY Li Yue
PRODUCED BY Sol Ye, Mo Zhulin
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Limbo Lin
PRODUCTION DESIGNER Zeng Yingxin, Deng Ning, Wu Heng
EDITED BY Alvynn Diagne
COLORIST Fu Shu
SOUND DESIGNER Liu Qi
MUSIC BY Peravich Punnatrakul, Adam Chimmanee
CAST Zheng Haotian, Zhao Yuan, Zheng Chenbo, Xu Huangwei, Zhao Wenjie, Dou Ronghui, Ling Hanrui, Xue Zexin, Liu Hao, Ren Haokai, Liu Zhankuo
1st ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Yang DongZhen
2nd ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Zheng Haotian
ASSISTANT EDITOR Henrik Pierce
SPORTS CONSULTANT Zhang Xin
CHOREOGRAPHER/ACTING COACH Liu Yiyi
DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Wang Yizhen
PRODUCTION MANAGER Zeng Xiangchong
LOCATION MANAGER Wang Gaosheng, Hu Xing
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Song Sixuan
FOCUS PULLER Bu Zhuo
ASSISTANT CAMERA Hu Wenquan, Zhang Hengyuan
CAMERA OPERATOR Yang Yi
GAFFER Liu Aimin
SPARKS Xu Hongjie, Hu Xiaodong, Zhang Shuang
MAKEUP ARTIST & COSTUM Lu Mangmang
HAIRDRESSER Wang Sha, Bai Zirong
SOUND CREW
PRODUCTION SOUND MIXER He Junyi
BOOM OPERATOR Li Hui
STILL PHOTOGRAPHER Han Yu, Li Hao
DRONE OPERATOR Yuan Fukai
D.I.T Cheng Jianxin
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Yang Linlin， Wang Zerui, Du Xiaoming
PROPS Master Zhang Ge
ASSISTANT PROPS Li Shuai, Ren Xiaoguang, Liu Qiang, Bai Baogui
TRANSPORTATION CAPTAIN Ai Manyi
CAMERA CREW DRIVER Wei Huihong
DRIVER Zheng Yongsheng，Zhao Youcai, Liu Zhiqiang
DRIVER Li Gen
RENTAL HOUSE: KO Film Rental
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Elf Dog & Owl Head by M. T. Anderson, illustrated by Junyi Wu
Elf Dog & Owl Head by M. T. Anderson, illustrated by Junyi Wu. Candlewick Press, 2023. 9781536222814
Rating: 1-5 (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 5+
Format: Hardcover
Genre: Fantasy
What did you like about the book? When a pandemic seizes the world, 12-year-old Clay’s family is mightily disrupted. His mother loses her job as a waitress when the restaurant closes, school has…
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