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I didn't know bucket toothpaste was only a thing here!
WAIT! How do people in other countries put toothpaste on their toothbrushes??? You d-don't use your toothpaste spoon????
You keep your toothpaste in condiment tubes???
This whole thread is making me so sad 😔😔
For the americans out there, 1kg is about 2lbs. Rewriting this bost gives:
"To answer a lot of people's question: this package is [4lbs] there's also, [10lbs] and [20lbs] ones (which used to be sold in most stores, but you can find them only in specialized ones nowadays). There are some tiny ones, like 1lb! Those are the ones you buy to carry when you travel."
Croatians apparently take a pound of toothpast with them when they travel.
I now live in fear of the Croatians.
reblogging for my pal who missed it
Types of Rice in China
China has a large variety of different rices, but did you know that not every rice is meant for the same dish? Here are some common types of rice used in China and some dishes you're likely to find them in.
籼米 - xiānmǐ - indica rice Texture: lighter, less sticky, more separate when cooked Grain shape: long-grain Color: usually white Region: usually more common in southern China and central China, in warmer regions Most often used in: fried rice, claypot rice bowls, everyday meals
粳米 - jīngmǐ - japonica rice Texture: softer, slightly sticky, tender Grain shape: short- to medium-grain Color: usually white Region: more common in northern and eastern China, especially cooler regions Most often used in: steamed rice, congee, egg fried rice, everyday meals, rice rolls (this rice is a personal favourite of mine, works really well as porridge)
糯米 - nuòmǐ - glutinous rice / sticky rice Texture: very sticky, chewy, dense Grain shape: usually short-grain or medium-grain Color: usually white Region: used across China in both savory and sweet foods Most often used in: zongzi, Eight Treasure rice, sticky rice dishes, desserts, rice balls, festive dishes etc
黑米 - hēimǐ - black rice Texture: slightly chewy and firmer than ordinary white rice Grain shape: usually short- to medium-grain Color: deep purple-black Region: grows mainly in southern warmer regions Most often used in: black rice cake, black rice porridges, desserts
紫米 - zǐmǐ - purple rice Texture: chewy, sometimes slightly sticky depending on the variety. A type of glutinous rice Grain shape: usually medium-grain Color: deep purple when cooked Region: associated mainly with Yunnan province Most often used in: purple rice porridge, desserts, rice wines (Yunnan's Purple Rice Sealed Jar Wine - 云南紫米封缸酒 -yúnnán zǐ mǐ fēng gāng jiǔ)
Watch out for flying squirrels. Spotted while hiking in Karuizawa, Japan.
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A War Symphony, by Chen Li, is one of the most beautiful and elegant poems I’ve ever read. It plays with words in a way that simply isn’t possible in any other language I know of. The first character that appears in the poem is 兵 (bīng). It means soldier. Then come the characters 乒 (pīng) and 乓 (pāng), onomatopoeia for “bang”, as in the noise. Notice that these characters resemble 兵 (bīng), but missing a “right leg” and “left leg”, respectively. The last character to appear in the poem is 丘 (qiū). It means “mound” or “grave”. Notice that it resembles 兵 (bīng), but missing both “legs”. It’s also worth noting that 乒乓球 (pīngpāngqiú) means “table tennis”. To hear Chen Li read the poem, visit the link.
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Sign-ups are now open for the 520 Day Guardian Reverse Exchange 2026!
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The Annual Interdimensional Haixing-Dixing 520 Day Reverse Exchange is coming back for 2026!
520 sounds like "I love you" in Mandarin, so May 20th is a bit like Valentine's Day. To celebrate, we're back with the eighth annual 520 Day Reverse Exchange. As the name says, this is a reverse exchange: instead of making your request and that request being assigned to a writer/artist/fanwork creator, here:
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Guardian Auctions for Fandom Trumps Hate 2026 4 different creators are offering 6 Guardian auctions for @fandomtrumpshate this year! ♡ As of March 3rd, bidding is open! It closes on March 7th, 8pm ET. facethestrange: auction #1 | auction #2 | auction #3 (All auctions are exactly the same.) type: fanart: drawing/painting highest rating: E minimum bid: $20 drama or novel? both + RPF goodblye_blue: auction link type: fanfic (new or remix), 5-10k words highest rating: E minimum bid: $5 drama or novel? unspecified (likely novel) milo: auction link type: fanfic (new), 5-10k words highest rating: E minimum bid: $5 drama or novel? unspecified tinypinkmouse: auction link type: fanfic (new), less than 5k words highest rating: E minimum bid: $5 drama or novel? drama (novel influences welcome) + Weilan derivatives
Me, naive: Oh that’s so funny, fans calling a Harper’s Bazaar China photoshoot “the wedding photos,” probably because they always make everyone look so good.
NOPE
Damn.
Bless you Harper’s Bazaar, you treat us so good.
Also I assume this one is photoshopped to include the flowers but honestly seems like it could go either way.
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people seemed interested in the articles i posted yesterday, so! a list of academic literature that mentions zhou shen:
Whose Voice?: A Critical Analysis of Identity, Media, and Popular Music in The Voice of China
Exploring an Androgynous Pop Icon: A Descriptive Analysis of Zhou Shen
Politics of ambivalence: how Zhou Shen’s androgyny survives under Xi Jinping
Queer Vocals and Stardom on Chinese TV: Case Studies of Wu Tsing-Fong and Zhou Shen
The Fusion of Pop Songs and Chinese Elements: Zhou Shen's Traditional Elements Involved Performance in the Song Guangliang/Bright
Navigating between “Little Fresh Meat” and a Manly Man: Performing Masculinities in Chinese Popular Culture
if anyone has other articles (english or chinese), feel free to share! this is just what i've found via the occasional google search, so it's definitely non-exhaustive ^^;
started watching detective L and lmao does bai yu even need to act for this show. i bet he just memorised his lines then showed up as his natural gremlin self
the people present exhibit A. why are you standing on the sofa. you do Not need to be that tall you mystery otaku.