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Happy Camp's own JunZhe video edit, yes, THEY DID THIS. They used those FAN EDITED WenZhou pics, + called zzh maomao, called out ZZH's fascination with GJ's sweaty neck and gave us a WARNING. I watch this everytime I need a pick me up.

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me @ gong jun: SELDOM IS NOT NEVER

Wenzhou Wedding ♥

Although technically Lao (老) means old, its meaning when used in China can mean different things in different scenarios and paired with certain words. For example, wife in Chinese (if we break it up) is old/grandmother; and husband in Chinese is old/grandfather. It doesn’t mean a wife or husband is necessarily old.

In the context of Lao Wen, adding a Lao in front of someone’s name usually means you’re close. Perhaps among close male friends (who have known each other for a while), but also very common between husband and wife. It’s very common for couples who have known each other for a while to call each other nicknames with the prefix of lao-.

A-Xu calling WKX “Lao Wen” is actually really endearing (husband!), and not at all that he’s saying WKX is old. I mean, in the official drama, it means they’re great buds, BFFs! But to fans, it’s A-Xu’s nickname for his husband!

A full list of couple names and personal nicknames for #wenzhou behind the cut

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“It’s an everyday thing and I have so much to do, but for some reason, it makes me feel calm. I don’t say it aloud, though.”