has to be a subject of debate for some of us.
In conclusion I hold this movie dearly in my heart but it is a really painful watch. The whole movie feels like a love declaration and I wish the director would have had a happy ending like in the movie.
#TaiwaneseFilm #DirectorPatrickLiu

I can’t even imagine the pain the director #KuangHuiLiu went through.
The quote « Is your love bigger than the love I give » is engraved herein in my heart. After I saw the movie I could not stop thinking about it and it made me reflect deeply on why does love even

but this feels more real and down to earth than some other bl representations. This movie is about love regardless of gender. It’s one of my favorite romantic movies. It’s even more touching since it was inspired by the director’s personal story.

that definitely accepts more homosexuality than taiwanese society in 1987. I’m also used to watch boys love content, but when I first saw this movie I had never seen a lgbtq+ content this violent. To be honest some scenes are really hard to watch

society. They had to stay hidden to live peacefully while for instance the older brother of Jiahan is being praised for having a girlfriend. If I consider my own gaze, I have a lot of compassion for the two protagonist, also I live in a society that is heteronormative but

#YourNameEngravedHerein : I first saw this movie during covid and it has a profound effect on me. I was mesmerized by the impactful dialogues and the powerful emotions portrayed by the actors. I was seeing the struggles that gay people go through to even accept their gay identity in a homophobic

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The world of kung fu is explored in depth and the characters are endearing. Finally, the film's moral messages are so poignant that they have now become cult classics. I love Kung fu panda and I often rewatch it over the years, I never became tired of it.

Here’s a preview of the first movie:

release with the advancement of 3D animation), and the fights are fluid and well choreographed, which makes them very interesting to watch. The dialogues are relevant and sprinkled with humor, so we never have time to get bored. The plot, although banal, is effective and well constructed.

As a martial arts film, I choose the first film in the #KungFuPanda saga. For me, it's the best martial arts film ever made. It's a comedy, but it conveys some very powerful messages, which means it appeals to all audiences. The animation is stunning (even more so in the latest

more androgynous beauty trends like #niangpao that are extremely controversial because of the heteronormative system and the gender role norms imposed by the government. I feel like Chinese people need to be put into cases to be accepted. This must create a lot of pressure for Chinese men.

more caring and emotionally expressive. Those new parental norms created among men a pressure to do the best job possible as a father. In the same way, the masculinity image has changed with new trends, notably the trend of #littlefreshmeat where a more feminine male beauty is praised. But also,

image of fatherhood. Indeed, #LiXuan in her research “The ‘Nursing Dad’? Constructs of Fatherhood in Chinese Popular Media” describes how the role of the father went from just carrying on the family lineage with no emotional involvement to a « new imported fathering ideal » where the father is

Option A : China as an exigeante competitive society obviously creates anxiety and issues for its people. Today we will focus on anxiety and issues around #fatherhood and #masculinity in China. First of all, there’s been an increasing presence of fathers with their children linked to the changing

considering that this represents more than double the global average. #Coffee #KoreaCoffeeCulture

Ikseon-dong in Seoul because you can find so many beautiful coffee shops. As of the end of 2022, South Korea had 107,729 coffee shops, nearly doubling from 51,551 in 2016. As Dr. Saeji said South Koreans consume approximately 405 cups of coffee per person annually, this is actually enormous

few years ago. The other thing that really shocked me (in a good way) is the amount of coffee shops and the existence of big coffee streets. In France, we only have a few and lot of them are major American franchises. In Korea, I discovered myself a passion for coffee shops! My favorite place is

Option D : I was really surprised by Korea’s coffee culture. Especially by the cult around #Americano. Even the elderly who don’t speak a word of English and who aren’t familiar with Western culture know what an americano is. To be honest, I didn’t know what was an americano until I came to Korea a

#CosmeticSurgery

There is even a lot of Korean pop culture that tackles this subject. For instance, #MyIDisGangnamBeauty in which the young girl go through plastic surgery before entering college to fit in and to not be bullied. So in fact we could say it’s a way to survive in Korean society, especially as a woman.

And that is why Korea has one of the highest rate of cosmetic surgeries. Unless you were born naturally pretty, you need to get plastic surgery to elevate yourself in the society. You need to be perfect on the inside and on the outside. Nowadays it (surgery) has become completely commonplace.

Option B : Cosmetic Surgery in Korea
Korea is known for its competitiveness. A lot of pressure is put on Korean people by Korean society. The young people in particular are targeted by this pressure and the strict requirements to fit in. Those requirements obviously includes physical appearance.

(my major is Korean language)

In fact it actually helps me to understand Korean more easily and it improves my Korean level because I pay attention to what they say and I try to understand most of it (sometimes they make jokes that are not possible to translate and I have to understand the meaning myself without the subtitles..)

Les fans de pop peuvent-elles renverser les élections législatives ? Alors que les élections législatives prévues pour le 30 juin et le 7 juillet prochains se présentent comme un enjeu crucial, les fans de pop s’organisent sur les réseaux pour contrer la montée de l’ex...

I found this really interesting article that targets this topic (in French) :

www.vogue.fr/article/fans...

Here are some of the edits I could find :

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to make edits of left-wing representatives to make it trendy and push people to vote in order to block the far-right party. Big influential fan accounts posted many edits and in the end left-wing unified party won the legislatives. This proves that social media and fandoms have an impact on politics

This happened in a context of rising far-right extremism, partly thanks to their effective use of social media such as #TikTok. Given the seriousness of the situation and the short time remaining before the elections, fan communities who had editing skills then decided to came together

Option A : In this thread I’m going to talk about how the fandom networks used their skills on social media to make social and political changes with the example of french legislative elections of 2024. In June 2024, the french president #Macron announced the dissolution of the National Assembly.

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I often watch a lot of videos of #BOYNEXTDOOR during the exam period and it really helps me.
(I recommend their youtube content it’s really funny!)