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Showing posts with label Jianghu trivia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jianghu trivia. Show all posts
Sunday, 16 July 2017
Jianghu meetings vs modern meetings
I'm still slow in updating because of my recent European trip... so pardon this short trivia. I have a fan-fiction in mind, short as it is, which I hope to post in the next weekend or earlier. Meanwhile, have a nice weekend, and please help us with the relocation of Barbara's tombstone! (Chinese translation is here).
Sunday, 7 May 2017
Many Happy Returns!
Chor Lau
Heung nodded excitedly as he saw Szeto Man Mo walking into the garden pavilion with
Lam Chor Yin, who was carrying a medium-sized colourful package. “Glad that you
make it here, A Man,” Lingering Fragrance nodded to the couple, “ – considering
your wife’s pregnancy.”
Chor Yin
smiled as she caressed her enlarging stomach. “I’m fine. Plus, I can’t miss her
birthday!”
“True,” A
Man said as he took the package from his wife’s hand. “Where should we – Ah! Li
tai-gor is here!”
Chor Lau
Heung whipped his head to see Li Sai Man sauntering into the pavilion; one of
his arms holding Chun Sik Sik tightly as if she’d run away if he didn’t do so. It’s not a secret in their small group that
Chor Lau Heung and Li Sai Man had an unspoken rivalry, hence Man Mo held his
breath to see if the two dashing tai-haps can actually act civil this time.
Monday, 24 April 2017
Making MV subtitles with iMovie (Mac OS El-Capitan)
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| Huang Yaoshi is always charming, even on raw iMovie... |
Since I
bought a Macbook 2016 (rose gold!!!) last November, I had been on the edge
about using its iMovie to make Michael/Barbara MVs. I’m not that fast a learner
for techs like this. But then, my six years old Dell is already so slow that
making MVs causing me stress instead of happiness…
So last December,
after staring at my laptop for a while, I decided to just bite the dust and
make an MB MV with the Mac iMovie. The first one I produced was UWS’ ‘A
Thousand Dreams of You’ (ft. Leslie Cheung!). I was quite pleased with the
result, hence I kept on using iMovie. FYI, the last MV I made with Windows Live
Movie Maker was ‘Eyes
on Me’ (CLH, ft. Tanya Chua).
I feel the need of writing this post, mostly to remind myself of my own tricks to make MVs with iMovie, and who knows, some people might benefit from it too. The most important tips I’m going to make are how to make subtitles in iMovie, cos iMovie Titles suits are surprisingly not superior to Windows Live Movie Maker. And the WLMM that I used was the one for Windows 7; i.e. not the most advanced version…
I feel the need of writing this post, mostly to remind myself of my own tricks to make MVs with iMovie, and who knows, some people might benefit from it too. The most important tips I’m going to make are how to make subtitles in iMovie, cos iMovie Titles suits are surprisingly not superior to Windows Live Movie Maker. And the WLMM that I used was the one for Windows 7; i.e. not the most advanced version…
Thursday, 20 April 2017
MB Couple Trivia Part 2
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| Tung Pang-fei and Ho Doh-wan (UWS Ep 12) |
It’s been a
while since I post my first MBTrivia… Recently, with all the problems around me, I feel like I need
something light to ease my day. Hence, the second MB Trivia here, about
birthdays, favourite meals and the number of kids that MB characters would have
(plus A Leung – Dragon Ying, cos we can’t just leave them out…). Hannah and I
did this session last January, but I haven’t been able to post it until now…
Now, moving
on! Special thanks to Hannah for this post, she provided most of the answers
here.
Oh, and I
hope to post the next batch of LOCH 2017 episode highlights this weekend.
Deadlines, stay away from me now, God knows I need my MB/jianghu time!
Thursday, 12 January 2017
MB couple trivia
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| Chor Lau Heung pacifying Song Siu Ching, Ep 25 |
I made this trivia with Hannah, preventing her from sleeping
by us asking each other some silly trivial questions about MB couples (it’s her
birthday anyway, so she shouldn’t sleep early!). The couples in question are Li Sai Man/Chun Sik
Sik, Chor Lau Heung/Song Siu Ching, Tung Pang Fei/Ho Doh Wan, and Szeto Man
Mo/Lam Chor Yin. We at times include Dragon Ying (Lam A Ying) and her long
suffering husband A Leung just for fun, and also Wong Yung/Kwok Ching and Yeung
Hong/Mok Nim Chi, cos they just have to be mentioned. The results are as
follows, a combination of both our answers. Anyone wants to add anything?
Oh, and happy birthday, Hannah! Thanks a lot for your
visits, comments and friendship!
And this post contains a link to a CLH deleted scene as well, which I wrote for Hannah, but of course others can read too... (you don't mind, do you, Hannah? ^_^)
And this post contains a link to a CLH deleted scene as well, which I wrote for Hannah, but of course others can read too... (you don't mind, do you, Hannah? ^_^)
Monday, 19 December 2016
Conflict of Interests
In which the authoress
is overwhelmed by requests from her fictional (and non-fictional) characters...
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| Source |
Chor Lau Heung: So... I heard, well, read that you're into
Li Sai Man these days.
Me: Correct. And Chun Sik Sik. Why?
CLH (snuffing his snuff bottle): Don't you know he's a
murderer? Like, he actually killed his girlfriend!
Li Sai Man: What, you're jealous? At least the deleted scene
fics of mine and Sik Sik got hundreds of reads!
CLH: You're still a murderer!
Sunday, 6 November 2016
What to bring while travelling
I have almost finished summarising United We Stand episodes 7-12 (until the last episode). However, I need to do some real-world stuff first today before being able to post the next UWS summary. It will take me at least three hours to do that, so I might not be able to post it today. But I'll try.
Meanwhile, here's something for you in case you're going to travel and in need of packing. I love travelling, but I hate packing with a passion, hence I created this joke below. It compares the items we pack these days to the items the wanderers packed during those jianghu era. The answer is below the break (have been updated to include some extra essentials).
Have a nice weekend!
Meanwhile, here's something for you in case you're going to travel and in need of packing. I love travelling, but I hate packing with a passion, hence I created this joke below. It compares the items we pack these days to the items the wanderers packed during those jianghu era. The answer is below the break (have been updated to include some extra essentials).
Have a nice weekend!
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