The Chinese Cultural Details in Netflix's Over the Moon

[@XiranJayZhao]

Every time someone tells me they're Chinese diaspora and my content helps them get more connected with their culture my chilly lil heart grows one size

[@hamsnub]

make sure it doesn't grow 2 more sizes

[@moonfruito5960]

you are literally one of the only ways i can bridge my cultural disconnect

[@gastii6613]

I'm Chinese diaspora and your content taught me more Chinese culture than all the zongzi I can shove my mouth ever will. Thanks!

[@fatimafarid6999]

As a Pakistani it helps me understand what may be our most valuable friends, sure there are some complications in our relaionship, but it feels nice to find out about chinese culture.

[@bearysweetgyu2774]

YEA im singaporean chinese and its so nice to watch your vids cuz youre rlly funny and your videos are rlly well researched

[@jenniferl.8111]

"My first girlfriend turned into the moon" "That's rough buddy"

[@gunjanphale3325]

Ommmgg !!! Thats sooo accurate!!

[@javencummins1426]

Yess.

[@-rin2836]

PLS- 💀🤚

[@speccysquaregolike9629]

oml where is this from? I've definitely heard this before

[@yolandazhong845]

Hahahahaha

[@Krillacreat]

"he was either a literal god or a feral child." Tumblr OC's, basically

[@raycearcher5794]

Pretty much like Rama, right? I wonder if they hang out.

[@youdonotcare]

900th like go brrr

[@poltergeistpanda701]

Soooo... BOTW link?

[@raycearcher5794]

@@poltergeistpanda701 The Zelda series as a whole is like 90% Indian, Chinese, and Japanese myth, with an Anglo-European aesthetic schmeared on. Except Majora's Mask, that whole game was just straight nightmare fuel.

[@Zahraa-no8lo]

both tgcf main characters in a nutshell 😭

[@zeekachu000]

"Her mom gets like, KDrama style signs of terminal illness" NOOOOOOO YOU DID NOT JUST 😂😂😂😂😂

[@narikouzumaki3983]

😂😂

[@RagnarokMaster]

I know, right?! XD

[@vqleh]

IM DEAD

[@tiramiisu0]

*WHEEZE*

[@nguyenhongngoc5350]

@@vqleh at least not Kdrama style tho ╮(. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)╭

[@robinantivar9223]

10:46 “Chinese family titles are very specific, you know exactly how you’re related and on which side of the family” As a Hispanic, if we meet someone and hit it off they are automatically a ‘cousin’ half of our family members aren’t related 😂

[@catcheek7761]

Haha! Same here! I live in Tennessee and I am half a Cherokee Native, so even if you aren’t blood related or are from completely separate tribes and regions you call each other “Brother, Sister, Cousin, Auntie.” Things like that!

[@asparagus2578]

Hah same thing in the Philippine my family met each other until we called them aunts and uncle. We’re not related but we’re still family.

[@TheKing-qz9wd]

It is kinda unique to me but my best buds are regarded as my brothers and sisters. I only actually have one older brother.

[@roseoftheteddy3335]

Indeed

[@bobbieproductions4491]

SAME, anyone who's an adult that shows up in a family party is automatically an uncle/aunt

[@persephone-vibes]

“Oh yeah, she was your girl until she saw my three tiered stationary case.” i am WHEEZING

[@solowingborders3239]

I need that on a shirt.

[@komomn]

I am Koffing

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

@@solowingborders3239 including --> "gay lions"

[@jorgecaballero1013]

that joke alone is enough for me to give her a like

[@ian-nator2685]

"GAY MOON LIONS" This is our new queen.

[@anonymousfellow8879]

I thought the same thing after seeing them after her 90s Mulan video

[@Narutocoolcat]

Her inflections when she says “ smooth balls” gets me every time

[@addylenwest8536]

There are two wolves inside you: correction, two lions. Gay ones. Of the moon variety.

[@valec3653]

Gay lions should be the mascot of this channel

[@TP-bw5jx]

"Double smooooth baaallllsssszzzz" *gesturing*

[@adamrebika5128]

Xiran Jay Zhao: I'm starting my youtube career Kokochin: *our* youtube career

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

_Xiran & Red from Overly Sarcastic Productions shoulda have some tea time while talking about their likes, dislikes and their own similarities_

[@Fisinocean]

@@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967 YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS MAYBE WE FINALLY GET ANOTHER INSTALLMENT WITH THE JOURNEY OF THE WEST SERIES

[@Pridekun97]

@@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967 They collabed?????

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

@@Fisinocean yep.. I wanna see their collaboration

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

@@Pridekun97 not yet but still hoping for

[@AadenKDragon]

I thought that Fei Fei leaving Bungee was another step in her learning to deal with her mother's death because Bungee was the last gift her mother gave her before she died.

[@ashheart985]

My first thought when she was gifted the rabbit was "damn this rabbit is going to absolutely break her when she dies" so I'm kinda glad she got a good lesson on moving on and left the rabbit on the moon rather than go through the grief of the rabbits death on earth a few years down the line (rabbits dont live very long)

[@shierrinflae]

@@ashheart985 I mean, the life expectancy of a rabbit is about 10 years, which is pretty much the life expectancy of a dog. Some breeds have less, like 5 or 6 years. Rodents generally live shorter, about 3 or 4 years.

[@nivi9089]

A bit random, but "Gobi" is cauliflower in my language. Make's sense because he's green

[@sunsetbabypotato3362]

⁠@@shierrinflaeI always imagined that jade made an immortality pill for bungee

[@sunny__studio__]

@@ashheart985 i had a bunny that lived for 16 years 😊

[@nistheelf]

This movie screenplay was written by a woman with cancer that died before the movie came out. She wrote it for her husband and daughter to cope with her passing. I cried when I saw the dedication message

[@ariholt7063]

She also wrote George of the Jungle and A Dog's Purpose.

[@nistheelf]

Ari Holt a dog’s purpose was great too

[@sologrey1288]

She died the day before The Hate You Give came out and she screenwriter that too

[@minjjunk999]

a crying today.

[@audreynothepburn7663]

Audrey Wells was her name.

[@voguecrab]

Xiran: *tries to formally talk about a movie* Their Cat: *cha cha real smooth*

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

TAKE MY LIKE!

[@robbycohenstrom]

Ah. Ha. Ha.

[@recessss]

glory to arstotzka!

[@ArsenicPaste]

her cats name is kokochin i think 🤔

[@gracexu9694]

hhhh reminds me of the OITNB scene

[@aishwaryajayaraman1791]

"he was either a literal god or a feral child" me to the kid drinking straight fireball during my 8 am lecture Edit: this is in NO way an endorsement of unhealthy drinking behavior, I simply meant to relate the quote to a rather strange and surreal experience from my life

[@salenebrom6476]

What’s the difference tho?

[@stevenschnepp576]

Wait, what's wrong with drinking at 0800?

[@dannyruku18]

I used to be that kid when things were rough. One of my teachers shared a drink with me one day at 0900, it was glorious and gave me a great advice.

[@aishwaryajayaraman1791]

@@dannyruku18 as they always say, it’s 5 pm somewhere in the world

[@JohnDoe-xf8ew]

I used to chug vodka every morning for a month in freshman year highschool … I was just an alcoholic

[@Rampala]

"And since this is a kid's movie, it starts decimating your emotions right at the 6 minute mark." TOO. ACCURATE.

[@thepinkelephant2520]

FR 😭😭

[@AceOfStars0]

We watched this in orchestra last year and i looked at my teacher like 3 minutes in and said "the mom dies". She was completely taken aback since she'd seen it but i hadn't... The mom is just too nice!!

[@ShellsGhost1]

When I heard the screenwriter had cancer and wrote this movie for her daughter and husband I almost cried. Especially when she died while they were starting production.

[@KhanMann66]

Dang....🤭

[@isabel.borkus]

I didn't know this 😢... No wonder it has such a nice bittersweet message

[@Cheshirestog]

Legit made me cry to hear this

[@tiggerpup_nz]

Oh my god , that’s so sad

[@mossykoalshibao963]

It's ironic and sad that in the movie the mother dies by an illness

[@emiliachabik1205]

Fun fact: Chang'e's outfits were designed by Guo Pei one of the most iconic chinese fashion designers of the last decade

[@heathersky333]

Guo Pei's designs are LEGENDARY and it SHOWS

[@orchidsarepretty1422]

I am in love with the jacket that Chang’e wears in the Hey Boy scene. If anyone knows where I can get one please tell me! I’m desperate!!

[@shanicek5188]

Her outfits are stunning

[@ericx.9013]

GUO PEI OMG

[@Psychic_Sylph]

Oh, it shows

[@just-trying-my-best-everyday]

The Ten Sons: What are you going to do about it? Hou Yi: I'm about to do what's called a pro gamer move.

[@artemis6703]

underrated comment lmao

[@selinacarpenter]

Actually she meant "sun" HAHAHAH the myth was about Hou Yi and the Ten Suns :)

[@IAmGenerationPotter]

@@selinacarpenter Suns, Sons, they both work in the context lol

[@zubetp]

@@selinacarpenter I made the same mistake at first lmao

[@Dargonhuman]

(echoing across the mountains) M-m-m-monster kill-kill-kill-kill.... (echoing across the ocean) Killimanjaroooo....

[@rlowellm]

"If you lived thousands of years ago, and you had a lot of children, you’re going to have so many descendants" Descendant of Henry VIII, can relate.

[@leowa399]

Hey :D i don't know if it was meant to be sarcastic but there aren't any legitimate descendants of Henry. None of his three children had any kids themselves. After Elizabeth the Tudor House was followed by the Scottish King :)

[@abnormpsych17]

He probablt had a lot of bastards. Some of them were fairly well known

[@skz5k2]

They esteemed that 0.5% of men are direct descendents from Genghis Khan

[@wyster14]

As someone related to Lincoln, Robert E Lee, and Robert the Bruce, yeah. It gets tangled up quick when you look through family trees, and the chances of being related to a famous person is actually pretty big

[@izzyash775]

Me: sees Henry the XIII Also me: DIVORCED, BEHEADED, DIED, DIVORCED, BEHEADED, SURVIVED!

[@AlexJReil]

Guy makes moon cakes because he misses his wife: grief baking.

[@andrewblack2596]

MOON RABBIT APPROVES.

[@gastii6613]

I just realized I think it's supposed to be a nod to Houyi baking Moon cakes for his 'passed' wife and Im severely disappointed in myself for taking this long to realize this.

[@posha3622]

GRIEF BAKING😎

[@khamsengbohagi2597]

ow my god...

[@Frenchaboo]

I feel like gay lions are becoming a pattern on this channel. I wonder how many more gay lions we'll encounter the more Chinese inspired media she analyzes.

[@wuxian5497]

seems like gay lions are popular

[@SirBlackReeds]

What if those lions are actually brothers?

[@HarbingerOfWAH]

@@SirBlackReeds bruh how many times do you gotta comment that? What's the problem with the lions being gay?

[@adeepseafish1238]

@@SirBlackReeds no, because traditionally speaking, the two lion statues are a couple. I can only imagine you’re implying incest here - a Chinese person

[@sillygoosetaur]

@@SirBlackReeds g a y. l i o n s.

[@randoml97]

The fact that this channel exists, and just kinda happened because you got so angry at the live action Mulan, makes me extremely happy.

[@alyssaagnew4147]

Just goes to show that good things can come from bad. And that anger and spite can be incredible motivators.

[@dexa6623]

The one good thing to come of that movie.

[@cproteus]

Yup. I definitely look forward to more of her content. She’s wonderful.

[@jjba3571]

Omg i know yet I GOT AN AD FOR DISNEY + for watch MULAN... here, in her channel !!!!! The sass, the passive agresiveness of disney lol

[@iloveyourunclebob]

Right! I hate the reason, but love that she's here

[@mythandmayhem1134]

“Literal god or feral child” is the aesthetic I aspire to have.

[@AGoofyJester]

Lol same

[@jeffreygao3956]

I like the feral child idea better.

[@Willowgirlgamer1456]

Honestly same but have you considered being a literal god and a feral child?

[@thepinkelephant2520]

Fr 🙏

[@cheskalumanog8859]

Same

[@kylerjones8200]

“Oh yeah. She was YOUR girl until she saw my three-tiered stationary case “ I replayed that five times.

[@legomarvel9707]

It was so funny 😂

[@Nadia1989]

I would _kill_ to have one of those, it looks gorgeous!!

[@ericx.9013]

I had one of those

[@maggieholland8202]

I mean it would catch my attention

[@AshlynX_Willows]

12:55 for anyone confused XD

[@scaredsculpture4640]

“Anything you can do there’s a 12yr Asian child who can do it better” Newton’s 4th law (Edit: errors)

[@theguywhoshere]

Lmao TRUE!!!

[@Hana.K_Hana]

I'm asian and I can feel that on most newborn 😭😭 I'm only 18 with no talent and then there is a literal prodigy 8 years old first or second cousin good at everything she touches 😭😭

[@suuuushi2500]

@@Hana.K_Hana I feel you

[@catalayalafaye5337]

My cousin said that once😂

[@theguywhoshere]

Your cousin is a savage

[@TalMontero]

Can we appreciate the fact this all started because of Mulan 2020?

[@hakulives2613]

It put at least SOME good into the world.

[@envan7865]

A shitty movie gave us this amazing lady

[@Beeetlejjug]

The _one_ good thing about it

[@od3910]

@@hakulives2613 came here to say this. Love this woman

[@tayloradams3993]

Starting a youtube career out of spite

[@Astrolionking]

I’d love to see you talk about Kung Fu Panda since Chinese people actually say that it’s a GREAT example of Chinese culture

[@UniDocs_Mahapushpa_Cyavana]

Well a major plot point is lifted pretty much exactly from the Journey(s) to the West. Kind of a spoiler though. By the way this always irks me about classic stories. People gloss over plot twists becuase they either already know them and don't even try to imagine what the expected outcome was or completely not realise they are there. The Ramayana is an especially riddled with this problem as while it is partially meant to be a historical-ish account like people expect it to be it is mostly comedy (like an ancient version of "History of the Entire World, I Guess") with the story basically turning into a parody of the hero genre, as most of the main cast take everything extremely unseriously, while still doing everything expected of a holy book. The Ramayana especially has a recurring gag of being basically nothing but plot twists, so when you don't realise they exist it removes much of the point of the tale and a lot of its ultimate messages. Plot twists are brilliant in classics, but they do require an appreciation that they are plot twists and deliberately subvert the previous narrative, not flow from it.

[@christopherwilson88]

Look through the channel and you shall receive: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmLIeXycit6MnNU

[@Song-TheNiceGuy]

No, We don't believe that it is a great example of Chinese culture, we saw it as a great representation of Western affection toward Chinese culture. It was like a love letter from American filmmakers to China. So we appreciated and adored it. Therefore, it's more about the intentions behind the Kung Fu Panda more than the film itself. I can safely tell you that it is not an accurate depiction of Chinese culture.

[@scottyb8392]

the hair, the lipstick, the glasses,,,,, their power *PRONOUN CHECK

[@shiv1000]

She's gorgeous. WaIt- she's beyond GORGEOUS!

[@LadyAhro]

Agreed, I'm trying to figure out if they're those Chloé glasses I've been wanting to buy myself.

[@julystargaryen9452]

Her QI! (did you get the reference 😂?)

[@79kitkat79]

@@julystargaryen9452 LMAO

[@ouijaboard3027]

I’m getting Bayonetta vibes

[@LycanB64]

"Do you guys have any idea how hard it is to be an East Asian vegan?" *Stares mournfully at Polish cuisine; 99% meat, dairy, and potatoes* "I can probably empathize..."

[@sourryebread]

hahaha yeah. Poland doesn't have tastes - just sweet or salty, fried and potato.

[@Udontkno7]

as a jamaican, despite there being rastafarians whom are usually vegetarian, jamaican food still lacks vegan options :(

[@LycanB64]

@@Udontkno7 I get the impression a lot of cultures do. More potential for us to evolve the cuisine I guess?

[@sypa9534]

"Zjedz mięsko, zostaw ziemniaczki"

[@likopinina6803]

don't forget flour

[@nicolegimenez7185]

"Thoughts of you are so difficult to bear, I wish I could be with you." Aside from the obvious romantic sentiment, I feel like this also very much applies in the context of grief and missing a departed loved one. Too real.

[@kristenefox7001]

"Anything you can do, a 12 year old Asian child can do better" Me, living in ROK: *nods emphatically*

[@SirBlackReeds]

Kosovo or Korea?

[@yin6287]

@@SirBlackReeds Korea since ROK is more commonly associate with Korea

[@drawnwithlove3499]

I read this as the song

[@sachsoup]

Me a 12 year old Asian child who has no talents whatsoever: "w-what?"

[@Carbon-cringe-human]

@@sachsoup aight. This twelve year old will break your ankles

[@justaperson8381]

Here's a fun fact for you, the dog they have as Tiangou is the Chow-Chow, aka big puffy lion dog. People believed the chow-chow got it's purple tongue from licking a fallen star, so it seems appropriate it was chosen to be a space dog.

[@bakomusha]

I hate Chow's, but that opening made them cute AF.

[@colinmclarty8082]

@@bakomusha No hating Chows!

[@EclecticallyEccentric]

@@bakomusha Agreed on the cuteness, but why the hate on chows?

[@bonithechubbypotato5100]

@@bakomusha I respect your preferences, but n o

[@izzyash775]

@@bakomusha why? No hate

[@vicenteisaaclopezvaldez2450]

When you said the effect of the pills was "so great she shot through the heavenly court" I could only imagine the jade emperor chilling with other gods on his palace when a screaming chang'e pierces through the floor into the ceiling.

[@ghostprince9247]

that made me cackle-

[@musiccubed2650]

That sounds like something Red from OSP would draw

[@drawnwithlove3499]

That is exactly what happened

[@dr.jackbright963]

Nyrooooommmmm

[@Fisinocean]

@@musiccubed2650 EXACTLY WHAT I THINK.

[@Whatlander]

I love films like this and Book of Life, where you can tell it's someone having fun with stories they grew up on, and they're excited to celebrate their identity. Whereas the best-case scenario for white-people-retellings have more of a book report vibe, where they carefully display everything they've learned while researching the setting. (These can be good too Coco was fun please don't @ me.) There's such a tangible difference in storytelling and I just think that's neat.

[@user-i9z]

Hard agree. I liked Coco too but Book of Life is/was just on a different level.

[@danhurl1349]

This person has taught me more about Chinese history and culture than 17 years of American schooling ever did

[@arecus54]

Her one video taught me more than what 18 years of Singapore education did - so much for Bilingual policy

[@TheSeriousPain]

Nobody anywhere gets taught in school about other peoples' history, cultures and myths.

[@arecus54]

@@TheSeriousPain Singapore's chinese enough to have most of our early level chinese lessons taught via chinese myths. It's just that the amount of chinese taught is just.... Disgusting to even refer to it as a bilingual policy. FFS, what culture does Singapore has that isnt partially stolen from another anyways

[@mrmr4622]

In fairness it's not American schooling's job to teach you Chinese history

[@beansprout9256]

@@mrmr4622 No, but in Canada it's the same thing and we still pass like a month every year on WW2 since ninth grade. Forgive us for thirsting after variety.

[@epicjoyfulcreations4580]

I’m really trying to pay attention but Kokochin is distractingly adorable.

[@Crowspiracy]

big mood

[@SevenEllen]

I love her sense of humour. :D

[@yoongistan1042]

I thought i was the only one

[@kayl5161]

She really is gorgeous🙎‍♀️

[@thebakeddonut2038]

Siiiiimpiiiiin

[@duck2322]

“He was either a literal god or a feral child” is the most important thing I’ve ever heard

[@jaemae-td1qk]

that’s just Link depending on the legend of zelda game you play

[@drawnwithlove3499]

Considering every legend about a god ever (excluding supposedly 'perfect' gods) there's no difference

[@sramtae5820]

Before I watched the video I thought this was referring to the lil brother, because I think it would fit him

[@ivorydoves]

me, angy: why not both 😡 ?

[@mirrorcity4872]

I’m from India but was raised in America and our cultures are very similar. The whole aunties thing, like, we have SUPER specific names for our family members and weddings last for a month.

[@wipeoutliang]

Lol I am glad that we are not alone in this

[@queenarialya]

I AM A CHINESE FROM mALAYSIA

[@dibti0]

I know this isn’t the point but your hair is INCREDIBLE. I am shook.

[@sahassaransi_mw]

You can use hair inserts/padding to try out some traditional hair styles like that~

[@dibti0]

@@sahassaransi_mw I'm currently growing out a pixie cut so I'm afraid that'd look a little off, but I appreciate the advice! :D

[@emmapicone8726]

@@sahassaransi_mw even that her hair itself is just soo beautiful

[@kolibri7712]

this is all i was thinking about too haha

[@LudoLmao]

I like the hair but it's her glasses that look cute

[@fsketchdesignsfengmei3762]

I'm adopted from China, I often times get told that I can't claim to be, "actually Chinese," since I wasn't raised chinese. Therefore, I've gotten told a lot that I'm not Chinese enough. Your videos help me a lot in learning about Chinese culture, and they help me feel more in touch with my racial identity. Thank you!!!

[@tmercy1257]

I just don’t understand why people would say that. My two younger sisters are both adopted from China and I 100% consider them my baby sisters but I also see them as Chines. They’re beautiful little Chines girls and I would fight someone if they tried to convince me otherwise just because they aren’t completely in touch with their culture . Anyway, I wish you a wonderful December.

[@Lilliaace]

So many adoptees go through this, espicially if they're transracial (they're one race adopted by parents of a different race). I feel for you as a transracial adoptee myself.

[@gi20Moon]

My God, they should mind their own business... You are u, and being Chinese is part of who you are, you want to learn about your culture and that is your right! Don't let those comments get you... I am 25% Italian and have a nationality (double) people sometimes tend to say I'm not Italian but I don't let them get into my nerves... U GO GIRL keep looking for your roots, that is your right!

[@tylerbarnes972]

As a fellow transracial Chinese adoptee, I feel you and hang in there.

[@jaelortega2127]

You are valid

[@communismwithgiggles2515]

"Do you guys have any idea how hard it is being East Asian and vegan?" Monks: "Such is the path to nirvana."

[@cestalia]

Heck, I'm Southeast Asian, and it's impossible for me 😂

[@Fisinocean]

@@cestalia southeast asian be like: FUCK VEGANISM

[@reddyenumber2]

I’m E Asian and vegan 🤷‍♀️

[@blazerheata6479]

Southeast Asia gang, where people become vegetarian because they can't fully commit to veganism

[@Fisinocean]

@@blazerheata6479 i-okay thats a call oit comment

[@maxw3681]

As a Chinese, I was amazed about the rich knowledge you have on Chinese culture.

[@vannessaisaason419]

All of the all of them have the right of return and the ability set to be used in all the other

[@HPGal3ify]

The jade pendant implies that the stepmother was right about being Houyi's descendant, right? Since she's the one who gave Fefe the moon cake where it was hidden?

[@petra1995]

OOOH

[@amandalynn4979]

Not to mention, at the end, she's wearing Chang'es pendant.

[@maryanellen158]

Exactly

[@JulyBaby]

Ooh!

[@hurlaky43]

That didn't click for me when I first saw the movie, not until this review.

[@coolkcroyale]

“Anything you can do, there’s a 12 year old Asian that can do it better” No truer words have ever been spoken

[@vqleh]

Ikr 😔🤚

[@sealemoji]

i am a 12 year old asian child and i cannot do better f's in math class bitches

[@blkmerican-.2934]

Lmao. I feel like my Chinese friend can do so much better than me but I constantly stay around her cause she makes me feel great inside. But she’s in gifted classes and I’m not so 😭😭

[@lisaart9179]

@@sealemoji you r not being cool you r just being a disappointment

[@sealemoji]

@@lisaart9179 yeah i know my sister says that all the time

[@cloudysky4884]

"The gay lions" Im dying 😭

[@ilikecookies9796]

Gay pride.

[@Raccon_Detective.]

@@ilikecookies9796 Literally

[@SirBlackReeds]

Fellas, what if those lions are actually brothers?

[@pixielofexeus9220]

I am a gay cat and those guys are cool

[@zimora4422]

Lmao

[@NosebleeddeGroselha]

Xiran Jay Zhao: "So if you have a name like Wang Yibo (...) or Xiao Zhan" Me: Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well

[@UnforeseenDemise]

HELP I WAS CAUGHT SO OFF GUARD

[@WeiWuxian490]

Still in my mdzs phase after three years😭😭

[@UnforeseenDemise]

@@WeiWuxian490 I feel you. Though I've started to move on a bit

[@saltypretzel4959]

"She was your girl til she saw my three-tiered stationary case" lmao XD

[@salenebrom6476]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@katekursive1370]

Would 200% work on me. Both back in school... and now.

[@Tamaki742]

Or! Or, the complete art set which in restrospect has the shittiest quality ever.

[@crazybabysittertwin]

Ngl, I may have felt a little tingly... #swoon

[@stargirl7646]

I would swoon haha

[@Yana-qq7yc]

This movie is like Coco cause they both are impressively accurate, talk about grief, and have good songs

[@michaelcinelli4120]

Ironically, it deals with grief in the exact opposite direction. Miguel (and his family) learns that, even in death, his family will always have each other's back; Fei Fei and Chang'e learn to move on because otherwise they would sacrifice their relationships and emotional health by refusing to let go of someone who can't come back. Fun Fact: Coco was going to be about Miguel learning to move on from his mom's death before they got actual Mexicans working on the movie; you could hear that bomb whistling miles away

[@burbujas4448]

Too bad the writers exploited an actual family with no compensation but what else can we expect from Disney

[@michaelcinelli4120]

@@burbujas4448 Well, Disney could turn around, but not until Iger and his ilk are thrown to the hyenas

[@isabelrodriguezsjolund9701]

@@burbujas4448 Typical Disney.

[@KoleMaravilla]

glad I'm not the only one who noticed

[@nightx6975]

I saw a comment somewhere about this movie saying “There aren’t high tech trains in China, why are you praising them?” and I wheezed. The Ignorance in that one sentence is mind blowing.

[@centersolace]

[cries in american where our trains are trash]

[@fireafire]

Oh my god I feel you. I'm mexican and once I read a comment on a movie trailer set in Mexico saying "wait, but there's no grass in Mexico, this is wrong" and I just- jesus.

[@Momo-bu3le]

Ana Laura Ramos HAHA WHAT did they just think?? There was no grass in all of Mexico???? Did they just think Mexico was just one giant desert or something

[@ennenoire]

@@centersolace going to literally anywhere with a functioning public transportation system will show you that the US is just trash like gahlee

[@fireafire]

@@Momo-bu3le Probably LMAO. I hate that every depiction of Mexico in the media is a giant desert filled with drug trafficking, when it's actually a freaking mega diverse country :/

[@Maplestarknight]

Finally watched this movie and in love with the fact that Chang E is miserable and sad until a small child starts also getting miserable and sad and is immediately "Aw fuck wait no"

[@jupitermelichios392]

chinese people: i must specify down to the exact degree how this person is related to me desi people: everyone my age is a cousin and everyone older is an auntie

[@tiryaclearsong421]

My Mom's family is Irish and that's how we address each other too at big events. Family friends also got adopted as cousins, aunts, and uncles.

[@PORT.design]

I'd disagree, Chinese people call anyone much older auntie (Ayi) or Uncle (Shu Shu), anyone only a little older is big sister (Jie Jie) or big brother (Ge Ge), and if the are younger you say little sister (Mei Mei), little brother (Di Di), or little friend (xiao pengyou). My source is living in China and having a Chinese girlfriend who constantly teaches me the proper ways to address her friends and family. Edit: to go off of what she says in the video there are more specific names you can use for immediate family (she gives some examples in the video) but from understanding this isn't culturally required and no one will be offended if you just use the titles I listed above. However it is useful to use the more specific titles when doing things like giving toasts when you are out to dinner with the family because you have to give them to members of the family separately. You normally do that from oldest to youngest, dad's side then mom's side, so for clarification you do use the more complex titles.

[@FirstnameLastname-es1ko]

@@tiryaclearsong421 I’m Irish (and living in Ireland) and that isn’t really something common here.

[@tiryaclearsong421]

@@FirstnameLastname-es1ko My family is American Irish. It seems relatively common in that subculture where I live and not terribly normal in generic American culture.

[@LR-hu2pj]

@@PORT.design dude you're commenting on every thread just to say that you have a chinese girlfriend. Okay wonder bread, you have yellow fever, congratulations, you're trash, now go away.

[@christopherjamesbrown9026]

Beauty, historical education and quirky humor. THIS WOMAN IS PERFECT

[@LR-hu2pj]

Ok yellow fever

[@pharaohbubbles1547]

Shes beyond perfection. Shes Godlike

[@msjkramey]

@@LR-hu2pj when did they ever say anything about her being Asian though? They said she was pretty, smart, and funny. You can appreciate anyone for that, regardless of gender or background. It's not yellow fever. It's appreciating someone

[@LR-hu2pj]

@@msjkramey white man obsessed with average asian girl. yellow fever.

[@helloill672]

@@LR-hu2pj how would you know that the op is a white guy? Also she might be average to you, but others might think different.

[@MeladiFae]

Kind of neat how at 7:26 you say that in China, white is no longer the color of mourning. That it's more of an ancient thing now. But at the end, we see Chang'e wearing white when she mourns her loss of Houyi, because no matter how modern she seems to be, she's from ancient times in her core. That's a nice touch. Idk, I might be reading too much into it lol. Also Kokochin is the most adorable kitty ever.

[@someperson8984]

Sorry to revive this post, but at my great-grandma's funeral, about a half of my relatives were wearing 100% white, no black. It might be a lower class/middle class divide thing, though.

[@landofthehazymist]

my family n maybe it relates to the part of china (guangzhou/pearl river delta) theyre from???? doesnt do that either. relatives of the dead wear white, non relatives (maybe als non first degree relatives?? dont remember if degree separation exists) wear black. sometimes the first category wear black armbands with that, second wears white armbands. sometimes ppl wear tan but i don remember if thats modern/past thing

[@landofthehazymist]

theres ppl who wear all black but in that case everyone else knows theyre following western style clothing for the funerals

[@yutazenrenchin9701]

Not sure if it’s relevant but all the funerals I’ve been to had the dress code as white! Black is too sad or dark for a beloved soul going to the Heaven for us I think haha.

[@Supersonic_saurapod]

“Technically his name is just e” Perfect 👌

[@fossilfighters101]

e

[@theparrot6516]

Yi

[@toffy_honeyc4447]

E

[@MoonFlower123_]

e

[@boluporter1529]

In Nigeria where we import a lot of Chinese things Stationary cases were primary school status symbols. This one guy had a four tiered case with built in sharpeners, retractable ruler and tape measures. Obviously he ran things in that 3rd grade class.

[@PochamaRex]

Well, naturally. Anybody with such a badass stationery case is just too powerful

[@franksonatra]

That's too badass , I can't 😭

[@jananias2985]

I still remember being jealous over my friends' pencil boxes

[@ASTEIR]

@@jananias2985 your friends were tpo powerful

[@isda3314]

Yup, that's the kid who is the badass in class

[@pleasesetmeonfire1166]

Imagine being so smart and elegant that your first KZbin video gets over a million views and suddenly you have a fan base. Xiran is a beautiful enigma and their vibes are untouchable.

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

_Yep and im gonna Xiran because she's good at explaining some this shit and that shit, just like Red from Overly Sarcastic Productions_

[@voguecrab]

*their

[@pleasesetmeonfire1166]

@@voguecrab Sorry! Are they non binary??? I didn’t know! I edited it immediately.

[@voguecrab]

@@pleasesetmeonfire1166 they are

[@pleasesetmeonfire1166]

@@voguecrab I changed it. I had no idea! Thank you so much for telling me. I feel bad my comment sat for a month misgendering Xiran :(

[@finchfern320]

“Do you know how hard it is being an East Asian vegan?” God...I can’t imagine how hard it is being an Asian vegan in general

[@davidm7515]

well its not that hard in India

[@aussiepuppet5250]

@@davidm7515 cows are no.

[@annamaria5088]

@@aussiepuppet5250 not just because of cows, there are many Indians who are vegetarian due to their religious belief like Hindu upper caste (most of them) don't eat any kinds of meat (but use diary products) and Jainism avoid animal products (completely vegan) they even cover their mouth so as not to kill the bacteria in the air. and plus cows are an issue north of India in south and north-east we don't really care (kind of staple in the cuisine)

[@nesser52]

Arctic indigenous: 👀 But it's actually fine if you live in a city

[@Tamaki742]

Technically it's easy to be vegan as an Asian, because at least we season the veggies and tofu/tempe is a good meat substitute. But idk how I'd live without Indonesian fried chicken and organs.

[@saoriyaa8166]

The wang yibo and xiao zhan examples for names had me screaming. But seriously thank you for sharing, this is very helpful and I've always been curious about chinese tales, thank you so much

[@Sophia-vk5bq]

"A lot of their stuff is named after mythological concepts." Meanwhile, the planets in our solar system were named after Roman gods and godesses.

[@unistrut]

There's also the first three American manned rocket programs - Mercury, Gemini and Apollo, along with the rockets Atlas-Centaur and Titan-Centaur.

[@Sophia-vk5bq]

@@unistrut Yeah, we love our Greek and Roman mythology. lol

[@Sophia-vk5bq]

@Rob Pritzlaff true. Muslims also contributed a lot to mathematics, algebra comes to mind.

[@alexinitalics188]

... And Jupiter's moons are named after women Jupiter has been with... and they sent a spacecraft there called Juno, Jupiter's wife...

[@iwannaseehowlongyoucanmakethis]

@Rob Pritzlaff I only know Betelgeuse that still has an Arabic name.

[@lyons9853]

Before costume change: "Idk.... I guess she kinda looks like a cartoon version of you. Maybe? A little? Sort of?" After costume change: "....how could I have been so blind?"

[@ella_wu]

I envy your knowledge about and passion for your culture, inspired me to start educating myself about my asian background :)

[@XiranJayZhao]

I DO IT ALL FOR THE DIASPORA

[@nurailidepaepe2783]

I wish there was more info on pre-christian belgian culture out there..

[@anzaia2164]

@@nurailidepaepe2783 I wish there was more pre-christian Europe in general. Greece is basically all we have.

[@ella_wu]

@@nurailidepaepe2783 you might find books in your local university library or ask (via email) some university professors that teach about this or similar subjects. I had good experience with that. Just check out their websites :) gl

[@Pukeprincess]

I ain’t even Chinese, I just think she does a really good job, and I want to learn more about other cultures :)

[@TheMrAmras]

I remember seeing a quick documentary about how movie's creators get to one village to help them getting it right, and how a grandma heberged them and making them shit ton of traditionnal food.

[@saviiimonet2473]

Seeing your eyes light up with Chang'e and seeing yourself as her is why representation is important asf

[@princerufioh]

Makes sense that it’s in the representation matters collection

[@rollypolly8515]

"I turned vegan" makes it sound like a supernatural transformation. I feel that.

[@cheeseclover]

what broke my heart was how emotional fei fei was over her mother that her old mannerisms such as her mother caressing her hair bothers her so much that she broke down and cuts her hair impulsively. the kicker was when towards the end the crane messes with her hair which just- AKSJKJAKJAAAAAAAAA💗💓💞💕💝💝💘💖💘💘💕💓💗💞💕💓💘💝💖💝💘💞💕

[@maoluvr]

@Letícia Lopes It is true, but the tradition is long gone already. In ancient China, we valued filial piety over everything, and we believed that your body was part of your parents', and so they called the shots therefore you should never cut your hair because that's disrespecting what your parents have gifted you with. Of course, this tradition is now not in use naymore and we are allowed to cut our hair ^^

[@a_gal.in.your.basement]

@@maoluvr Plot Twist: I don’t cut my hair and it’s hella long

[@eireanncarter]

It would be a delight to listen to your telling of various Chinese sun and moon legends. You have an interesting style of storytelling and your occasional tangents are always interesting.

[@fratguide9835]

“The secret Ingredient is love” *turns back to video* “holy crap she’s turned into the moon goddess!”

[@erinsweeney3326]

“My girlfriend turned into the moon” “That’s rough buddy”

[@ReinaElizondo]

Same though

[@Dotum]

@@erinsweeney3326 I almost didn’t get the reference I would’ve hated myself wow

[@moviemaster8510]

That’s Rough, Buddy: The Musical

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

Artemis : _my supposed to be my 'boyfriend turned fiance' turns himself into a constellation_ Chang'E : _that's rough buddy_

[@PancakeTheKat]

@@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967 omg lol 😂

[@ghostprince9247]

Hou Yi: my first girlfriend turned into the moon.. Orpheus: thats rough buddy

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

@@ghostprince9247 Hou Yi : _"what's your tragic love story?"_ Orpheus : _"I know she's behind of my back..."_ *[Eurydice shows up]* *[Orpheus looks behind his back]* *[Eurydice disappears]*

[@ghostprince9247]

@@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967 Chang E from the moon: THATS ROUGH BUDDY

[@travelswithblindcane]

I'm the whitest of white people and admittedly know nothing about Chinese culture, but your videos have made me so interested in it. You're such a great presenter! Thanks so much for being so entertaining and educational, and give Kokochin some scritches for me!

[@ghostbones5927]

Same, their videos are mint

[@byme.9183]

This.

[@hannahosb5132]

Omg same, it’s so fascinating and I can’t wait to learn more

[@ezzyedits6942]

@@ghostbones5927 *They the Creator is genderqueer they use they them pronouns

[@ghostbones5927]

@@ezzyedits6942 ey thanks

[@anahongow5801]

Aside from how much I always enjoy these videos and how much I learn from them... I don't know why hearing Wang Yibo' and ZhanGe's names here took me completely by surprise lmao. It SHOULDN'T, but it did. It's like some weird fandom crossover I wasn't expecting LOL

[@mewtwo6849]

"Double smooth balls, look out for those" I mean...it's pretty accurate, no matter if you're watching for gay lions or regular gays

[@lugoorstar]

69 likes. Nice

[@SirAgravaine]

I'm so glad the Disney live action Mulan was so bad that it forced you to create a channel because your content is everything I need

[@meriadriao4007]

"it is not a chinese festival dinner without some crabs getting steamed alive in a pot" me, black latine from brazil's northeast: OH MY GOD, SAME

[@laurinha2892]

I'm from Brazil's northeast too and yeah, can relate

[@thaissa215]

Brazilian southeastern with northeastern grandparents (I know it's a stereotype, but bear with me pls): SAME. One time my little sister decided to adopt one of the crabs, named it "Azul" (it had some blue accents), created a house for it out of a shoebox, with a bed and different rooms and everything. She really bonded with it during the day, I'm pretty sure there are pictures of them stored somewhere, it was a whole thing. It ended up in a pot. On the same day.

[@laurinha2892]

@@thaissa215 Oh God lolol rip

[@ysabellarivera8166]

@@thaissa215 oof, your sister must have been traumatized 😬

[@east3213]

S A M E ! I actually feel like Brazilian northeastern culinary is actually quite similar to a few asian cultures! Like cooking seafood in leite de côco (coconut milk) and yeah!

[@valpardo6405]

I love that you give backgrounds of the characters and story. If I was a huge Netflix producer I would make a Netflix show called " The Legends and The Myths" where it's people using art, animation, dance etc to tell stories of their culture and folktales.

[@vannessaisaason419]

allow the player in distress with zombie attack

[@KramerKontained94]

Shout out to your cat just vibing in the background

[@addresssimilar3738]

Being related to a legendary character in china is like being related to genghis khan as another Asian, it's never as impressive as it sounds

[@reithehunter]

or having an "imperial last name" in vietnamese. oh, your last name comes from the very last royal family? guess what, it's nguyen and 40% of vietnamese population have it

[@artemis6703]

@@reithehunter lol i can relate

[@artemis6703]

my last name is the last name of some random royal family of the tang dynasty or something. the only thing that's special about it is that it's not a very common last name, but honestly, it's not very impressive lmao

[@PORT.design]

@Crow I am so sorry, but that story makes me laugh a little. When signing official documents in China I always have to be conscious about writing my last name first and including my middle name otherwise government officials get confused comparing things to my passport.

[@matthewvp8507]

A lot of people think that Scottish clan names mean that you’re descended from old kings, but actually all the inhabitants of the glens would use that clan name so it’s all very muddled

[@janecat8753]

"I've had so many people tell me that she looks like a 3D cartoon me" I was thinking that throughout the entire movie!

[@ocernia1895]

SHE'S NOT? oh, she's not...

[@ocernia1895]

I'm a idiot I know

[@jhardman1876]

I paused it a few moments before she said that and her facial expression was the same as the pic of Chang'e and my brain went !!! I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed it

[@phersephonia3706]

Damn girl, when's the makeup tutorial dropping? That look is absolutely fire :D

[@sadwasdead5065]

the bunny wanting to stay is the most disney thing i've ever seen, despite this being made by netflix

[@drawnwithlove3499]

Technically it's produced by Glen Keane, who was a big animator at Disney during it's renaissance

[@iwakeupandboomimarat]

glen keane used to work at disney, so thats why it feels very disney-inspired

[@possummagic3571]

The bunny was given to her by her mother. Leaving her behind was another symbol of letting go of her grief for her Mom.

[@sinlunar8150]

bunnys mate all year arou-oppp😳

[@chikiexx6587]

@@sinlunar8150 klee

[@sheevpalpatine1105]

i just love how your intro style is "have you ever [stuff] thats me, that happened to me"

[@a_touch_of_reality]

Yess, I love this intro style, it's so unique.

[@Talpfote]

Fun fact about the gay lions: I watched this movie with my best friend, and, after I saw your video on the original mulan, noticed the balls. So I turned to her and said "You know the lions are gay." She stopped the movie and went "What?" And I nodded and explained the cub and ball thing to her. I don't think she cared, but for my part, I never felt so educated in my life 😅🤣

[@lkntgkltrndfl]

20:39 but the fact that they covered up the 1st and 2nd place winners faces is so shady😭😭😭

[@TitheGirl]

have you ever followed a youtuber that always made you stay up past 2am? why is your upload schedule always like this??

[@XiranJayZhao]

because i'm a mess

[@TitheGirl]

@@XiranJayZhao I mean same. at this rate I'll never miss an upload, sleep is a small sacrifice.

[@inubaka07]

@@XiranJayZhao it's 2020 the world is a mess so it's ok we're all messes together.

[@strapata]

@@XiranJayZhao It works very well for us in Europe though! Cool video after weekend brunch is always nice :)

[@imveryangryitsnotbutter]

When it's 2:00 AM in the US, it's roughly 3:00 to 6:00 PM in China.

[@krabiat]

"she was your girl until she saw my three-tiered stationary case" i'm the girl

[@angelitabecerra]

I'm now that gal too

[@javencummins1426]

I'm that girl too.

[@mushroomlover9384]

Just casually dropping MDZS actor references - sure, no biggie.

[@hanon880]

hahahaha totally thought the same xDD

[@dchen8874]

ay hahaha

[@softdromo82]

ikr, loved it

[@itz_rubyflare6052]

With the novel Mo Dao Zu Shi ?

[@otakuismybae2700]

Trueee

[@karenfield3665]

Watched this movie because of this video, because I hadn't known it existed before. I wasn't prepared at all for it to be about grief for a lost mother, dad remarrying, and everything that goes with it. My mom died almost 20 years ago, and I still cried like a baby and had a hard time finishing it. What an incredible gift for a parent to give to her kids. Thank you for pointing me towards it.

[@NWolfsson]

15:18 "Gay moon lions!" Jay Zhao really likes her gay lions trivia, doesn't she?

[@tookawaii9765]

Don't we all

[@gafasgrandes2280]

"So he shot them down" "If there's anything you can do, a Chinese 12 year-old can do it better"

[@G.C.Nightwalker]

She is going to have an amazing KZbin career at the very least there's just something about her content that makes me click instantly

[@Prof.SeverusSnape]

It was the cat in the background, wasn't it? Admit it, it's okay, we don't shame in these parts...👀

[@sena167]

I think is because the videos are fully packed with information non-stop my procrastinating brain loves it

[@wrenisprobablyb0red]

@@sena167 Why is it that when you need to use old information/ learn specific information, the human brain decides to learn new unrelated information instead?

[@Alex-ji9sz]

@@wrenisprobablyb0red Who knows

[@ezzyedits6942]

*they the Creator is genderqueer their pronouns are they them

[@berry.mixxxx]

dude chang ge in over the moon is literally the most underrated icon and I still don't know why there aren't as many compilations of her on youtube yet

[@liana3886]

Yess, the Queen is back!

[@instinctfan23]

I swear, I'm gonna flip if she and Gajin Goomba are going to do a collab

[@Nameless_mixes]

Exactly what I was going to comment verbatim 😂🙌👑

[@ezzyedits6942]

Everyone here the Creator is genderqueer they use they them pronouns

[@liana3886]

@@ezzyedits6942 Really? Where did you get this information? I just want to confirm it, but if the creator really identifies as they/them, I will change the comment.

[@katienichole6905]

Getting to learn about chinese culture: good Getting to learn about chinese culture from a charismatic chinese woman with a lovely voice: great Said woman has IMPECCABLE taste in clothes, hair, and makeup: excellent The OUTFIT SWITCH this episode: IMMACULATE

[@mel4957]

ngl when you mentioned that "qie zi" is basically just saying "cheese" for a photo, it reminded me of visiting Ecuador to see family and how we all say "whisky" to smile for photos

[@BlueMiaou]

in France we say "Ouistiti" and I'm not sure about what the English translation would be but it's a monkey

[@Nara-fd7wt]

That's pretty common in Latin America not only Ecuador

[@mel4957]

@@Nara-fd7wt true, I just mention Ecuador since it's where I'm from specifically lol

[@sofilupi]

In Argentina we also say whisky jajaja

[@princessazulaofthefirenati5870]

Lol same. My family lives is Esmeraldas and Quito

[@elainejacobs990]

"K-Drama signs of terminal illness." I nearly choked. This is so true 🤣 every K-Drama ever.

[@comradeclaus]

Am I the only one who doesn’t care much about the movies she’s reviewed but is here Instead for her quirky attitude and the knowledge she presents in a very easy to understand and fun way? No, no I’m not. But god damn it’s true. This is quality content.

[@Dargonhuman]

For real, I wasn't even all that interested in Chinese culture until the algorithm plopped her into my recommended feed, and now I'm sitting here hoping she actually does get around to making a series about Chinese mythology.

[@mige14linares14]

Same! Her level of research is amazing and the way she explain things are so straight to the point yet funny is so refreshing to see, also 🌈knowledge🌈

[@wandering__siren]

So true! Now I got interested in Chinese culture and this is all thanks to her.

[@_Meretricious]

Her use of the Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo’s name is absolutely seamless.

[@treethief4987]

I was looking for this comment

[@cincin366]

i wasnt expecting it at all XD

[@headsroverheels]

🙌🏻

[@samuraix558]

And a MOOD

[@desereeboyer7555]

Im trying to heal dang it ;-;

[@staninsertkpopgroup1181]

"wang yibo and xiao zhan" you maam is a cultured woman

[@snowromance203]

Legit!

[@lintheartist]

HONESTLY!

[@rarabang3584]

I have never lost anyone in my life, but I’ve almost been crying throughout the entire movie.

[@RudolphRed]

“It’s a Pacific Rim meets the Handsmaid’s Tale reimagining of the only female emperor in Chinese history.” I had to rewind and listen to that twice then pause to process it, lol.

[@salenebrom6476]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@cosmicriptid]

Like yes I am very confused but very interested

[@ram333]

Random word associations are tight! Potato lightbulb with a guinea pig judge

[@rosin_eater]

The “Chinese teachers are so nosy that they will make you change your hair” is definitely true. Idk if this is completely accurate but when my mom was in middle school her hair was to long and the teacher just cut it at school. Or it’s just some other story I heard somewhere else. But the teacher definitely told her to cut her hair.

[@tohmastillstansloona1691]

lmfao istg my mom has told me this also

[@weirdofromhalo]

That does depend on when your parents grew up, though. Mine grew up during the Cultural Revolution, so... yeah. Not a ton of teacher meddling.

[@Hana.K_Hana]

Not even Chinese but still from an asian country, the teachers are really annoying boys can even have nice hair like at all

[@rosin_eater]

@@Hana.K_Hana it’s always the classic bowl cut

[@diyujeon1941]

In most of Nepal, we girls have two braided pig tails in like a loop or something that is tied with a red/white ribbon. Our school thought that it was a hassle so they made us keep our hair in a ponytail and braid the loose hairs lol. If you didn't braid your hair, u getting scolded honey! The guys had it hard tho like their hair couldn't touch their ear or else they would cut it completely and make them go bald. Which is quite hilarious tho. We'd come out of classes just to tease them.

[@riarivera5995]

“Try lee, there are a million lees” -Sword master dude from avatar.

[@riarivera5995]

@Raisy Rosye There's a million lees. Very common in the fire nation..

[@amandalynn4979]

*I originally heard 'Ty Lee-'*

[@dr.jackbright963]

Piandao

[@gubjorgm.2259]

18:43 Sounds a lot like the vikings did (at least Icelandic vikings) but it was a coin and it basically meant that you promised to be there for a person when they are in distress.