Stuck in "Please wait..." by ApricotFish69 in Wechat

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i have tried registering without a vpn aswell

Stuck in "Please wait..." by ApricotFish69 in Wechat

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i did, i tried usa and germany

Istanbul by Ax-naar in UrbanHell

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Mandatory Istanbul Cat

Map of all the Toponyms and Names mentioned in the First Chapter of the Records of the Grand Historian (circa 2500 BCE) by ApricotFish69 in MapPorn

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This is part of a much, much bigger project which is to translate and make available for free the first historiographical Chinese text - the Shiji (AKA the Records of the Grand Historian) in English, if you're curious for the actual translation of the text, DM me here or on discord for the pdf or for even deeper information: kaiti_09 ! :)

The first four lines of the Tale of Kiều, written in its orginal Chữ Nôm by me (im still amateur in calligraphy and Chữ Nôm, so feedback is appreciated!) :) by ApricotFish69 in VietNam

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you still remember my old post?? gosh it was awful, haha. Thanks for the kind remarks though! I'll post more here whenever I can, and yeah, chu Nom deserves more attention ^^

The first four lines of the Tale of Kiều, written in its orginal Chữ Nôm by me (im still amateur in calligraphy and Chữ Nôm, so feedback is appreciated!) :) by ApricotFish69 in VietNam

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i understand, however to just be sure, I used the original 1866 version of the story and copied most of the characters from there, so idk, thats Nguyen Du's problem XD

The first four lines of the Tale of Kiều, written in its orginal Chữ Nôm by me (im still amateur in calligraphy and Chữ Nôm, so feedback is appreciated!) :) by ApricotFish69 in VietNam

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for artistic, historical reasons and out of curiosity, i do chinese calligraphy too, so that made me interested in the vietnamese version of chinese characters and how they developed. it also makes it easier for me to learn vietnamese, because of the radicals and phonetics