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nancy metz

The white is mourning attire I absolutely hate it when the Jin clan leader says everyone MUST attend the hunt I thought JC and Wuxian had returned their parent's remains before the final battle. Did they not see any of this at the time?

Leaf

To be fair to Jiang Cheng, it was his mum that was training the troops most of the time and she was a hardass too 😂

Leaf

He used the demon blade thing to create the Stygian Tiger Amulet. EDIT for people calling this a spoiler : Wei Wuxian told Lan Zhan this last episode when they're standing on the cliff: he says that he found a Yin Iron Sword in the cave and refined it when he's asked how he forged the Stygian Tiger Amulet.

Leaf

Xiao Zhang did a such a good job with Wei Wuxian, he's literally perfect. And what's hilarious is that his and Wang Yibo (Lan Zhan) personalities are opposites in real life 😂

Leaf

Everyone was wearing that white sash! It's mourning attire. Also why, in the book, Wei Wuxian always says Lan Zhan -and the Lan Clan- are so grim and boring because they wear mourning clothes xD

nancy metz

I think Wuxian stays away from Lotus Pier so much because of the lack of the golden core. Since a new group is being trained,maybe Wuxian would be expected to help with the sword training.

Leaf

If feel Yanli still sees her brothers as the kids they were. She still sees their more carefree selves instead of the traumatised adults they've come to be, or she longs for the innocence to come back and the problem is, it cannot.

Rachel

This is a spoiler as the scene he explains this hasn't happened yet.

avaseofpeonies

Lots to say for this one, sorry if I get long-winded 😆 1. Danmei novels are LOADED with references to the Chinese classics. That's true of xianxia and wuxia stories generally, but the Danmei writers particularly like to lay them on really thick. So, anything reminding you of the Romance of the 3 Kingdoms is right on the nose. 2. Others already mentioned that the white sash is mourning attire, and all the Jiangs are wearing them. They really should be in all white, but I guess the designers wanted to keep the clan color-scheme intact for that gathering, or they'd look too much like the Lans. 3. "Wicked tricks." I don't think anyone has used the term "Mo Dao" (as in the title of the book) which means "demonic path" or demonic cultivation. I can't remember if they ever use it in the drama - they may not have for censorship purposes, but up to this point in the drama, everyone is using different terms. Lan Zhan has been saying "xie dao" meaning "evil path" and in this episode, in the restaurant Lan Xichen said "gui dao", meaning "ghost path" and Lan Qiren said "yao xie". "Yao" is sometimes translated as "demon" also, but it's more like "monster", and "xie" means evil, or destruction caused by supernatural beings, so he got closer to saying "demonic cultivation" but not quite as strong as "mo dao" would be. I think these varying terms point to the fact that no one really knows what Wei Wuxian is doing, but they're all trying to figure it out.

lordj

I actually had the same question in the past and someone told me that the altar or ancestral shrine of the Jiangs must be located in an area different from the main Hall. Maybe at that time, WWX and JC are not yet ready to face the devastation of Lotus pier as the 3 of them promised to return to Lotus Pier, together. So they have first to get Yanli.

nancy metz

Thank you. That makes sense.

Sakura

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Katie-Didn’t

Wei Ying called them wicked tricks in a previous episode. My guess is because he’s not directly channeling the resentful energy with his body, but using the Yin Tiger Tally to do so and when you’re SEEING it, he’s hiding it inside his clothes for quite a while so it very much LOOKS like the energy is coming from him directly (the “trick”). I actually felt like this was something important because he doesn’t have a golden core and if he’s not channeling much through his body to cause much damage as long as it’s use isn’t for long periods and is spaced out, it means literally ANYONE could learn how to do it without needing to be a cultivator. To me that’s a VERY important distinction because it makes it SO much more important for him NOT to explain WHAT or HOW he’s doing anything because it would be horrible dangerous chaos and no one needs to know since they don’t have the tools anyway.

Katie-Didn’t

Agreed. The more he’s there, the more likely he’ll be given something to do where he can’t hide what’s missing. The other half of that equation is you KNOW he has to know everyone’s opinion of him and the more rebuilding Jiang Cheng does WITHOUT his help, the less they can hold Wei Ying’s rep over him AND Jiang Cheng will be hella proud the more he accomplishes on his own which also makes Wei Ying happy.

Katie-Didn’t

7:50 yeah, he created enemies. Doesn’t care. Tide comes in, tide goes out but the ocean stays the same (like principles and justice) from his mindset 😉

Katie-Didn’t

28:25 page 2 aaaand done! All you need for the craziness of this Lan Clan rule book encyclopedia

Katie-Didn’t

White- mourning/funeral wear and purity (as in the soul becomes clean again after death) for Asian color meanings

Katie-Didn’t

59:55 if Jiang Cheng wasn’t so young and knew how to navigate the politics he’d be vaguely mentioning the threat of Wuxian anytime anyone disagreed with him or said anything he found insulting instead of looking lost and nervous. He doesn’t need to tell him to behave at the hunt, misbehave all he wants, they scared of him and their clan has him. He couldn’t be overtly threatening obviously, just chatting up things he can do that no one else can and how he’s got a temper about his clan being disrespected “so it’s a good thing he wasn’t in the room when you said that” and “you’re lucky I’m much more reasonable and I don’t HAVE to mention it to him” etc. As a clan leader THAT would be how you’d play the game with his new young status to avoid being taken advantage of and flip everything in his favor. Unfortunately he’s not experienced enough and doesn’t realize he’s got several aces in one person because he just became so used to how amazing he was as a cultivator it became normal, and the step-up was just impressive but not leverage against anyone (not realizing he COULD (not would) easily do to a clan what he’d done to the Wen supervisory offices).

Katie-Didn’t

1:03:50 I always felt like Yanli was Wei Ying’s stand in mom and played that role for him because he didn’t have one and it didn’t occur to her that Cheng needed the same affection because their mother wasn’t horrible to her. He needed calming with his temper but I think she thought that was just who he was rather than there being a real legit cause. But yeah, the name meanings explain ALL the issues of the 3

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Riri

Did you notice that ever since the sworn "brotherhood", lan xichen has more and more silver (Nie colors) in his robes. I like to think he is wearing his husband's colors. LOL also dont know if anyone mentioned this already but the white waistband was because the Jiang clan are in mourning. They were wearing it last ep too. Yanli and Jiang Cheng's are not very noticeable because of their lighter colored robes. But obviously i also always draw a relation to lan white cause why not?

avaseofpeonies

I am now hyperfixated on looking up every instance the subtitles say "tricks" to see what they're translated from lol. I do have to correct myself on what Lan Qiren said - his "yaoxie" was referring to all the corpses creating ideal conditions for supernatural evil. When he said "wicked cultivation" it was in regard to the Wen clan, and the words he uses do literally mean the Wen Clan's cultivation was evil. But, in Ep 22 when WWX and LWJ are sitting on the roof, LWJ again uses "xie dao" (evil path), but then WWX says “What I’m practicing is not Xue Chonghai’s wicked tricks (xie dao). I learned crafty tricks (gui dao shu fa). The "gui" here means decietful/tricky/cunning/weird/eerie and shufa means magic, so he's saying a path of cunning or tricky magic. (I also have to correct again - this is the term that LXC later used when drinking with WWX, so not "ghost path" but the same term WWX uses himself. Idk why the translator would use 'crafty' when WWX says it but 'wicked' when LXC says it. These subs are all over the place lol) But, back on the roof, LWJ then says “If not done carefully, you’re at risk of degenerating into demonic cultivation.” What he actually says here is "zou huo ru mo", and the 'mo' here does mean demon, but this phrase together means to fall into obsession or madness. But then WWX promises “I will never degenerate into demonic cultivation”, and he does indeed use "mo dao"!!! So we do have at least one "mo dao" straight from WWX's mouth yay!!!

avaseofpeonies

I've found several of these from other characters and it would get too long to include them all, but it's worth noting that in almost all instances of "tricks" in the subtitles, the actual words mean "magic/sorcery."

Happy happyyy

Yanli's name basically means "hate/dislike seperation", it tells a lot about her. Also, I don't think that WWX put on a smiling mask 100% of the time. The good thing about him, which everyone likes his his brightness, positiveness and enthusiasm. He always finds happiness in the dark and appreciate them. Yes, he does fake it sometimes to make people feel better, but I don't want to wash away that whole beautiful part of him. I think all three of the siblings yearn for the happiness in the past, even though it all changed.

Leaf

He literally told Lan Zhan last episode when they're standing on the cliff that he found a Yin Iron Sword in the cave and refined it when he's asked how he forged the Stygian Tiger Amulet. Also I've not watched the drama before so I didn't know there is a scene later on where he explains it, so who's spoiling who now?

Katie-Didn’t

Aaaand THATS where you’re getting to see why there’s a triple meaning for “Wuxian Ying”. There’s the one I’ve already posted previously, there’s a veeeery old one for “Wei” meaning “Emperor” together with “Ying” can be “Emperor of spirits” and another which isn’t normally for names, but applies here for “wuxian” is a GIANT Chinese style archway, the kind you’d see at the top of a staircase for a grand temple or palace, but in the context with “Ying” it would be “great (as in awe inspiring) spirit gateway”. Then put all 3 of those together and you can get the gist of an entirely different meaning for his name vs “epitome of childlike innocence and acceptance of oneself and everyone else for who they are without the need for anyone to change (any more than the sun wants the moon to change or is jealous of it)”