Joy to the world
Selon qwerty:
Gou Jian did not approve of Fu Chai's new idea for bringing a little colour to the Spring Festival. (Ya Yu has no comment.)
Is this not magnificent? Thank you, qwerty.
"The King of Yue lives most plainly," said the ambassador of Xi. He lowered his voice. "Is it true he sleeps in his own stables?"
"Yes," said Wen Zhong. "He lies every night on a bed of brushwood so as never to forget the humiliation of his state in Wu."
"And I note he refrains from lavish meat and drink at meals as well."
"He drinks only gall, so as never to forget the bitterness of his captivity in Wu."
The ambassador's voice sank to a whisper. "And... the *hat*?"
Wen Zhong remained unperturbed. "It keeps his head warm. Have you ever *slept* in a stable?"
(As a writer, let me say how I burn with envy that I'll never be able to express Fu Chai's dorkiness,
(Wrote Yay Yu the first time; up there with Fab Li as a typo, and much more appropriate.)

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As are you,
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That is so cute and it(the hat) goes surprising well the historical costume!
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Thank you both!
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I love it!
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A nightcap is exactly what the doctor ordered.
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BTW
http://streaming.yahoo.co.jp/sub/drama/taiwan/
I found this yahoo film site and one of the drama is named燃ゆる呉越is this it?
Also thank you for the wonderful sparkly card!
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This (http://www.quick-china.com/movie/detail/dj11834.html) is it, or at yes.asia this (http://www.yesasia.com/global/%E8%87%A5%E8%96%AA%E5%98%97%E8%83%86-dvd-%E5%AE%8C-%E4%B8%AD%E5%9B%BD%E8%AA%9E-%E8%8B%B1%E8%AA%9E%E5%AD%97%E5%B9%95-us%E7%89%88/1005162627-0-0-0-ja/info.html). It's entitled 臥薪嘗胆 or the simplified version thereof 卧薪尝胆. None of my Japanese googling has revealed anything with Japanese subtitles, though I've yearned to see it in Japanese ever since I started watching the extremely unsatisfactory English translation.
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Well I think now that you and M got me interested, I'll start hunting for more Chinese drama. I'm especially interested in the judge thing M mentioned!
Tsutaya has a catalogue of Chinese drama DVDs
http://lx02.www.tsutaya.co.jp/catalog/dvd/plist.pl?item=108&gr1=27&gr2=02
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And to you,
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I'm sure there are some...
Maybe if I go to China town in Yokohama..but then it would be in Chinese I think.
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