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In a remote mountain village in Ming China, Gu Sheng-zhai is a well-meaning but unambitious scholar and painter, with a tendency towards being clumsy and ineffectual.A stranger, Ouyang Nian, arrives in town and agrees to his portrait painted by Gu, but his real objective is to bring a female fugitive back to the city for execution on behalf of the East Chamber guards.
The Painted Skin, a tale from Pu SongLing, narrates a story of a yaoguai that collects and disguises itself in human skin "Painted Skin" Another theme is the ambivalent nature of beauty, which can mask great evil. This theme was the driving force behind Pu Song Ling's tale the "Painted Skin", as the author himself noted in a postscript:
Chinese fishermen had settled on the Penghu Islands by 1171, when a group of "Bisheye" bandits with dark skin speaking a foreign language landed on Penghu and plundered the fields planted by Chinese migrants. The Song government sent soldiers after them and from that time on, Song patrols regularly visited Penghu in the spring and summer.
Huang, Hans Tao-ming (2011). Queer Politics and Sexual Modernity in Taiwan. Hong Kong University Press. ISBN 9789888083077. Minford, John (2006). Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. Penguin Books. ISBN 9780140447408. Sondergard, Sidney (2008). Strange Tales from Liaozhai. Jain Publishing Company. ISBN 9780895810519. Xiao, Mingxiong (1997).
Huang Zitao (Z.TAO) at the Fashion Kode 2014 . On December 27, 2011, Huang was formally introduced as the third member of Exo (with the stage name Tao). [7]In late 2013, Huang took part in filming for MBC's celebrity diving program Splash!, but withdrew due to injuries, [8] and the show was cancelled due to injuries to multiple other contestants.
The Book of Lieh-tzǔ: A Classic of Tao. Translated by Graham, A.C. New York City: Columbia University Press. 1990 [1960]. ISBN 0-231-07237-6. The Songs of the South: An Anthology of Ancient Chinese Poems by Qu Yuan and Other Poets. Translated by Hawkes, David. Penguin Books. 1985. ISBN 0-14-044375-4. Komjathy, Louis (2004).
In the initial episodes, she wears a metal glove called "Qilin Shou" (麒麟手 / Qilin Glove) to cast a family spell called "Qi Lin Mai Chong Guang Tao Can" (麒麟脈衝光套餐). Later, she uses a gun named "Wu Feng" (烏風 / Zaocys ), which was given to her by the God of Guns years ago.
In 1996, at the age of twelve, Chen enrolled at Shenzhen Arts School and studied under clarinet educators Jiang Baocheng (姜宝成) and Tao Ran (陶然). [13] [8] Tao Ran, a Clarinet associate professor at the school, had performed solo clarinet and chamber music concerts. He received several awards for his excellent instruction and musicianship.