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snickfic) wrote2025-12-06 09:30 amYULETIDE YELLING HERE
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dramapanda_c_feed) wrote2025-12-06 04:35 pmAmerican-Born Actor Daniel Zhou Keyu Renounces U.S. Citizenship to Become a Chinese Citizen
Daniel Zhou Keyu, an idol-actor active in Chinese entertainment, has officially renounced his U.S. citizenship to adopt Chinese nationality.
According to a recent statement released by his agency Jaywalk Newjoy (Jiaxing Xinyue), the idol arm of Jaywalk Studio, Zhou Keyu, who acquired citizenship after being born in the United States on May 17, 2002, proactively prepared all necessary documentation to formally renounce his American citizenship after turning 18. Now 23 years old, Zhou Keyu has become a Chinese citizen. The company emphasized that Zhou has never held dual nationality, in accordance with Chinese law, which does not recognize dual citizenship.
This announcement comes as his latest drama Sniper Butterfly premiered. Many noticed that his name in the credits no longer listed U.S.A when it used to in his past works. It is standard practice for Chinese productions to indicate actors who are from outside mainland China in the credits. Given the scrutiny of celebrities with foreign citizenship, Zhou Keyu switching to Chinese citizenship was applauded.
Daniel Zhou’s parents reportedly divorced early, and he relocated to Beijing. In his own words, “The eldest brother is like a father.” He previously revealed that his father and mother didn’t raise him, as it was actually his eldest brother, 17 years his senior, who took care of him and his other brother since elementary school. Their eldest brother now has a family of his own, though Daniel clearly cherishes the bond they shared having together.
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drabble_zone2025-12-06 05:09 pm
Challenge # 479: To The End
This week's challenge is:
Reminder of Rules
Entries should be 100, 200, or 300 words exactly, excluding titles and headers.
Please place the body of your entry behind a cut.
Tag with the appropriate Challenge, Fandom, Type, and Ratings tags. If a tag for your fandom doesn't exist, leave a request on the Tag Request post and I'll create the tags you need. You can request as many fandom tags as you want.
You don't need to use the challenge word or phrase in your drabble, though you can if you like.
Each challenge ends when the new challenge is posted, but if you're a few days late that's still fine.
NEW RULE: DOUBLE AND TRIPLE DRABBLES ARE ALSO ACCEPTED ;)
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muccamukk) wrote2025-12-06 08:19 amThirty Six Years
The names of the women were:
Hélène Colgan
Nathalie Croteau
Barbara Daigneault
Anne-Marie Edward
Maud Haviernick
Maryse Laganière
Maryse Leclair
Anne-Marie Lemay
Sonia Pelletier
Michèle Richard
Annie St-Arneault
Annie Turcotte
Barbara Klucznik-Widajewicz
CBC: Montreal to honour 14 victims of Polytechnique massacre at ceremony.
Globe & Mail: Progress on combatting intimate-partner violence stalling under new government, advocates fear.
brithistorian) wrote2025-12-06 09:32 amBook read, December 2025
- 6 December
- Komi Can't Communicate, vol. 30 (Tomohito Oda)
tcampbell1000) wrote in scans_daily2025-12-06 09:19 amBeetle + Bee = Zombie Ant: JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA #26-27 (JLI 33)
Warning for psychological horror. This isn’t Black Swan or anything, but there’s some scary mind-control stuff, and the penultimate page shown here has an image that stayed with me for a few days. Also some mild misogyny.
The series title shifts from “Justice League International” to “Justice League America” (no “of”) to distinguish its team from Justice League Europe.
The story starts with that American team avoiding the ringing phone like a bunch of Zoomers.
( Don’t fret, fellas, I’m sure the Atom didn’t REALLY need to reach you guys anyway. )
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rmc28) wrote2025-12-06 12:58 pmOff to Oxford
I'm playing for Cambridge Womens Blues against Oxford Womens Blues tonight. My BUIHA stats page tells me this will be my second game for Cambridge WBs against Oxford WBs, hopefully it goes better than the last one three years ago. None of my teammates from that game are playing today, although five of the Oxford women are the same (and one of those five was on my Biarritz tournament team this summer).
My stats page also tells me that I have scored more points against Cambridge Huskies than for them (1 is more than 0), and that two of my current teammates were my opponents in my WBs v Huskies game three years ago. I have no memory of either of them in that game.
The Womens Blues game is immediately followed by a matchup between the Mens Blues teams, so I'm looking forward to watching that, before we all pile on the coach back to Cambridge.
wickedgame) wrote in lgbtrainbow2025-12-06 02:28 pmYellow; Carlos Reyes | 9-1-1: Lone Star
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