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We miss you Zhang Zhehan. I hope you receive justice soon so you can shine your beautiful light freely again. You brought joy to so many lives, and things haven’t been the same since you were silenced.

(If you’re interested in ZZH’s particular circumstances and why it’s important beyond ‘just one actor’, this is a REALLY good chronicle of the situation (X))

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@What about the CASKS, chief?

Sun, 13 Mar 2022 22:34:55

Birthday artwork I made for JunZheTH

We all miss your beautiful smile, boss cat.

Pray that we can see it soon~

#张哲瀚 #zhang zhehan #fanart

@brilcrist

Wed, 11 May 2022 01:59:07

Happy Birthday Zhang Zhehan

Hope endless light is shining upon you and happiness are always around you.

We are still here, cheering n waiting.

Hope to see you very soon

#张哲瀚 #zhang zhehan #i miss you so much #you have no ideatat #birthday

@brilcrist

Tue, 10 May 2022 13:32:20

Two drawings I did for Zhang Zhehan’s birthday on 11 May. He is a source of light, of beauty, of inspiration, and of joy.

I cannot wait for us to see him again once justice has been restored.

#zhang zhehan #张哲瀚 #happy birthday zhangzhehan

@sheepandpencils

Sat, 14 May 2022 10:19:55

“Or should i take my heart out for all to see, to prove that it bleeds red.”

Stand against cyber violence. We wait for the day the scales of justice are rebalanced in your favour.

#zhang zhehan #zhang zhehan a victim of cyber violence #speak up for them #张哲瀚 #the world should burn

@sheepandpencils

Sun, 13 Mar 2022 13:37:21

An update by ZZH’s mother

Posted on: 4 December 2021

ZZH’s mother wrote a letter expressing and addressing the accusations and what ZZH had been through yesterday, 3 December 2021.

Translation and all updates about the cas e here.

This was posted by Mr Li who had been helping to fight for ZZH’s issue recently.

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@jjheejz

Sat, 04 Dec 2021 11:01:32

This is an ongoing update about the case from start to development. List of all related posts can be found on this blog’s pinned post (link provided at bottom of each post as well).

Posted on 22 August 2021

About some details

Since there is a development of the case, the purpose of this post is to bring attention to some things that revolved during the breakout:

1. Timeline

Below is an excerpt from this post:

Looking through the timeline, it took a total of 2 days = 48 hours, minus the hours that took before the news came out in the morning and everything that followed after, = less than 40 hours to remove him.

“Everyone argued, discussed, and then made a clear process, and a wind direction was quickly established, very quickly, and then other voices basically disappeared…In terms of the timeline alone, from beginning of the matter until he was banned, it basically took less than 40 hours. For more than ten hours, this incident was actually a protagonist with a small reputation relative to the whole public*. From the occurrence of the remarks to the condemnation of the public, it was basically less than 24 hours…this matter quickly established a public opinion orientation on the internet and could even force media to change its calibre. From the perspective of weibo (and twitter) alone, speech in other direction was basically suppressed, and even cyber-violent. This is actually a very obvious incident that someone is involved in an accident, but no other remarks can be heard. Moreover, the problem of this incident is very sensitive.” - a commenter from one of the source, about this case.

*we have to realise he is popular in the Entertainment Industry and people who know about WOH, those who do not follow these, will definitely not know about him, therefore they also used fans POV to create the whole public perception

2. Organisation that announced the ban

When the case first came out, there was a huge onslaught about the “Government Officially announced…” Did a check about the Organisation (Google translate did a good enough job):

“The China Association of Performing Arts (China Association of Performing Arts) is a national first-level social organization under the supervision of the Chinese Ministry of Culture. It is a national, industry-based, and non-profit social organization formed voluntarily by performance operators and performance practitioners.“

(aka, it is not managed directly by the government, but by people in the Entertainment Industry)

This information serves to clarify about the organisation, so before jumping to conclusions, please note that the decision may be due to the memorial day (as referenced to the commenter above on calibre part).

Still, the quick to conclude judgement without checking properly when the news was fresh, was really prevalent. So this is something to raise attention to.

Source of organisation info here (in Chinese)

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Feel free to raise any other.

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@jjheejz

Sun, 22 Aug 2021 20:25:20

‘Word Of Honor’ related translations

I’ll put all the interviews, posts related to Word Of Honor that I’ve translated in this post. (There might be spoilers if you haven’t watched the drama yet)

#word of honor #shan he ling #zhou zishu #wen kexing #gong jun #zhang zhehan #龚俊 #张哲瀚 #山河令 #shl cast #chinese translation

@kimmy-trans

Sat, 03 Apr 2021 13:51:27

For Noni ✨
Thank you for your endless patience w this overly perfectionist one u_u
And ty for keeping me company, and for prying this out of my hands before I spent another month fussing over its flaws haha

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