Lol that was the time we call jiahua smart and always winning argument over jiaxin. But now, when i see chenlv, damn he twist the words and make people admit what he said is just another level. Now i want to see a bickering jiahua vs chenlv which one is going to win😅
Is everyone calling their boyfriend "brother" in the gay chinese world just to make it vague/ less direct? just wanna know because it's often to see these between couples addressing each other.
This is a bit tricky one, Because if you are in a Heterosexual relationship, we still call hc other brother and sister…. So if you are a girl and you are being with a man you are likely calling him brother(Gege)
China often uses honorifics/titles to address people. It's common to use the suffix "-ge" (~older brother) for an older male you're close to. Same goes for "-di" (~younger brother) for a younger male you're close to. You also have equivalents for women. You'd use -jie for one older than you and -mei for a younger one.
Many countries in (if not all of) Asia refers to everyone by familial terms even you’re not related. So calling someone older/younger brother isn’t literal, it’s just a polite way of referring to an older/younger male.
![[Engsub/bl] Q&A!! 😍+ story about first kiss || Liucong x Chenlv](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ox1Gm2UU6Rs/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Engsub/BL] LvLv does not like pure love, he wants to be a sexy boy ⚠🔞 | Chen Lv & Liu Cong](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gFgFn3YiwGg/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Engsub/BL] The journey to make flirt the boyfriend's heart is extremely cute || Chen Lv & Liu Cong](/img/n.gif)
It feels like a vivid dream to finally watching chenlv with his boyfriend lmaoo
Lol that was the time we call jiahua smart and always winning argument over jiaxin. But now, when i see chenlv, damn he twist the words and make people admit what he said is just another level.
Now i want to see a bickering jiahua vs chenlv which one is going to win😅
☝🏻👌🏻
they really fight and then kiss and make up in split seconds 😂😂
Liucong and Chenlv are so cute!
Lots of energy flowing
Hope they’re happy together snd no longer fighting ❤❤
Thank you the sub! They are my favorite couple now along with Jielin and HaoNie
5:46 boi tricked me
好甜又好登對，不可以吵架要好好的相處哦
Thankyou for uploading video of them
And also thanks for putting lots of effort in translating for us💗🙏
theyre so cute 🥰
So far i like their dynamic, please upload a lot about them in the future too, thank yoou 💞💞💞
pls uploads a more video this couple Is very cute
Rewatch for third Times already 😌☝🏻
finally chenlv
His boyfriend is so fine love them both🫶 He finally have a bf😭 BTW when did he announce?
Earlier this month .
Any will tell me when they are announced there relationship
Me encanto el video.son muy lindos. Y la chica tambien que bailo.hermosos todos. De Argenrina los veo
The dancer is boy, not girl😂
Es hermosa la pareja!!!Yo los veo !!!!🤗🥰🇦🇷
i love them❤️❤️
Thank you uploading vd,but li jiaxin and li jiaxua vd where?
They said it may be next week.
Are they ok. I know they had some relationships problems previously
@@meredithlogan291 they're fine
@@meredithlogan291 what was that
Sdd
They'r so cute
Meninos lindos 😊
ui ông kia nhảy nhạc VN kiaaa=))
More pleaseeeee. 😭😍
So cute ❤️
Can u update more video about liu cong with chen lv ?😭😭
🌈🌈🌈🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘💜💜💜💋💋💋
Cute
Please videos of haohao and nienie
Cual es la cuenta verdadera ho Dios 😶
斗罪夫夫
Me confundo son hermanos? Oh los subtítulos están mal?
Is everyone calling their boyfriend "brother" in the gay chinese world just to make it vague/ less direct? just wanna know because it's often to see these between couples addressing each other.
This is a bit tricky one, Because if you are in a Heterosexual relationship, we still call hc other brother and sister…. So if you are a girl and you are being with a man you are likely calling him brother(Gege)
China often uses honorifics/titles to address people. It's common to use the suffix "-ge" (~older brother) for an older male you're close to. Same goes for "-di" (~younger brother) for a younger male you're close to.
You also have equivalents for women. You'd use -jie for one older than you and -mei for a younger one.
Many countries in (if not all of) Asia refers to everyone by familial terms even you’re not related. So calling someone older/younger brother isn’t literal, it’s just a polite way of referring to an older/younger male.
Their "soul brothers".....2 peas in one pod. 🤗
Do they have an ig acct?
how tall are they?
Tq!!!!!
they are thai i guess, hmm?
They're Chinese
English pls
English please
bruh turn on cc