Title: Blind Carbon Copy (10/?)
Genre: Adventure, Drama
Ratings/Warnings: PG13/Angst+Humor
Summary: Japan's new teleportation machine goes awry, and an America from a world where his Revolution was disastrous comes to visit.
Pairings: US/UK Germany/France on the side.
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The faded flag of the United Kingdom clung desperately onto the mantle... )
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oh man, China and Hong Kong and England. I remember a few years ago when China regained Hong Kong IRL, the feelings in the air (I didn't really get what was going on then, but still). That triangle just seems a tangle of worms now, given the rising Hong Kong-China Internet tensions these days. England's last lines - nice snappy one-liners! And I laughed at the bubble tea - England, you would!
This world's England is delightfully creepy and Off, out of focus and warped. I liked the musings on empire, that was very nicely done all around. And asdflj so many people's plans piling up on each other, I am insanely curious to see how it all unfolds!
the apprehension weaved into the boy's face, "weaved" should be "woven"
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Yeah, the tensions between HK and China have been flaring like mad! That professor was quite ...crazy. I wanted to play around with the dynamics between three for quite some time -- I was originally going to have HK manipulate both of them against each other, but I guess that plan's not working anymore. :P
Oops, thanks for catching that, just fixed it!
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I'm curious - when did you decide to bring in Hong Kong for the ~drama~? The topic is really more relevant than ever these days, especially with the heightened tensions. (That professor is one thing - did you see the locusts ad?) China was so happy to have HK returned, back in the day, but look where we are now. I wonder about Hong Kong's thoughts before the return - was it ever a patriotic/emotional issue for them, or was it like that only on China's part?
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I hear that Vancouver's getting flooded by mainland immigrants though nowadays.
Wonder what the pre-1997 Hong Kongers there feel about it.
I remember the handover quite well, I didn't know things would turn out like this.
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Did you guys see the locust ad parodies? Don't miss the America one.
http://www.chinasmack.com/2012/pictures/anti-mainlander-hong-kong-ad-parodied-becomes-internet-meme.html
Am thinking of writing a kink meme fill for it but you know, I take forever to get around to things.
(Despair)
Do you have a tumblr blog? We all seem to be at tumblr nowadays.
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And I'm still around, last semester was just particularly busy. :(
You should go ahead and write it! Unless, of course, you have real life things to contend to, as that always takes first priority.
I do have tumblr! I'm weird-number on there, what's yours?
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http://fluffcloudyao.tumblr.com/
My blog is mostly focused on China, Chinese culture and hetalia. I hope my blog doesn't make me look like a Chinese nationalist or something. I do love Chinese culture but I have a very ambivalent relationship with the actual country and mainlanders that I think Hong Kongers and Taiwanese will probably understand perfectly :/
If you think Chinasmack is bad, Chinahush is worse. The owner is a Chinese American but he appears to have decided to forgo moderation totally after a promising start :( but there are interesting articles sometimes.
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Heh, I'm sure it'll be fine. You'd have to express support for the PRC before that happens, and I think most people who are interested in China will catch on to the difference pretty quickly.
Oh yeah, Chinahush is really bad. Sometimes I have a difficult time believing that there exist so many people with such a high level of hate.. but none of them sound like they're trolling.
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