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Liu the Confucian Lion Bio (Updated)
Since the introduction of FurAffinity's folder system, there's no more need for me to make large documents updating them as needed (depending on the document). Prior to it, I had done so with The Mortal's Basic Guide to the G-52s, and a submission on Leo the Patriotic Lion's parallels. With the folder system, however, I elected to give individual characters the solo bios they deserved to have in the first place. I had done so with the G-52s, and now I shall do so with the parallels of Leo the Patriotic Lion.
Liu is Leo's Chinese parallel, hailing from the Qing Dynasty.
Character joint-owned by me and
Chuong
Liu is Leo's Chinese parallel, hailing from the Qing Dynasty.
Character joint-owned by me and
Chuong
Category Story / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 120 x 80px
File Size 1.3 kB
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It wouldn't turn out. When Leo the Patriotic Lion gets hurt, his parallels get hurt, because they are all spiritually connected to him. (Creepy but true.) When he's stressed, they are stressed. So by disappeared, it means they obeyed orders to vacation for a month in Eterna (Zanta's world).
Chuong: *In Chinese* According to the Guinness World Records, the most questions that were asked to an individual is Liu the Confucian Lion of China! Why? China was way ahead of other civilizations two-thousand years ago and invented many great things; complex string instruments from harps to guzhengs, paper, bureaucratic governments, advanced architecture, pasta, and the list goes on.
Shi: *In Chinese* And astronomy too! There is a legend that most people on Earth still believe in to this day about a male Chinese human by the name of Wan Hu. He wanted to be the first being on Earth to explore outer space so he asked his assistants to strap 47 rockets to his chair to literally launch him into space. Instead, he blew himself up by accident. Luckily, the story is fictional but many people still believe in the case of Wan Hu. There are even statues in China depicting Wan Hu and his rocket-powered chair.
Kenneth: *In Chinese* MythBusters actually did a test on that myth by attempting to reenact the story. Because the chair keeps exploding, safest to say, they agreed that the myth is busted and that it actually never happened thank heavens! About two-thousand years later, we Americans became the first nation to put a man on the moon which also makes us the first country to send a person out into outer space for exploration.
Chuong: *In Chinese* I have to say this though; China is a very fascinating country that contributed to the basics of today's modern society. The Silk Trade allowed the world to learn about China's civilization and put their ideas into good use for their own countries. Of course I will admit this; mooncakes are Chinese inventions which are predecessors to fruitcakes and unlike the fruitcakes that the west uses, I do not like mooncakes.
Shi: *In Chinese* And astronomy too! There is a legend that most people on Earth still believe in to this day about a male Chinese human by the name of Wan Hu. He wanted to be the first being on Earth to explore outer space so he asked his assistants to strap 47 rockets to his chair to literally launch him into space. Instead, he blew himself up by accident. Luckily, the story is fictional but many people still believe in the case of Wan Hu. There are even statues in China depicting Wan Hu and his rocket-powered chair.
Kenneth: *In Chinese* MythBusters actually did a test on that myth by attempting to reenact the story. Because the chair keeps exploding, safest to say, they agreed that the myth is busted and that it actually never happened thank heavens! About two-thousand years later, we Americans became the first nation to put a man on the moon which also makes us the first country to send a person out into outer space for exploration.
Chuong: *In Chinese* I have to say this though; China is a very fascinating country that contributed to the basics of today's modern society. The Silk Trade allowed the world to learn about China's civilization and put their ideas into good use for their own countries. Of course I will admit this; mooncakes are Chinese inventions which are predecessors to fruitcakes and unlike the fruitcakes that the west uses, I do not like mooncakes.
*The Avenger translates.*
Leo: He holds the record? I didn't know that. *to Kenneth* Mind you the Cold War was happening, and we wanted to be the Russians there. We did.
Cripto: I wonder if that was Marco Polo's doing? Pizza and pasta you associate with Italy, but some program I saw on the Food Network mentioned China's involvement in pizza, dividing pizza's history into B.T. (before tomato) and A.T. (after tomato).
Leo: He holds the record? I didn't know that. *to Kenneth* Mind you the Cold War was happening, and we wanted to be the Russians there. We did.
Cripto: I wonder if that was Marco Polo's doing? Pizza and pasta you associate with Italy, but some program I saw on the Food Network mentioned China's involvement in pizza, dividing pizza's history into B.T. (before tomato) and A.T. (after tomato).
Antonio: It was definitely Marco Polo who traveled to the far east.
Chuong: There were also rumors that Marco saw unicorns during his journey to the east. Of course that sounds like something that needs to be confirmed by Eternals since they're most likely the ones with Polo's observation notes about unicorns if they do exist.
Chuong: There were also rumors that Marco saw unicorns during his journey to the east. Of course that sounds like something that needs to be confirmed by Eternals since they're most likely the ones with Polo's observation notes about unicorns if they do exist.
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