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Replying to svy29 23 hours ago
Person Miles Wei
Lucky us!Miles hi6 recording again Aug 22-23https://weibo.com/7268284518/5332844898421987
22 August 2026 Hi6 repo
Filming officially began at 14:25 today. Filming wrapped up at 18:30 ~ Today’s guests included the 2026 ‘Flower Youth’ troupe, Wei Zheming, Gao Hanyu, Yu Yang, Ding Chengxin, Yang Di, Li Xueqin, He Ling and Wu Zelin. The nine of them wore the ‘Commute to Work’ outfits for the opening. Their hairstyles had changed slightly. To kick things off, the ‘Flower Youth’ team and the ‘Liuda’ team (a rather forced travel group) – including Mr Wei and his crew – performed a dance, a ‘young lad’s hip-swivelling dance’! There was some hip-swivelling, but my viewing angle wasn’t great; I was blocked from a clear view. I’ll have to watch the screen broadcast the second time round and savour it properly when the full episode comes out. The introductions for the Liuda team were arranged in order of age. When introducing himself, Mr Wei described himself as the ‘tough guy’ of the team (sweating profusely). There’s a mole in each of the two teams; winning the game will provide a clue.
The first game was a teamwork quiz where the winners got to hold a balloon (countdown). . In the first round, Di Ge answered the questions whilst the other teammates queued up to hug him and hold the balloons. When it was Mr Wei’s turn a few times, there was absolutely no coordination—he couldn’t answer the questions. Di Ge simply said: ‘Next question, next question, come on!’ In the second round, Xiao Ding answered the questions. One question was to come up with a nickname for Wei Zheming; his younger brother said: ‘Bao-ao, Bao-ao~’ When asked to give three words to describe Mr Wei, Xiao Ding replied: ‘Handsome, handsome!’ Neither of them answered correctly at the same time, but the Liuda team won in the end.

They changed into a new set of sportswear for the next segment. Teacher Wei’s team wore chestnut-coloured tracksuit bottoms with three white stripes down each side, a white short-sleeved top and a yellow vest with small flowers on it. The interval this time came quite early, and whilst waiting, Teacher Wei’s team played table tennis on the second floor. We could see everyone’s heads except Mr Wei’s; he was hidden right at the back. We only spotted him when he came downstairs.
The second game was a conveyor belt word-guessing game. Yu Yang described it as a rotating conveyor belt, but one that only turned half a circle. Players had to get off and run over to catch the items. The team members describing the items wore headphones to block out distractions. In the first round, Di Ge guessed; in the second round, Xiao Ding guessed. Mr Wei was very clever this time; he’d made progress compared to the blindfolded game. For a few clues, he described the object as ‘a partner like me’ and even called out Xiao Ding’s name three times, saying ‘OK, copy that’ (he’s no longer just showing off!).
We moved to the main stage for the games; the third game involved both teams taking turns flipping water bottles. The task was to stuff a giant deflated balloon into a schoolbag. If one team succeeded in flipping the bottle, the other team had to stop their task and take on the challenge of flipping a coin. Di Ge and Wei Zheming both lunged at the balloon – it was absolutely adorable! They let out a lot of air in one go; as the opposing team kept failing, the two of them even splashed water on the bottle, trying to blow some air back in. In the end, the other team completed the task first, and they were teased that if they’d blown just two breaths less, they would’ve won. People on the sidelines even said, ‘A bunch of women bullying two men, hahaha.’
The fourth mini-game: ‘3-2-1, look this way’. After one round, Wei Zhe took charge whilst Xiao Ding splashed the water. It was Mr Wei’s third time playing this; perhaps his second win had given him confidence, as this time he made a bold claim, telling his younger brother, ‘You just focus on splashing the water.’ The result was 4–0. His younger brother got flustered and said, ‘Just one win is enough,’ as he really wanted to splash water. Teacher He even asked if they wanted to swap players, but they insisted on staying as they were. Mingming, who just loves to play, brought the score to 5–0, and both of them ended up soaking wet. As the two of them went off to get changed, their interaction during the ‘3-2-1’ countdown was something else. From my vantage point, it looked like a misaligned kiss, and the younger brother even used his hand to tilt Teacher Wei’s chin towards him to discuss a strategy or something. It made me feel a bit flustered myself (just kidding).
The fifth mini-game was hopscotch. Both sides faced each other within a half-circle and hopped towards one another; if they met, they’d play rock-paper-scissors, with the loser having to swap players until one reached the other side to win. Teacher Wei stumbled twice, whilst Ming and I bounced up like springs – it was absolutely hilarious Hahaha )
Moving on to the sixth game: the challenge was to say 15 words in a row, plus a quick-fire round. It felt like the questions on Mr Wei’s side were a bit trickier – they had to name three-character nouns ending in ‘zi’, and stage names that weren’t the person’s real name. So hard! In the end, they had to act out the answers. They had to re-enact lines and actions from TV dramas and films. That was tricky too. The final penalty was to vote on who would get sprayed with water. There was a tie among the three team members, so they had to spray each other ten times. Di Ge Da Ji said, ‘Didn’t we agree to press number 4 together?’ Teacher Wei was the one marked as ‘No. 4’, and in the end, the votes were split quite evenly among the three of us—which was actually quite good, ha ha ha.
Finally, there was the ‘identify the mole’ round. Teacher Wei’s team voted directly for Ling, but they got it wrong; however, there weren’t any other penalties. Xueqin was caught in the crossfire. During the ‘identify the mole’ round, Teacher Wei said it was because I was so rubbish that you lot won.
During the break, Teacher Wei was playing around in front of us.

Cr-@Fion-Miles
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On Nirvana in Flames 5 days ago
#PhoenixDoesn'tPerch
OnQixiFestival #Soft words convey long-lasting affection, red threads tie up the auspicious night; this heart remains unchanged, walking together day and night. #PhoenixDoesn'tPerch# Stay tuned!
https://m.weibo.cn/status/5333566781392791?jumpfrom=weibocom

YT link
https://youtube.com/shorts/uLXsqfgv8dc?si=_lak5JwzgipAOg9y

Translation:
XJ: 'Can you...
"Can you stay by my side forever?"
QCG: "Through the heavens and the underworld,"
"My heart will always follow you"

That’s Miles's voice đŸ”„đŸ’“
Is WJY using her own voice anyone knows? Sounded good!
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Replying to weixing89 6 days ago
No. Where did you see? It wasn't rumoured to air today. There will be more materials tomorrow and on 24/25 AugustAir…
Probably fake.
Boyhood season 2 started airing on 16th so I am guessing this will air after that
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Replying to Ayanokoji___ 6 days ago
wasn't it gonna air today??
No. Where did you see? It wasn't rumoured to air today. There will be more materials tomorrow and on 24/25 August
Air date 🍉 27 Aug or 1 or 3 Sept
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Replying to Gizmoqueen 8 days ago
Just finished the novel, its fantastic!Love the badass fl in the book. She gets wronged and quits her job as a…
He mentioned in his last livestream that he would not be doing any more sweet fluffy sugar romance. He will still be doing work place adaptations and urban dramas with light romcom. Rest assured!
He said that high frequency of similar roles can inadvertently limit an actor's range and diminish the perceived depth of their performances.
He is prioritizing artistic growth over genre-specific success and he said he will focus on high-concept storytelling and character-driven drama within the given opportunities.
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Replying to svy29 14 days ago
Person Miles Wei
Miles arrived at Chang Sa for hi6 filming. Report from a fan on site, airport scene was chaotic and an absolutely…
What a chaotic situation!
But Miles didn’t just walk away or stand there doing nothing. He stepped in just in time to direct the crowd to move back so the people who fell could get up quickly and safely and thus made it easier for the security to clear the path.
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Replying to JK-L008 14 days ago
Title Nirvana in Flames Spoiler
Will neitizens attack the script writers if it turned bad? I hope it be different from other C-dramas and not…
Of course the scriptwriters will get a backlash and criticism if the drama does poorly. A primary point of skepticism on platforms like Weibo is the background of the screenwriters. Some netizens have expressed concern that the writing team's past experience with short- form or idol dramas might struggle to balance the dense political scheming and deep power struggles required for an epic historical script. Fingers crossed đŸ€ž
It is supposedly a compelling, high-stakes revenge and political-intrigue story centered on a tragic rebirth- a betrayed empress returning undercover as a palace maid. Because the script is a heavily repeated trope (rebirth/return under a fake identity for revenge), I'm interested to see if the script can bypass generic clichés and deliver authentic, high-IQ political warfare.
I would like to think the script tracks Miles's character, Xiao Jue (the 3rd Prince of Xiliang), rising from an unpopular underdog to an emperor who rules the world with the help of Qin Changge. According to early plot leaks, a massive emotional hook in the script involves Xiao Jue betraying his empress and burning her to death (she is caught in a deadly conspiracy under his reign), only for her to return under a new identity three years later to exact revenge. His relationship with Changge is apparently written as a dark, high-stakes romance rooted in mutual trauma, evolving from deep devotion to bitter betrayal, and culminating in a tense push-pull bloody dynamic when she returns three years later under a new identity for revenge. Netizens are expecting an intense, "dog-blood" (melodramatic) love-hate dynamic 😃

I'm highly anticipating how his usually calm and gentle aura will translate into playing a dominant morally grey, and calculating emperor. Having seen his performances in Flourished Peony and LBTG, I totally trust Wei Zheming can pull off the heavy emotional shifts required of the character.
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On Nirvana in Flames 21 days ago
August 4th "Phoenix Doesn't Perch" Release Schedule]

đŸš©Weibo Side
‱ Official Weibo Release Schedule:
10:00 Wrap-up Special
10:10 Wrap-up Photos
10:30 Stills
‱ Artist Release Schedule:
10:00 Retweet Wrap-up Special
10:15 Direct Post of Wrap-up Photos

đŸš©Douyin Side
‱ Official Douyin Release Schedule:
10:00 Wrap-up Special
10:15 Wrap-up Photos with Text
10:20 Wrap-up Compilation Short Video
10:30 Co-created Short Video (Official Douyin Initiated + Artist Co-created)
‱ Artist Release Schedule
: 10:15 Artist Direct Post of Solo Wrap-up Short Video
10:30 Co-created Short Video

https://m.weibo.cn/status/5327929248584287?jumpfrom=weibocom
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