Translator: Wang Wei

Wang Tengyu's Korean name was translated as Wang Tengyu in Korean.

Wang Wei was a male director from mainland China. He was born in 1983 and was a disciple of the fourth generation director Teng Wenji. He had a wealth of experience in television dramas and movies. He had co-directed many TV series with Director Teng Wenji, such as Jingdezhen, Family, and Sour and Bittersweet Couple. He had also independently directed some TV series, such as " The Second Generation " and " The Best Servant." Wang Wei's works were famous for their delicate narrations and emotional descriptions. By depicting the life changes and struggles of three families in Beijing's alleys, he showed the social changes during the 40 years of reform and opening up. His latest work was the urban romance drama,"Heart Residence."

Wang Guowei's Butterfly in Love with Flowers was a web novel written by Xiao Ding. The translation in this novel was: In the year 1936, the artist Wang Qingwei was painting a portrait of a young woman named Huaxia when he discovered that the woman's heart was set on a different man. Wang Qingwei was deeply moved by the woman's beauty and decided to capture her feelings in his painting The portrait of Huaxia completed in just a few days was a beautiful work of art that expressed the woman's love for another Despite the challenges. setbacks that he faced Wang Qingwei continued to pursue his passion for painting and created many other beautiful works of art that were dedicated to the love he had for Huaxia

Wu Jiayi and Wang Xudong had a complicated relationship. In the novel Dear Translator, Wu Jiayi was Wang Xudong's ex-girlfriend and the two broke up due to a misunderstanding. However, in the following story, the two gradually reconnected and became ambiguous. In the novel, Wu Jiayi and Wang Xudong finally got together, but their happiness did not last long. At the end of the novel, the two had to separate due to career reasons. Wu Jiayi finally chose to leave the translation industry.

It wasn't Wang Lichuan and the dear translator, but two different authors, Zhong Xiaokui and Ding Mo.

Was Meeting Wang Lichuan and Dear Translator written by the same author? It wasn't like that. The author of Dear Translator was, and the author who met Wang Lichuan was the famous woman, Elena Grossman.

Wang Wei was a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty. His masterpieces include "Autumn Dusk in the Mountains" and "Deer Wood." "Autumn Dusk in the Mountain" described Wang Wei's secluded life in the mountains. The poem expressed Wang Wei's love for nature and his pursuit of tranquility. Lu Chai, on the other hand, depicted the beautiful scenery of Lu Chai in the evening, expressing Wang Wei's yearning and appreciation for beautiful things. These two poems were both representative works of Wang Wei, widely praised as classics in the history of Chinese poetry.

Tang Wei and Wang Qinian were ex-boyfriend and ex-girlfriend. Tian Yu played the role of Wang Qinian and met Tang Wei during the filming of the TV series Joy of Life. They had developed to the point of talking about marriage, but there was no clear information about the reason for their breakup. Now, Tang Wei and Wang Qinian were both married and living happily.

The Han River is a poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei. This poem depicted the magnificent scenery around the Han River in elegant strokes, expressing the poet's pursuit of a beautiful realm and his thoughts and feelings for the mountains and rivers. The poem depicted the vastness of the Han River, the misty mountains, the scenery of Chu, Sai, Sanxiang, Jingmen, and Xiangyang. This poem was considered by later scholars to be Wang Wei's masterpiece of "fusing painting into poetry" and had a high artistic summary. The Han River was selected as one of the 300 Tang Poems and was praised as a good sentence through the ages.

Wang Wei's Red Peony was a quatrain of five characters, depicting the beauty and sorrow of peonies. In the poem, Wang Wei described the appearance of the peony with green peony leaves and red petals, connecting the peony with the beautiful scenery of spring, expressing the sorrow of the peony and its nostalgia for the passing spring. This poem used a beautiful woman as a metaphor for a flower. The artistic conception was beautiful and playful. Wang Wei's poems were famous for their tranquil and quiet style. This poem also reflected his pursuit of a leisurely life. At the same time, the poem also revealed Wang Wei's emptiness and annoyance about material life. In general, Wang Wei's Red Peony was a good poem that blended feelings and scenes, and was subtle and deep.