Yang Yan

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Recently obsessed 🩷 Takachiho Farm's burnt caramel milk‼️ The subtly sweet caramel flavor spreads throughout my mouth 🩵 It's an addictive taste‼️ 'Available at Seven-Eleven 😊' by Yan Yan Moo-kun @yumemirubunny #TakachihoFarmSeries pic.x.com/0ucwHUUU1R"

"Yan Yan, it's too cute that you're learning Japanese by watching Rider 🥹 I wonder which series it is..."

The translation of the tweet is: "Wait, Yan Yan is back too...! 😭🩶"

"Yan Yan Summer Memories (Yi Yi A One and a two) - Pool, izakaya, seaside, evening rain... It feels nostalgic, yet like we can't go back... The everyday events that the characters experience are depicted calmly, and there are times when it might seem boring, but suddenly, beautiful scenes wash over you like a wave, and you can't help but be comfortably engulfed by them. It makes me want to cry."

The tweet translates to: "It has been 5 days since I started playing Narukami. If you don't mind, would you like to be friends? I'm using Bleach, Yan Yan, and Linne. ID: 716471142 #Narukami"

The tweet translates to: "Not only in 'Germany Zero Year,' but also in 'Yan Yan: Summer Memories,' there is a sense of lolicon from the teachers. It’s interesting how such elements can transcend borders and eras."

The translation of the tweet is: "Is Yangyang and Q still not here...?? ;;"

The translation of the tweet "ヤンヤンとQかえってきたの神" to English is "The god of Yan Yan and Q has returned."

Watching Edward Yang's "A Brighter Summer Day" for the umpteenth time. It offers glimpses into the irreversible moments of life, from weddings to funerals. Not only the characters on screen, but also the audio captures different lives. For a character with nowhere to return to, the reflection in the window glass makes the tail lights flicker. I find myself moved by each of these moments.

It seems like Yan Yan is quietly exploring the mysteries of the world, seemingly indifferent to the noisy adults filled with mixed emotions. I am deeply moved by the scene where NJ hums "Mr. Tambourine Man." It's charming to see the cover photo of "A Hard Day's Night" and a portrait of Bob Dylan taped to the wall at home, appearing multiple times.

"Hahaha, my first impression of Yangyang was like Tegoshi (in a good way), so I feel a bit strange 🤣🫶🫶"

The tweet translates to: "I saw the prices of Chocoballs and Yan Yan dipping sticks, and this is my situation."

The tweet translates to: "The design of Yan Yan is so unique (compliment) that I could never tell which person ⚔️ Yan Yan was for life..."

"I watched it at the end of the year, but I want to watch it again."

The tweet translates to: "Is it that having graduates makes various permissions difficult? Yangyan and Q are living proof of immortality, so I really hope they come back."