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  1. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    is currently working on a Fuzzing Test led by @dqhl76. This test is very impressive and will greatly improve the stability of OpenDAL.

    We plan to first add it in OpenDAL and then integrate it with OSS-Fuzz for continuous fuzzing. Stay tuned!

    github.com/apache/incubator-op

    #opendal
  2. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    now has support! I don't know the use case yet, but it seems interesting 🤣

    github.com/apache/incubator-op

    #opendal #etcd
  3. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    I learned a lot from the community about maintaining an open source community. I hope to improve some aspects of the community!

    #iceberg #opendal
  4. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    @ownclouders All of them are using WebDAV service support.

    #opendal
  5. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    has established integration tests with @ownclouders, providing our users with increased confidence when connecting to . 😘

    github.com/apache/incubator-op

    #opendal #owncloud
  6. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    now includes integration tests for the service with @Nextclouders which means that our users can confidently use OpenDAL to access data stored in Nextcloud.🥰

    github.com/apache/incubator-op

    #opendal #webdav
  7. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    I'm happy that will soon have a new committer! 🤩

    #opendal
  8. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    is too enterprise-level.

    In order to figure out how to set up an App for test, I registered four or five Apps just to debug different parameters. During this process, I encountered various strange problems such as "Tenant does not have a SPO license".

    #azure #opendal
  9. Xuanwo @xuanwo ·

    It is interesting to see that can read and write data in .

    #opendal #dropbox
  10. Michael Höckelmann 何彌夏🇹🇼🇭🇰🇪🇺 @[email protected] ·

    #OTD: Li Longji 李隆基 (685–762, r. 712–756), temple name Xuanzong 玄宗, aka Illustrious Emperor 明皇, was not only born (685) but also ascended the throne of the Tang 唐 (618–907). #MedievalTwitter #MedievalChina #長恨歌 #EverlastingSorrow #AnLushan #安史之亂 #ChineseHistory

    #otd #medievaltwitter #medievalchina #長恨歌 #everlastingsorrow #anlushan
  11. Michael Höckelmann 何彌夏🇹🇼🇭🇰🇪🇺 @[email protected] ·

    #DOTD: Li Dan Li Dan 李旦 (662–716), Ruizong 睿宗 (r. 684–690 & 710–12), Emperor Emeritus 太上皇 of Tang 唐 (618–907). Deposed by his mother, Empress-regnant Wu Zetian 武則天, he yielded the throne to his son, Li Longji 李隆基 (685–762, Xuanzong 玄宗, r. 712–56). #MedievalTwitter

    #dotd #medievaltwitter
  12. Fieryzard :mastocheck: @[email protected] ·
    CW: Drawn skull

    My turn to do one of these!

    Hungry Ghost
    ✍ written by dragongirlG
    🖌 illustrated by me! :happey:
    📕 as part of Night Haunt Zine

    🗡 1.4k words
    🗡 Major character death after the fight against the Xuanwu of Slaughter
    🗡 The body never makes it back home...
    🗡 Wei Wuxian must deal with the consequences
    🗡 Bite-sized angst-fueled horror goodness
    🗡 Did I say illustrated?

    ttps://archiveofourown.org/works/43181004

    #FicRec #MDZSFicRec #MDZS #WangXian #MajorCharacterDeath #Angst #Horror

    #horror #angst #majorcharacterdeath #wangxian #mdzs #mdzsficrec
  13. Master Leo @[email protected] ·

    🏰 Travel Photos Plus: Huaqing Palace in Xi'an
    youtu.be/w5Cr2mBgzRI
    vakantio.de/xiefuzi-reise-blog

    #xian #xuanzong #huaqingpalace #yangguifei #chiangkaishek #tangdynasty #travel #chinatrip #explorechina #discoverchina #visitchina #amazingchina #beautifulchina #mychina #yourchina #china #fareast #fernost

    #xian #xuanzong #huaqingpalace #yangguifei #chiangkaishek #tangdynasty
  14. Drama Tea @[email protected] ·

    Celebrating the Flower Gods (贺花神) – Spring Gala Festival 2026

    Admittedly, this isn’t a typical Chinese drama post (but it has CDrama actors!), but I was so wowed by the Spring Gala Festival 5-minute performance, 贺花神, that I had to share it with everyone.

    This is the kind of performance that you need lots of context and knowledge to truly appreciate. Most Chinese audiences would’ve had basic Chinese history and literature lessons, but not most of the world. So I’m here to provide some context to this magnificent performance.

    First, watch the performance below:

    https://youtu.be/CELpUCjLzp8?si=piMkJt6qs8Iwygr8

    The inspiration for this performance is The White Jade Monthly Cycle Set (白玉月令组佩), a Qing Dynasty artifact with twelve petal-shaped jade pendants. Each “petal” represented a month, carved with the representative flower of that specific month.
    Source: Sina

    The Flower Deities:

    1. January: Lin Bu (Northern Song Dynasty)
    2. February: Lu You (Southern Song Dynasty)
    3. March: Lady Xi (Spring and Autumn period)
    4. April: Yang Guifei (Tang Dynasty)
    5. May: Zhang Qian (Han Dynasty)
    6. June: Zhou Dunyi (Song Dynasty)
    7. July: Xu Wei (Ming Dynasty)
    8. August: Li Qingzhao (Southern Song Dynasty)
    9. September: Tao Yuanming (Eastern Jin Dynasty)
    10. October: Wang Zhaojun (Western Han Dynasty)
    11. November: Bai Juyi (Tang Dynasty)
    12. December: Goddess of the Luo River

    January: Lin Bu (Northern Song Dynasty)

    Plum blossoms
    Played by Ning Li

    “Thin branches cast slanting shadows on the shallow, clear water,
    Subtle fragrance drifts in the twilight of the moonlit hour.”

    The poet, Lin Bu, hailed from the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127). He is a hermit of sorts, famous for considering plum trees and cranes as his only companions.

    Most memorably, Ning Li played Song Chen in Ripe Town. He has appeared in Joy of Life season 2 and The Long Night and The Bad Kids.

    February: Lu You (Southern Song Dynasty)

    Apricot blossoms
    Played by Liu Jun

    The poet Lu You (1125–1210) lived through the fall of the Northern Song dynasty. When the Jin dynasty conquered the capital of the Northen Song dynasty, his family fled south. A poet, historian, and government official, he wrote over 9,000-10,000 poems in his lifetime, making him one of the most prolific Chinese poets ever. Lu You wrote poems describing apricot blossoms and their beauty.

    Liu Jun has appeared in dramas such as Romance in the Alley, Guardians of the Dafeng (Emperor Jing) and The Tale of Rose.

    March: Lady Xi (Spring and Autumn period)

    Peach Blossom
    Played by Qin Lan.

    “The peach tree is young and tender, brilliant and bright are its flowers.”

    Lady Xi (also known as 息妫, Xi Gui), one of China’s Four Great Beauties, was a princess from the State of Chen during the Spring and Autumn period (around 684-680 BCE). Forcibly taken by King Wen to the palace after he killed her husband and kingdom, she refused to speak a single word for three years.

    Her life has been honoured in countless poems.

    Qin Lan starred in The Ingenious One, Story of Yanxi Palace, among many others.

    April: Yang Guifei (Tang Dynasty)

    Peony
    Played by Tang Shiyi

    Yang Yuhuan (719-756), better known as Yang Guifei*, was one of China’s Four Great Beauties and the beloved imperial consort of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang. She is associated with the peony flower, which was extremely popular during the Tang Dynasty and symbolized wealth, honor, and feminine beauty – qualities that Yang Guifei herself embodied.

    Tang Shiyi is the principal dancer of the China Song and Dance Opera House. I adored her “Once Upon a Time in Luoyang” dance where she played the controversial Princess Anle of the Tang Dynasty.

    * Guifei is her title.

    May: Zhang Qian (Han Dynasty)

    Pomegranate Flower
    Played by Hu Bing

    The famous Han Dynasty explorer and diplomat Zhang Qian is historically credited with introducing pomegranates to China from Central Asia along the Silk Road.

    June: Zhou Dunyi (Song Dynasty)

    Lotus
    Played by Wang Yang

    “I alone love the lotus that emerges from the mud yet remains unstained.” A famous quote from his essay, “Love of the Lotus”, he praises the lotus flower as a symbol of purity and nobility, representing a gentleman who remains virtuous despite being in a corrupt environment.

    Wang Yang starred in War of Faith, Joy of Life (he was Fan Xian’s beloved bodyguard) and Under the Microscope

    July: Xu Wei (Ming Dynasty)

    Hollyhock
    Played by Zu Feng

    Xu Wei (1521-1593) was a legendary Ming Dynasty painter, calligrapher, poet, and literatus. He was the founder of the bold, expressive ink wash painting style, as portrayed in this performance. Xu Wei painted and wrote poems about hollyhocks

    Zu Feng has appeared in dramas like Welcome to Milele Village, Minning Town and Faith Makes Great.

    August: Li Qingzhao (Southern Song Dynasty)

    Osmanthus
    Played by Li Qin

    Li Qingzhao is celebrated as one of China’s most distinguished poets and is considered one of the greatest poets in Chinese history.

    Her first marriage was deeply harmonious as her husband is a lover of poetry. After the fall of the Northern Song capital, she fled south, and her husband passed away shortly after. Her second marriage was not as harmonious as he mistreated her, and she divorced him, a courageous act for a woman then.

    Li Qin recently appeared in Fated Hearts, which I adored.

    September: Tao Yuanming (Eastern Jin Dynasty)

    Chrysanthemum
    Played by Yu Ailei

    Tao Yuanming (365-427), also known as Tao Qian, was a famous Chinese poet from the Eastern Jin Dynasty who is particularly associated with chrysanthemums. He famously loved these flowers and often wrote about them in his poetry, especially celebrating their symbolism of integrity, resilience, and noble character blooming in autumn when other flowers fade. He is considered one of China’s greatest pastoral poets.

    Appearing in Joy of Life (season 2), Hunting and Silent Honour.

    October: Wang Zhaojun (Western Han Dynasty)

    Hibiscus / Cotton Rose
    Played by Wang Churan

    Wang Zhaojun (c. 50-15 BCE) was one of China’s Four Great Beauties and a famous court lady of the Western Han Dynasty. She was sent to marry a Xiongnu chieftain as part of a peace treaty, leaving the Han court to live among the northern nomads. In one of the legends about her, it is said that on her journey northward, it was said that she was overcome with sadness and began to play her pipa in sorrow. A flock of geese, overcome by the music, forgot to flap their wings and fell to the ground.

    Wang Churan has starred in How Dare You?!, Are you the One, Joy of Life season 2

    November: Bai Juyi (Tang Dynasty)

    Camelia
    Played by Liu Xueyi

    Bai Juyi (772-846) was one of the most famous poets of the Tang Dynasty, known for his accessible and socially conscious poetry — he often criticized government corruption and the suffering of common people. “The Song of Everlasting Sorrow” (长恨歌) is about the tragic love of Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei. It is among his most famous narrative poems. Many of Bai’s poems are quoted in the Japanese classic The Tale of Genji.

    Incidentally, Liu Xueyi also played a flower God in Love Never Fails, except that his true form is a Peony flower.

    December: Goddess of the Luo River

    Narcissus
    Played by Li Yunxiao

    Goddess of the Luo River is a famous figure from Chinese mythology, originally from a poem by Cao Zhi during the Three Kingdoms period. She is associated with the narcissus flower, which blooms in winter and is considered a symbol of good fortune and prosperity during the Chinese New Year season.

    Li Yunxiao is a Chinese actress and Yue opera actress. You can hear her performing this in her sequence.

    #CDrama #CDramas #China #ChineseDrama #CostumedDrama #Culture #LiQin #LiuXueyi #SpringGalaFestival2026 #TangShiyi #TV #WangChuran #WangYang
    #cdrama #cdramas #china #chinesedrama #costumeddrama #culture
  15. JMLR @[email protected] ·

    'Functional optimal transport: regularized map estimation and domain adaptation for functional data', by Jiacheng Zhu, Aritra Guha, Dat Do, Mengdi Xu, XuanLong Nguyen, Ding Zhao.

    jmlr.org/papers/v25/22-0217.ht

    #transport #regularization #measures

    #transport #regularization #measures
  16. Master Leo @[email protected] ·

    🏰 Travel Photos Plus: Huaqing Palace in Xi'an
    youtu.be/w5Cr2mBgzRI
    vakantio.de/xiefuzi-reise-blog

    #xian #xuanzong #huaqingpalace #yangguifei #chiangkaishek #tangdynasty #travel #chinatrip #explorechina #discoverchina #visitchina #amazingchina #beautifulchina #mychina #yourchina #china #fareast #fernost

    #xian #xuanzong #huaqingpalace #yangguifei #chiangkaishek #tangdynasty
  17. Master Leo @[email protected] ·

    🏰 Travel Photos Plus: Huaqing Palace in Xi'an
    youtu.be/w5Cr2mBgzRI
    vakantio.de/xiefuzi-reise-blog

    #xian #xuanzong #huaqingpalace #yangguifei #chiangkaishek #tangdynasty #travel #chinatrip #explorechina #discoverchina #visitchina #amazingchina #beautifulchina #mychina #yourchina #china #fareast #fernost

    #fernost #fareast #china #yourchina #mychina #beautifulchina
  18. FilmBook @[email protected] ·

    Film Review: HAIR, PAPER, WATER...: A Cinematic Tapestry of Rich Values and Intriguing Family Dynamics [Locarno 2025]

    Link: film-book.com/film-review-hair

    #FilmFestival #HairPaperWater... #LocarnoFilmFestival #MinhQuyTruong #MovieReview #NicolasGraux #ThiBatCao #ThiHauCao #ThiHieuCao #TócGiáyVàNuóc #XuanDoanhCao

    #filmfestival #hairpaperwater #locarnofilmfestival #minhquytruong #moviereview #nicolasgraux
  19. Michael Höckelmann 何彌夏🇹🇼🇭🇰🇪🇺 @[email protected] ·

    #BOTD: Qian Xuantong 錢玄同 (1887–1939), Chinese writer and linguist, one of the leaders of the May Fourth and New Culture Movement #五四運動 #新文化運動; a promoter of #Esperanto, he wanted to abolish Written Chinese. #MayThe4thBeWithYou #白話文 #文言文 #新青年 #疑古派 #學衡 #linguist #ModernChina #Linguistics

    #botd #五四運動 #新文化運動 #esperanto #maythe4thbewithyou #白話文
  20. Michael Höckelmann 何彌夏🇹🇼🇭🇰🇪🇺 @[email protected] ·

    #DOTD in #ChineseHistory: Li Longji 李隆基 (685–762), aka Xuanzong 玄宗 (r. 712–56) or Illustrious Emperor 明皇 of #Tang #唐. His reign is marked by a flourishing of #poetry & #religion but also #imperialoverstretch. It ended tragically in the #AnLushanRebellion #安史之亂 #長恨歌

    #dotd #chinesehistory #tang #唐 #poetry #religion
  21. Vietnamnet BOT @[email protected] ·

    HLV Mauro Jeronimo của Nam Định đã chia sẻ thông tin về tình hình phục hồi của tiền đạo Phạm Xuân Son trước trận gặp Lion City Sailors tại Cúp CLB Đông Nam Á 2025/25. Xuân Son được kỳ vọng trở lại sau chấn thương để góp mặt trong đội hình thi đấu.

    #BóngđáViệtNam #CâuLạcBộBóngĐáNamĐịnh #CúpCLBDongNamÁ #XuânSon #PhụcHồiChấnThuong #FootballVietnam #SEAChampionsLeague #InjuriesRecovery #NamDinhFC

    vietnamnet.vn/hlv-nam-dinh-tie

    #namdinhfc #injuriesrecovery #seachampionsleague #footballvietnam #phụchồichấnthuong #xuanson
  22. Michael Höckelmann 何彌夏🇹🇼🇭🇰🇪🇺 @[email protected] ·

    #BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Li Shimin #李世民 (598/9–649), #Tang #唐 #Taizong #太宗 (r. 626–49). He gained the throne by killing two brothers at Xuanwu Gate #玄武門 and became a paragon ruler embodying wen #文 & wu #武. In fiction, he meets the souls of his victims in #hell. #China

    #botd #chinesehistory #李世民 #tang #唐 #taizong
  23. Vietnamnet BOT @[email protected] ·

    Trong buổi tập cuối cùng chuẩn bị cho trận gặp Lào, tuyển Việt Nam đã tập trung rèn kỹ các bài dứt điểm. Các tiền đạo như Xuân Son, Tiến Linh và Tuấn Hải được kỳ vọng sẽ hoàn thành nhiệm vụ ghi bàn.

    #tuyểnViệtNam #bóngđá #ViệtNamLào #XuânSon #TiếnLinh #TuấnHải
    #Vietnam #Football #VietnamNationalTeam #VNT #SportsNews

    vietnamnet.vn/tuyen-viet-nam-t

    #sportsnews #vnt #vietnamnationalteam #football #vietnam #tuấnhải
  24. Vietnamnet BOT @[email protected] ·

    Xuân Son cực ngầu cùng tuyển Việt Nam sang Lào, đồng đội ghi 3 điểm thắng lợi! 🇻🇳⚽️

    #XuânSon #TuyểnViệtNam #BóngĐá #Vietnam #Laos #football #sports

    NONE

    vietnamnet.vn/xuan-son-cuc-nga

    #sports #football #laos #vietnam #bongda #tuyểnviệtnam
  25. Vietnamnet BOT @[email protected] ·

    Tuyển Việt Nam vs Lào: Xuân Son có thể đá chính vì phong độ tốt, tại sao không? Tiền đạo Nguyễn Xuân Son hoàn toàn có thể đá chính trận tuyển Việt Nam đối đầu Lào tại vòng loại cuối Asian Cup 2027. #TuyểnViệtNam #Lào #XuânSon #AsianCup2027 #BóngĐá #ThểThao #Football #Vietnam #Laos #AsianCup

    vietnamnet.vn/tuyen-viet-nam-v

    #asiancup #laos #vietnam #football #thểthao #bongda
  26. Vietnamnet BOT @[email protected] ·

    🏆 Tuyển Việt Nam sẽ đối đầu Lào tại vòng loại Asian Cup 2027 vào ngày 19/11. HLV Kim Sang Sik sẽ không gọi nhiều cầu thủ trẻ, trong đó có sự góp mặt của Xuân Son. Chiến lược gọi quân này nhằm đảm bảo đội hình ổn định cho trận đấu quan trọng sắp tới.

    #TuyểnViệtNam #AsianCup2027 #VòngLoạiAsianCup #VFF #BóngĐáViệtNam #KimSangSik #XuânSon #ĐốiĐầuLào

    #VietnamNationalTeam #AsianCup2027 #VietnamFootball #VFF #KimSangSik #AsianCupQualifier

    vietnamnet.vn/vi-sao-hlv-kim-s

    #asiancupqualifier #vietnamfootball #vietnamnationalteam #dốidầulao #xuanson #kimsangsik
  27. Vietnamnet BOT @[email protected] ·

    Nguyễn Xuân Son trở lại đội tuyển Việt Nam sau gần 1 năm dưỡng thương, HLV Kim Sang Sik đã triệu tập anh cho các trận sắp tới. #TuyểnViệtNam #VietnamFootball #XuânSon #BóngĐá #Soccer #VLeague

    vietnamnet.vn/xuan-son-tro-lai

    #vleague #soccer #bongda #xuanson #vietnamfootball #tuyểnviệtnam
  28. Michael Höckelmann 何彌夏🇹🇼🇭🇰🇪🇺 @[email protected] ·

    #BOTD: Qian Xuantong 錢玄同 (1887–1939), Chinese writer and linguist, one of the leaders of the May Fourth and New Culture Movement #五四運動 #新文化運動; a promoter of #Esperanto, he wanted to abolish Written Chinese. #MayThe4thBeWithYou #白話文 #文言文 #新青年 #疑古派 #學衡 #linguist #ModernChina #Linguistics

    #botd #五四運動 #新文化運動 #esperanto #maythe4thbewithyou #白話文
  29. Michael Höckelmann 何彌夏🇹🇼🇭🇰🇪🇺 @[email protected] ·

    #BOTD: Qian Xuantong 錢玄同 (1887–1939), Chinese writer and linguist, one of the leaders of the May Fourth and New Culture Movement #五四運動 #新文化運動; a promoter of #Esperanto, he wanted to abolish Written Chinese. #MayThe4thBeWithYou #白話文 #文言文 #新青年 #疑古派 #學衡 #linguist #ModernChina #Linguistics

    #botd #五四運動 #新文化運動 #esperanto #maythe4thbewithyou #白話文
  30. Michael Höckelmann 何彌夏🇹🇼🇭🇰🇪🇺 @[email protected] ·

    #BOTD: Qian Xuantong 錢玄同 (1887–1939), Chinese writer and linguist, one of the leaders of the May Fourth and New Culture Movement #五四運動 #新文化運動; a promoter of #Esperanto, he wanted to abolish Written Chinese. #MayThe4thBeWithYou #白話文 #文言文 #新青年 #疑古派 #學衡 #linguist #ModernChina #Linguistics

    #linguistics #modernchina #linguist #學衡 #疑古派 #新青年
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