Interestingly, 98% of Touhou offline events in China are "illegal" because they do not file with the relevant authorities
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I will always oppose associating Touhou with politics; that is the most foolish thing to do, bar none.
Excluding Reimu and Marisa, I think Cirno is currently the most popular character among Touhou newbies
The completion of a planet's orbit around a star is indeed a momentous occasion
So unlike the Japanese or western community, who are mostly fine with Touhou's niche status, there's a bigger push in the Chinese community to get Touhou mainstream, right?
Aside from the pointless price increases, I can't experience the joy of Christmas
I just hope that the Touhou community can have less pointless fighting and more Doujin
Cirno is a character with over 20 years of history, yet she remains incredibly popular, as if she just appeared. I think this indirectly demonstrates Touhou's enduring appeal
If someone truly wants to understand Touhou, they will search for it themselves, rather than commenting "how to understand Touhou" in the comments section of every Touhou-related video.
Since Umamusume seems to still be going strong in th west (not to mention how it made many western touhou artists jump ship), what's the chinese consensus on Umamusume? It doesn't seem like it's as popular as Blue Archive there (similar to the rest of the east asia). Has there been any dramas regarding it. any conflicts with the Touhou fanbase in China, and do Touhou fans in China have any strong opinions on Umamusume?
Today, the Chinese government issued Japan-related cultural restrictions. A large number of scheduled performances in China have been forced to cancel, and exchanges in the relevant cultural industries have also been restricted.
Naturally, many Touhou events have been affected. I think it’s likely that we’ll rarely see Japanese Touhou doujin music circles coming to China next year.
I wish to live in a peaceful era—an enlightened era.
Touhou communities don't appear out of thin air. I've seen many people complain that their schools don't have a Touhou community, but it's not anyone's fault. You have to learn to build one yourself
I hope everyone can see Mamizou's new clothes
This was the first time I experienced the feeling of being owed wages
If I buy a game for the purpose of "Touhou Doujin game", I hope most of the content of this game is related to Touhou. I can accept the appearance of original characters, but I hope it remembers that it is a "Touhou Doujin game"
An associate professor at the Central Conservatory of Music, without knowing anything about Touhou, transformed Maiden's Capriccio into a three-part piece with progressive layers based on her own understanding and improvisation：https://b23.tv/hNlNP9B
I can see Touhou characters on wplace in almost any city. It’s hard to believe that there are still people who think Touhou is “outdated” on the internet today.
Yes, there is no holiday on Teachers' Day
China Koishi Only will be held in Shijiazhuang next year. This will be the second "character-only" expo for the Chinese Touhou community. Given the rapid growth of THO events in recent years, a more diversified expo format is welcome. However, there are currently no "game-only" expos (e.g., showcasing only TH13 content), which is something the Chinese Touhou community should learn from Japan.
I look forward to the National Day holiday all the time -
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