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Wanru's Journey

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• Title: 少年江湖 / Shao Nian Jiang Hu
• English title: Wanru's Journey
• Also known as: 我才不要当盟主 / Wo Cai Bu Yao Dang Meng Zhu
• Genre: Wuxia, romance
• Episodes: 24
• Broadcast network: iQiyi
• Broadcast period: 2023-May-26

An adventure begins with a mistaken identity after nobody pretends to be the illegitimate daughter of the Murong family.

Ever since Murong Zhuwan faked her identity to pretend to be from a prominent family, she is pulled into bloody disputes in the pugilistic world. Clueless about matters of the heart, she becomes enamoured by martial arts genius Murong Chong and also meets the gentle Fu Hong, whose love has turned to hate after thinking that he's been betrayed. Their experiences allow them to grow into chivalrous heroes who fight for the people.

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• Ao Rui Peng as Murong Chong (voiced by Qian Wen Qing )
• Deng Chao Yuan as Fu Hong (voiced by Zhang Bo Heng )
• Zong Yuan Yuan as Murong Zhu Wan / Xiao Ru (voiced by Zhang Zhe )
• Si Zheng as Murong Wei (voiced by Wang Min Na )
• Pu Yu Tong as Fu Yao (voiced by Zeng Meng Yu )
• Wang Yi Zhou as Murong Bao (voiced by Xu Kai )
• Hu Jia Hao as Meng Tang (voiced by Chen Guan Hao (陈冠豪))
• Hu Cai Hong as Madame Su
• Wang Bo Qing as Murong Zhu
• Jin Xuan as Xi Feng
• Ma Shu Jun as Xi You
• Li Jun (李郡) as Master Sheng
• Li Ang as Fu Shou
• Guo Yun Fei as Murong Yu
• Zhao Zhi Liang (赵智亮) as Jian Cheng
• Ren Yi Xuan as Murong Qing (voiced by Zhao Meng Jiao )
• Lin Xi Xi as Su Yueying (voiced by Li Shi Meng )
• Guo Xin Rui as A Xi
• Wu Yi Xun as Murong Teng
• Wang Jun Zhe as Wei Siyun
• Wang Si Yao as Jin Yuanheng
• Jin Wang as Xie Ming
• Jiang Yi Han (江易晗) as Qing Tong
• Bao Xue Song as Wei Liaocai
• Feng Li Ping as Reverend Yun He
• Ge Hao as Hei Ying
• Li Jin Yuan (李进源) as Ji Lan
• Liu Jin Hang as A Chang
• Xuan Yi Hao as Han Jiu
• Wu Mei Hui as Xiu Yu

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• Original Writing: Qing He Gong Zhu Zhu Wan Zhuan (清河公主洙宛传) by Cang Hai Jing (沧海镜)
• Director: Mai Yong Lin
• Screenwriter: Zuo Zhao Yang , Ding Ke Xin (丁可欣), Gao Ying Ying (高莹莹), Li Zhuo Yan (李卓岩), Dong Yu Wei (董雨薇)
• Producer: Lu Jun , Zhong Qi

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• AKA: I Don’t Want To Be The Pugilistic Master
• Genre: Historical Costume Drama Fiction, Romance, Wuxia
• Release Date: 26 May 2023
• Origin: China; Adapted from a novel, Cang Hai Jin by
• Cdrama: 24 Episodes
• Ao Rui Peng as Murong Chong
• Aaron Deng as Fu Hong
• Tiffany Zhong as Murong Zhu Wan/Xiao Rhu
• Si Zheng as Murong Wei
• Wu Yi Xun as Murong Teng
• Wang Yi Zhou as Murong Bao
• Zhong Qi as
• Hu Cai Hong as
• Ren Yi Xuan as
• Wang Jun Zhe as
• Xuan Yi Hao as Han Jiu
• Pu Yu Tong as Fu Yao
• 5 April 2021: Filming ceremony.

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The Unusual European Journey of Thor the Walrus

It’s rare to see one of these massive marine mammals in Western Europe, but Thor spent several months delighting crowds in multiple countries

Margaret Osborne

Daily Correspondent

A rare roving walrus arrived in Iceland in February after a four-month tour of the waters of western Europe. The marine mammal, nicknamed Thor, captured the attention of crowds as he stopped to rest on beaches and in harbors along his journey. 

First spotted in the Netherlands and France in November 2022, Thor then headed up to Hampshire in southern England. He rang in the New Year in Scarborough , England, where locals canceled their fireworks so as not to disturb him. Most recently, he was spotted in Breiðdalsvík on Iceland’s east coast.

“After Thor’s visit to the U.K., we wondered if we would ever see him again,” a spokesperson for British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) said, per BBC News . “We are delighted to have been informed that he is in Iceland.”

Walrus sightings in Europe are rare. In the past 130 years, only about 27 have been reported in U.K. waters, London’s Natural History Museum (NHM) wrote in 2021. But some experts warn that as the ocean warms because of climate change, arctic animals may increasingly be forced from their homes. Loss of their sea ice habitat is already leading walruses increasingly rest on land and travel as far as 100 miles to look for food, per the museum.

Walruses are listed as vulnerable on the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species, though the last assessment was in 2016. At that time, it was estimated around 112,500 mature individuals existed on the planet. 

“The lives of walruses, like those of polar bears and seals, are changing,” biologist and natural historian David Attenborough said in a documentary , per the Observer ’s Robin McKie. “All are living at the frontier of climate change, and all are suffering as a result.” 

Thor may have traveled to Europe all the way from the Canadian Arctic, per BBC News. He’s thought to only be between three and five years old—relatively young for these pinnipeds , which can live to around 40 . He also likely weighs roughly 1,650 pounds, Dan Jarvis, the director of welfare and conservation at BDMLR, tells the National ’s Xander Elliards. Males can grow up to more than twice that size—4,000 pounds and 12 feet long.   

While walruses mostly live in and around the Arctic Circle, fossil remains suggest they were once more widespread, per NHM. Thor is likely an Atlantic walrus , which dwell mainly in the northern waters of Canada, Greenland, Norway and Russia, said Rod Downie, the World Wildlife Fund’s chief polar adviser, to  BBC News in December.

Thor’s European tour is uncommon, but it’s not unprecedented. In recent years, walrus sightings appear to be increasing in Europe. Last year, a walrus named Freya was sighted in U.K., Dutch, Danish and Swedish waters before being euthanized in Norway when officials declared her a threat to human safety. The year before, Wally the walrus traveled to several countries, including Wales, France and Iceland. After capsizing and sinking several boats in Ireland by climbing aboard, officials built him his own pontoon to rest on. And last week, a fisher spotted another walrus on the western coast of Scotland.

Downie told BBC News that it would be “difficult” to attribute these sightings directly to warming trends. “Walruses like colder waters, so it would be counter-intuitive to see more of them here—as arctic waters warm, they would instinctively go further north to colder waters,” he told the publication. Still, “walruses are living on the front line of climate change and face massive threats as sea ice diminishes.”

But due to the unusual nature of these walrus sightings, Molly Gray, the rescue and community organizer of the BDMLR, tells the Guardian ’s Mabel Banfield-Nwachi that climate change might be at fault. “It could be a bit of a pattern,” she tells the publication. “We could definitely see more, but who knows.”

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Margaret Osborne is a freelance journalist based in the southwestern U.S. Her work has appeared in the  Sag Harbor Express  and has aired on  WSHU Public Radio.

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Thor's incredible 3,000-mile journey: How celebrity walrus named after Norse god swam from his Arctic home to the shores of north Europe - before heading back after UK New Year visit

• The marine mammal delighted crowds in Scarborough, Yorks, on New Year's Eve
• But he has finally returned to the sea to continue journey back to Arctic circle 
• Appearance came weeks after he was spotted resting up on Southampton beach
• Thor was also seen off the coast of Netherlands, Belgium and France last month

By Jamie Phillips For Mailonline

Published: 06:51 EDT, 2 January 2023 | Updated: 12:01 EDT, 2 January 2023

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Celebrity walrus Thor has left Yorkshire to return to his Arctic home following an incredible 3,000-mile journey that saw him swim past France and the Netherlands before visiting two English coastal towns.

The marine mammal delighted crowds in Scarborough on Friday , weeks after he was spotted resting up on a beach in Southampton.

Such was the excitement, a cordon was erected around him to keep buoyant crowds in place , with wildlife experts having warned that he was 'taking a break' before continuing his journey north.

Thor is believed to have left his home in the Arctic circle earlier this winter and may have travelled from as far as Canada before he was spotted on the coast of Zeeland, in the south east corner of the Netherlands, on November 6.

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The Arctic walrus continued his journey along the North Sea towards and was seen along the Belgian coast, before reaching the English Channel and the shores of Dieppe and Brittany in northern France.

Thor was pictured resting ashore at the port of Dieppe, Normandy, with no signs of ill health on November 19.

Local authorities again cordoned off the area from the public with the warning of giving the walrus a wide berth, before he dropped back into the water the following day.

More than three weeks later, the walrus was spotted resting on Calshot Beach in Hampshire.

Fisherman Darren McKell was out with his wife Caroline and son Luke in the early hours when they found the 'big lump' on December 11.

The 49-year-old said: 'It was unbelievable and such a shock. I thought it was a seal at first but as I got closer I saw it was huge and it was a walrus.

'It was absolutely amazing to see something like that, especially in these waters. I hadn't realised how rare it was to see a walrus here.

'It was lovely to see but something you'd never expect. I've never seen a walrus in the wild as they don't normally live in these areas. Seeing the walrus was a double-take moment.'

Local wildlife experts asked people not to disturb the creature after saying he appeared to be 'taking a break' in Scarborough

The moment Thor finally returned to the sea after resting at the seaside town of Scarborough in Yorkshire

The marine mammal arrived in Scarborough on Friday night and drew huge crowds to the harbour on New Year's Eve

Scarborough's New Year fireworks display was cancelled to avoid disturbing or discomforting the walrus

 Thor is believed to have left his home in the Arctic circle earlier this winter and may have travelled from as far as Canada

It is believed to be the first time a walrus has been spotted in Yorkshire, and a cordon was put around him to keep excited crowds from getting too close

British Divers Marine Life Rescue were at the scene alongside coastguard, with medics checking on the large mammal.

During his time at the beach, a video showed the moment the walrus grunted at a group of people who got a little too close.

His sighting was said to be 'extremely rare' and he was believed to be heading back to the Arctic circle when he returned to the water hours later.

But Thor reappeared in the Yorkshire seaside town of Scarborough on New Year's Eve.

It is believed to be the first time a walrus has been spotted in Yorkshire.

Council officials cancelled the town's New Year fireworks in order to avoid disturbing the mammal, which is protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.

Speaking on Saturday, local resident Richard Coulson, 51, said: 'I live just round the corner from where it actually is and the traffic up and down our road - it's just like a summer's day, it really is absolutely teeming with cars and people. It's amazing how much attention it's brought.

'It's been well protected - it's been cordoned off so you can't get within 20 feet of it.

'It's the first time I've ever seen one. It's huge. We see seals quite regularly round Scarborough coastline but something of that size, it's enormous.

 Thor arrived in Scarborough on Friday evening, spending two days resting before returning to the water

The Sea Life Scarborough aquarium said its animal care team monitored the walrus's situation, along with the RSPCA and British Divers Marine Life Rescue

'You respect nature when you see something of that size. Its tusks are bigger than my arms.'

Stuart Ford, who runs the Sealife Safari boat tour agency, said: 'I was going down to my boat and there it was on the slipway - magnificent. It's got to be half a ton.

'I think it's a once-in-a-lifetime, first-time-ever thing in Scarborough to see.'

The Sea Life Scarborough aquarium said its animal care team had monitored the walrus's situation, along with the RSPCA and British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDLMR).

RSPCA inspector Geoff Edmond, who was with the walrus on Friday night and Saturday morning prior to his departure, said it does not appear to be sick or injured, and encouraged people to enjoy the sight from a respectful distance.

Mr Edmond said: 'We understand it's exciting and unusual to have the walrus take up a temporary residence, however, it's in his best interests to be left alone as much as possible, so we're asking people to remember he is a wild animal and avoid the temptation to get near to him and disturb him.

'We would also remind everyone that the walrus is protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981, and so disturbing the animal may constitute an offence.'

But Thor finally returned to the water on New Year's Day, departing to cheers from locals.

The walrus surfaced for a few times before finally disappearing into the darkness to continue his journey back to the Arctic circle. 

Thor the walrus pictured during a brief stop-off at Calshot beach in Hampshire, not far from Southampton

Members of the public line a cordon put in place to protect the marine mammal in Calshot, which is protected under UK law

Beth Clyne, a BDLMR medic, tweeted: 'Originally from the Arctic, "Thor" the Walrus hauled out on the Harbour slipway at Scarborough Friday night where he remained for c18hrs to rest and regain his energy. 

'Estimated to be around 8yrs old, he's quite young for a Walrus and may only just be maturing.

'As Medics, we also devoted a large amount of our time to the public. I really enjoyed talking and educating 100's upon 100's of the interested, respectful members of the public. Some were so kind to offer drinks, food and encouraging words to keep us going in the rain and cold!

'Despite the crowds, he seemed to remain relatively unphased and comfortable although, a couple of times once the tide went out or he fancied a change, he would move from the bumpy cobbles & waddle over to the flatter concrete

She added: 'After hours of him teasing us (I thought he was going to rest again) I was so excited and relieved when he finally made his way back to sea! We sprinted to the end of the harbour where we watched him surface a few times before disappearing into the darkness.' 

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