Song Weilong

There was a time when Bai Jingting (白敬亭), Wu Lei (吴磊), Jackson Yee (易烊千玺), and Liu Haoran (刘昊然) were widely recognized as the "Big Four Crushes" (四大墙头). Even people who weren’t active fans enjoyed openly expressing their affection for them on social media. It was a kind of casual admiration—lightweight, emotionally rewarding, but never disruptive to daily life. Today, these four are no longer waiting around for their "crush fans" to come back. For them, the "crush" label has already become outdated. Instead, a younger generation of actors is stepping up: Zhang Linghe (张凌赫), Song Weilong (宋威龙), Li Yunrui (李昀瑞), and Wang Anyu (王安宇) are now the most frequently mentioned names for the "New Big Four Crushes." With this shift, doubts naturally arise. Who has the authority to decide which stars count as a "crush"? Who is doing the judging, who is bundling them together, and who might be at risk of dropping out at any moment? Whether the "new Big Four" can truly hold onto this lightweight yet demanding title remains uncertain. Who Defines and Judges a "Crush Star"? The word "crush" in this context (墙头, literally wall top) originated in anime fandom. It was first used to describe…

A deadly legacy from China’s ancient Wu Kingdom era resurfaces in the suspense thriller Qi Gen Xin Jian (七根心简). Starring Liu Haocun (刘浩存) as Mu Dai (木代) and Song Weilong (宋威龙) as Luo Ren (罗韧), the drama follows a team racing against time to contain seven supernatural artifacts. These relics, born from celestial anomalies and human sin, threaten to activate a cataclysmic ritual. The artifacts demand blood, manipulate minds, and transform bearers into vessels of primordial evil. With each relic requiring seven sacrifices, the hunters become the hunted in a battle spanning centuries. Oracle Bones Turned Deadly During the Wu Kingdom period (1046–771 BCE), shamans recorded grave sins on oracle bones—turtle shells and animal scapulae used for divination. Seven specific bones documented heinous crimes: murder, betrayal, sacrilege, and others lost to history. These artifacts gained unnatural power during a rare celestial event when the Big Dipper’s alignment emitted cosmic energy. The charged bones developed abilities to control thoughts, amplify malice, heal fatal wounds, and corrupt souls. They became known as the "Heart Slips," each representing one star of the Big Dipper constellation. A containment method emerged called the "Phoenix Blood Encirclement." By trapping a Heart Slip and using blood from…