In the plot of " Si Teng," Nishitake finally met Si Teng. In the movie, Qin Fang had been looking for traces of Si Teng and finally found her on Xi Zhu, who had run away from home. Although Si Teng had turned into Kunishi Takeshi's body, Qin Fang recognized her and advised her to accept reality. This meeting allowed Qin Fang and Si Teng to complete many exchanges of self-sacrifice. They sacrificed themselves to each other and expressed their affirmation of their feelings for each other. Therefore, according to the information provided, Nishitake finally met Si Teng.
Yes, Qiu Shan killed Si Teng in the end. In the play, Qiu Shan deliberately let Shao Yan Kuan get close to Si Teng and let Si Teng fall in love with him. However, when Si Teng was at his weakest after giving birth, Qiu Shan personally killed Si Teng's split body, Bai Ying. What Qiu Shan might not know was that Si Teng's original body had been killed by Bai Ying in 1939 and sent to Danar.
It could be inferred that Qiu Shan and Si Teng had reached a reconciliation in the play. Although the details of the reconciliation were not explicitly described in the play, Qiu Shan was shocked and suspicious of Si Teng after seeing him save people in the car accident. However, after Qiu Shan's arrival, Bai Ying took Si Teng and escaped, and the two of them fought against Qiu Shan together. Therefore, it could be said that Qiu Shan and Si Teng finally reconciled in the play.
Si Teng and Bai Ying did not fuse in the end. In the plot, Si Teng was poisoned by Yao Shui and could no longer fuse with Bai Ying. Even though they had joined forces to defeat Qiu Shan, they were about to disappear. Bai Ying turned into ashes, Si Teng turned into a vine flower and disappeared. Thus, Si Teng and Bai Ying did not fuse.
Si Teng didn't merge with Bai Ying in the end. Si Teng was poisoned by the Yao Water and could no longer fuse with Bai Ying. In the end, Si Teng and Bai Ying joined forces to defeat Qiu Shan, but they were also about to disappear. Bai Ying turned into ashes, Si Teng turned into a vine flower and disappeared. Therefore, Si Teng and Bai Ying did not fuse.
In the end, Si Teng and Bai Ying did not fuse. Si Teng was poisoned by Yao Shui and could no longer fuse with Bai Ying. Even though they had joined forces to defeat Qiu Shan, they were about to disappear. Bai Ying turned into ashes, Si Teng turned into a vine flower and disappeared. Thus, Si Teng and Bai Ying did not fuse.
"Xixi is Si Teng's other clone, but she seems to have lost her memories." In the end, Xixi would return to Si Teng and be with Qin Fang.
In the novel Si Teng, Si Teng and Bai Ying did not merge in the end. According to different documents, there were some different statements about whether they were combined or not, but in general, they did not combine in the end. In the ending of the novel, Si Teng and Bai Ying both had their own endings. They did not reunite.
Zhu Xi (1130 - 1200), also known as Hui Weng, was a famous scholar, poet, and politician of the Southern Song Dynasty. He was a student of the Northern Song philosophers Cheng Yi and Cheng Hao, the Southern Song philosopher Zhang Zai, and the Ming Dynasty philosopher Wang Yangming. Zhu Xi was one of the representative figures of Confucianism. His thoughts were known as "Zhu Zi's Confucianism". Zhu Xi lived in the Southern Song Dynasty, when society was in turmoil, politics was corrupt, and the people were suffering. He advocated the study of nature and the essence of human society to achieve the purpose of understanding oneself and changing the world. He put forward the idea of "preserving justice and eliminating human desires", believing that human desires were obstacles to social progress, and that they should restrain their own desires and pursue inner emptiness and spiritual satisfaction. Zhu Xi also advocated education. He believed that education should focus on moral cultivation and knowledge learning, emphasizing the principle of "learning to apply" and "combining knowledge with action". He founded many schools and educational institutions to promote the development of education in the Southern Song Dynasty. Zhu Xi had made outstanding contributions in the fields of culture, philosophy and education. His thoughts had a profound impact on ancient Chinese culture and modern education.
Yes, Nishitake was Si Teng. Nishitake was an individual that had split from Si Teng and possessed all of Si Teng's memories and consciousness. Although Nishitake had a rebellious personality in the drama, her thoughts were the same as Si Teng's. In order to avoid embarrassment and jealousy, Si Teng used an illusion to make Xi Zhu change her face to avoid acknowledging Qin Fang. Thus, Nishitake and Si Teng were actually the same individual.
[Si Teng is not that child.] Si Teng did not have a biological child in the play. Instead, he split into an individual named Nishitake. Xi Zhu was not Si Teng's daughter, but Si Teng's clone. Si Teng hoped to make up for his childhood regrets through Nishitake. Therefore, Si Teng was not the child's mother.