Tang Wen
Last updated 2025-02-28
Tang Wen is an open-world NPC initially located in Inazuma City, Inazuma.
After completing Raiden Shogun's Story Quest, Imperatrix Umbrosa Chapter: Act II - Transient Dreams, she can be found in both Inazuma and Liyue, traveling between the two locations with no apparent pattern.[add condition]
Location
Tang Wen can be found in both Inazuma and Liyue, traveling between the two locations with no apparent pattern.[add condition]
Tang Wen's location (Inazuma)
Additional context
Tang Wen's location (Liyue)
Additional context
Profile
(To be added.)
Appearance
(To be added.)
Quests and Events
Commissions
Idle Quotes
- Before completing Transient Dreams
What could be next...
- "The Sakoku Decree, the Vision Hunt Decree... *sigh* What could be next?"
- After completing Transient Dreams
- What next...?
- "*sigh* What other monumental changes could by lying just around the corner...?"
Dialogue
Dialogue Set #1
Available before completing Transient Dreams
- Tang Wen: ...
- Tang Wen: Ah, hello. I was thinking about something, and I didn't notice you. Sorry.
What's on your mind?
- Tang Wen: I'm thinking of the current situation of Inazuma and the Raiden Shogun's policies...
- Tang Wen: I couldn't return to my hometown to see the Rite of Parting due to the Sakoku Decree, but somehow, I also happened to witness a turning point in Inazuma's history.
- Tang Wen: Ah, I'm so sorry. I forgot to mention that I'm a historian from Liyue. Although I can't go home for now, I did get a chance to document the change of policy in Inazuma. It's been such a blessing in disguise.
- Tang Wen: Hmm... About these policies. I still cannot come up with a final conclusion. I think that in order for us to judge a piece of history, we must document it completely first.
- Tang Wen: Therefore, I have decided to stay here for a while and witness future developments in Inazuma.
- What was Inazuma like before?
- Tang Wen: I think using words like happy or joyful to describe the Inazuma locals back then isn't really accurate... A more appropriate word would be "vigorous."
- Tang Wen: The Inazuma locals before the lockdown would still worry about life's troubles. However, they had a vigor then that cannot be matched now.
- Tang Wen: People are indeed living stable and peaceful lives, but if you look at the closed borders, the closed shops, and the patrolling samurai who go around seizing Visions... I don't think that anyone can feel at ease in such an oppressive situation.
- Tang Wen: And this is not to mention those people whose life took a drastic turn after they lost their Visions.
- Tang Wen: Does the Raiden Shogun, who seeks Eternity, really desire an Inazuma that looks like this...
- So, what have you heard about the Rite of Parting?
- Tang Wen: To be honest, I was really terrified when I learned about Rex Lapis' passing in a letter from Liyue...
- Tang Wen: Aside from being shocked, I also somehow felt regret that I was not in Liyue at such a crucial moment.
- Tang Wen: I could only write to my family and my fellow researchers, asking them to document what happened at that time...
- Tang Wen: Ah, Rex Lapis lived through thousands of years. If he were still around and saw what's happened in Inazuma, I wonder what he would say...
- Goodbye.
- Tang Wen: Goodbye. Perhaps we shall all witness history yet.
Dialogue Set #2
Available after completing Transient Dreams, while she is located in Inazuma
- Tang Wen: ...
- Tang Wen: Ah, hello. I was thinking about something, and I didn't notice you. Sorry.
- What's on your mind?
- Tang Wen: I'm thinking of the current situation of Inazuma and the Raiden Shogun's policies...
- Tang Wen: I couldn't return to my hometown to see the Rite of Parting due to the Sakoku Decree. But on the other hand, I also happened to witness a turning point in Inazuma's history.
- Tang Wen: Ah, right, sorry. I forgot to mention this before, but I'm a scholar of history from Liyue. I'm presently in Inazuma to record the changes occurring here.
- Tang Wen: Hmm... Still, I've yet to reach a final conclusion regarding these policies. I think that in order for us to judge a piece of history, we must document it completely first.
- Tang Wen: As such, I 've decided to remain here for a while and witness future developments in Inazuma.
- Tell me about the changes occuring in Inazuma...
- Tang Wen: Ever since the Sakoku Decree was abolished, I can feel "life" returning to Inazuma.
- Tang Wen: You can see it on people's faces, the way they once again shine with a happiness that can only come from within.
- Tang Wen: I believe that this Inazuma reflects the true goal of the Raiden Shogun, who seeks Eternity...
- So, what have you heard about the Rite of Parting?
- Tang Wen: To be honest, I was really terrified when I learned about Rex Lapis' passing in a letter from Liyue...
- Tang Wen: Aside from being shocked, I also somehow felt regret that I was not in Liyue at such a crucial moment.
- Tang Wen: I could only write to my family and my fellow researchers, asking them to document what happened at that time...
- Tang Wen: Ah, Rex Lapis lived through thousands of years. Were he still to see what's happened in Inazuma, I wonder what he would say...
- Goodbye.
- Tang Wen: Goodbye. Perhaps we are witnessing history as it is being made.
Dialogue Set #3
Available after completing Transient Dreams, while she is located in Liyue
- Tang Wen: ...
- Tang Wen: Ah, hello. I was thinking about something, and I didn't notice you. Sorry.
- What's on your mind?
- Tang Wen: I'm thinking about how times can change oh so quickly...
- Tang Wen: Just like how I couldn't return to Liyue to see the Rite of Parting due to the Sakoku Decree, and yet I also happened to witness a turning point in Inazuma's history.
- Tang Wen: Ah, right, sorry. I forgot to mention this before, but I'm a scholar of history from Liyue. My greatest wish is to see history with my own two eyes.
- Tang Wen: It is my belief that in order for us to judge a piece of history, we must first document it completely.
- Tang Wen: My time in Inazuma has really got me thinking about how history can be winding, and yet change so very suddenly, too...
- Tang Wen: Fortunately, I'm no longer some student who needs to worry about her next thesis.
- Tang Wen: Those graduate students who had Inazuman history as their subject are probably in for it now: in the worst case, they might even have spend [sic] several sleepless nights rewriting their theses.
- So, what have you heard about the Rite of Parting?
- Tang Wen: To be honest, I was really terrified when I learned about Rex Lapis' passing in a letter from Liyue...
- Tang Wen: Aside from being shocked, I also somehow felt regret that I was not in Liyue at such a crucial moment.
- Tang Wen: I could only write to my family and my fellow researchers, asking them to document what happened at that time...
- Tang Wen: Ah, Rex Lapis lived through thousands of years. Were he still to see what's happened in Inazuma, I wonder what he would say...
- Goodbye.
- Tang Wen: Goodbye. Perhaps we are witnessing history as it is being made.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Tang Wen |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 汤雯 Tāng Wén |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 湯雯 Tāng Wén |
| Japanese | 湯雯 Yuzuru |
| Korean | 탕운 Tang-un |
| Spanish | Tang Wen |
| French | Tang Wen |
| Russian | Тан Вэнь Tan Ven' |
| Thai | Tang Wen |
| Vietnamese | Tang Wen |
| German | Tang Wen |
| Indonesian | Tang Wen |
| Portuguese | Tang Wen |
| Turkish | Tang Wen |
| Italian | Tang Wen |
Change History
Released in Version 2.0