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A follow up from this poll.

Honestly surprised by the results. I thought everyone was gonna invent a talisman peak for WWX, though talisman peak seems to have gotten the silver.

Bronze is a tie between LQG and GQG? Okay, if we’re gonna kill LQG as per PIDW canon, I can see it, but won’t he get caught immediately? Or is it gonna be the qi deviation’s fault again?

Also, GQG!WWX is gonna have to live like a Lan, except bald and round like a Buddha statue, though I guess if he’s in seclusion he won’t get found out, but he needs to help fix the plot. And this is good training for when he marries LWJ.

Scumcumplane is tied for fourth place. I wasn’t gonna include them at first, but I wanted more leeway in case anyone looks for them.

Because SY gets his own body (I really like beast peak SY), SJ will be directing WWX as his system. No idea how this one will turn out.

Similarly, SQH!WWX will be directed by airplane where WWx clocks SQH and MBJ’s big gay crushes on each other and decides to kill time with matchmaking since he’s not gonna be in SQH’s body forever.

Fifth place is the Zui Xian PL, which makes sense, but also think about the angst potential of WWX brewing Uncle Four’s wine.

Sixth place is YQY and QQQ. If it’s PIDW, SJ will know immediately that this is not YQY and will probably work together with WWX to get him back (after a lot if bargaining and convincing). The other peak lords might also start thinking that SJ is manipulating YQY more overtly.

I… don’t know what will happen if WWX becomes QQQ, but this will most likely be crack. He might get surprised by the amount of near raunchy romance novels produced by Xian Shu Peak… then LMY comes to him for help with her writing…

Last place is MQF. Y’all really didn’t want to give WWX the mustache.

Tumblr user occasionallybrilliant pointed out the angst potential for MQF!WWX where he’s reminded of WQ and WN so soon after loosing them.

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China and The Chongyang Festival (重阳节)

Long ago during the Han Dynasty, a man named Huan Jing and his family were experiencing great troubles. Not only were his parents ill but an evil spirit tormented his town. One day, a Taoist immortal being came to Huan Jing and warned him that he should take his family to the highest part of the village to avoid the coming atrocities. Heeding the spirits' suggestion, Huan Jing did just that. On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, he took his family up a mountain and, upon returning, found his village in chaos and ruins. Remembering the advice the being gave him, he used chrysanthemum wine to defeat the demon and save his town.

While the method of slaying the demon differs from wine to a magical sword depending on the source, the story itself is what matters. This is the folk tale the Chongyang Festival originated from. Celebrated throughout China and Hong Kong the Chongyang Festival, or Double Nine Festival, highlights the importance of ancestral veneration, cleansing of negative energy, and continuation of Taoist tradition. The date itself, 9/9 of the lunar calendar, is picked because in Taoist belief, the number 9 is associated with Yang; masculine energy, light, and the heavens. It being 9/9 means there is an imbalance of energy that must be corrected through certain means.

The festival is significant because it represents a continuation of Taoist traditions even in a modern, arguably westernized society. While China sees rapid economic and urban growth, the people still hold onto practices like honoring ancestors and celebrating festivals rooted in Taoist principle. While Taoism can be considered an ancient philosophical and religious tradition, its principles have survived the test of time in China through being malleable to modern society.

While traditions vary between mainland China and Hong Kong, some are practiced throughout. To restore balanced energy, many Chinese flock to their ancestors' gravesites. Cemeteries become very crowded while families begin showing respect by cleaning family graves, remarking inscriptions, and leaving food offerings. Additionally, like Huan Jing, climbing mountains to pray to one's ancestors, for good fortune, and balance is a common practice during Chongyang. For food, many enjoy chrysanthemum wine or tea (as seen below) and chongyang cakes (as see above). Not only was Chrysanthemum, a flower native to East Asia, used to slay the demon in Huan Jing's story, but it has also been historically claimed to promote longevity and thus used in the celebration. Another tradition is to fly kites high into the air as it represents your bad energy floating off into the sky.

Specifically for China, Chongyang is marked as National Senior's Day. People are encouraged to reach out to older family members to show thankfulness and veneration, relating back to the Taoist tradition of filial piety.

In summary, the Chongyang Festival is celebrated throughout East Asia and represents the deep appreciation for traditional practices and principles that find their roots in Taoism even in a modern society.

-安乐楷

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GCC Youth Program Leadership

GCC Youth Program Consists of 6 Core Themes (Communication, Outreach, In-reach, Missions, Discipleship, Fellowship)

The program is based on interactive teaching, intentional relationships, and community service. More information about the GCC Youth Ministry can be found here:Youth Ministry

Leadership structure:

Our Leadership Structure consists of the following three teams:

Youth Ministry Steering Committee

Youth Ministry Team

Youth Leadership Council

1. Youth Ministry Steering Committee

The Youth Ministry Steering Committee will liaison with between the Session and the Youth Ministry teams and will help with overall strategy and planning.

The Youth Ministry Steering Committee consists of:

Name Eric Yuan Arthur Hsu Justin Guo and Jing Zhu Weijia and Betty John Chen and Jie Lie Steve Rogers

Youth Ministry Steering Committee -Goals and Responsibilities:

Help offload some burdens from the current team

boost parent involvement in the Youth ministry

Help set the vision for the Youth Ministry

Pray for the Youth Ministry

Help prioritize and plan programs and activities

Liaison and communicate with the session

Evaluate and Assess the effectiveness of the Youth Ministry

Membership on the Steering Committee will consist of parents from the Small Group bible studies who have kids in the Youth program. The committee representative will either be the leader of the SG or a designated volunteer and they might serve on a rotating basis.

2. Youth Ministry Team

The Youth Ministry Team consists of parent volunteers who assist in keeping the Youth Ministry viable and functioning effectively and assists with the implementation of the various programs.

Service Area Volunteers Responsibilities Missions Anna Ho, Huiping Tu Short term (1 week or less) service opportunity for teaching, relationship building, meeting physical needs outside of the local community Discipleship High School Arthur Hsu, Tony Wang Find and teach relevant resources and topics for study (or find volunteers to help) Discipleship Middle School Steve Rogers Find and teach relevant resources and topics for study (or find volunteers to help) In-Reach Harriet Lin, Hong He, Mrs. Rogers §  Caring for current youth and families §  Identifying areas of concerns, folks who have stopped coming, going through difficult times §  Reaching out to new comers §  Keep Youth and Parent contact information up to date §  Getting Parents / Family involvement §  Coordinate Friday Snack Schedule with Small Group leaders Out-Reach Meiyun Zeng, Raymond Tsoi, Shuguang and Grace Feng look for a venue where the youth can be directly involved in serving the local or global community (e.g. FMSC) Youth Volunteer Recognition TBD Establish a program for Recognition and Awards for Youth Volunteer Service Communication Jing Zhu Notification of planned programs and activities via Email, Facebook, Tumblr, Web, Remind, etc. Fellowship John Chen, Mr. Rogers, Tony Wang Planning and coordinating events and activities for the Youth and families to interact (e.g. Games Bowling, Skiing/Hiking, Corn Maze, combined activities) Steering Committee Representative Arthur Hsu, Eric Yuan Liaison between the Youth Ministry Team and the Session

3. Youth Leadership Council

The Youth Leadership Council consists of mature youth who will assist with planning and provide feedback for youth events and activities.

Name Daniel Cao Dylan Wang Adriel Chen Mr. Rogers

Youth Leadership Council -Goals and Responsibilities:

Mentor Youth and help them develop skills to assist in leading the Youth program and in growing their faith

The YLC will provide input and feedback about Youth Ministry activites and programs

Weekly Meeting format:

Warm up - games, fellowship, snacks, icebreakers

Welcome - prayer requests and prayer

In Depth - break into small groups for study and discussion

Wrap up - closing prayer or come back together for fellowship

Monthly activities:

Week 1 - Fun and Fellowship

Week 2 - Open Forum - ask-me-anything discussion

Week 3 - Topical discussion

Week 4 - Topical discussion

Week 5 - optional fellowship activity