A quiet lake, a blue sky, and autumn leaves reflected like a painting — a little moment of peace where the world stands still.

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Brought to us by @Alex Understated and our LME cast! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 The animation The Frog Princess was created in the Soviet Union in 1954. Its plot is based on a Russian fairy tale. The dubbing was done by ESL students of Coach Shane, and the English version of the script was created by Victoria. The evil magician Koschei the Deathless abducted Vasilisa the Beautiful because he wanted to marry her. Vasilisa refused him, and her refusal was pretty mean. Koschei, hurt in his deepest feelings, turned Vasilisa into a frog. It so happens that Prince Ivan was forced by the strange will of his royal father to marry this frog. Fortunately, he was able to break Koschei’s spell. In the end, Vasilisa became a human again, and she and Prince Ivan lived long and happily, in love and harmony. It's also in the Classroom

I found this online: Historically, the Double Ninth Festival was viewed as a day when heavy, potentially dangerous yang energy peaked, making it a time dedicated to warding off illness and avoiding misfortune. Because the holiday's traditional focus is anchored in protection, safety, and elder well-being, wishing someone "peace and health" (ān kāng) is considered much more meaningful and culturally accurate than a lighthearted "happy holidays". Sunday is the Double Ninth Festival in China, so To everyone, "Chongyang Ankang" (重阳安康), "Wishing you peace and health on the Double Ninth Festival"!!