Legislator Lin Tai-Hua said that the Shen Yun performance is very unique in that the implication of the Buddha School’s principles in the programs is of benefit to uplifting our attitude towards life and resolving the questions about life.
KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan—Legislator Lin Tai-Hua attended Shen Yun Performing Arts Touring Company’s 2013 premiere show in Kaohsiung at the Kaohsiung Cultural Center on the afternoon of Feb. 28. After seeing the show, she was full of praise for the magnificent performance, saying, “Shen Yun performances are something with true sincerity, abundant compassion and sheer beauty.”
Impressed with Shen Yun’s exquisite choreography and magnificent performance, Legislator Lin Tai-Hua said: “Combining dances with modern technology, Shen Yun ushered the audience into a realm that transcended the 5,000 years of Chinese culture, and helped [the audience] understand the essence of the Chinese culture. Through the excellent arrangements in all of the programs, [we] can feel the grandeur of the Chinese culture and history.”
Lin Tai-Hua was particularly impressed with the programs, ranging from the prosperous Tang Dynasty (Tang Dynasty Battleground), and The Journey to the West (Sand Monk Is Blessed), to the folklore of the Yi (Inspired Dance of the Yi) and the martial arts in the Shaolin Temple (When Shaolin Monks Protected the Emperor). She added, “I think it is very interesting to let us understand a series of Chinese culture.”
She also said that the Shen Yun performance is very unique in that the implication of the Buddha School’s principles in the programs is of benefit to uplifting our attitude towards life and resolving the questions about life.
Talking about the choreography, costumes, dances and actors’ statures and movements, Lin Tai-Hua commented, “Being a Chinese audience member of the show, I am proud of them.”
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Reporting by Chu Lily and Bill Xu.
New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts has three touring companies that perform simultaneously around the world. For more information, visit ShenYunPerformingArts.org
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