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“It is very beautiful,” she said. “It was very easy to understand, you can see how it goes from five thousand years ago until today. A beautiful Chinese tradition.”
Rayya is from Thailand and a practising Buddhist so she was happy to see the positive messages in Shen Yun.
“It gives people hope,” she said. “And it makes people do good.”
The contemporary scenes depicting the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in China had alerted her to something “really terrible.”
“It’s a good belief,” she said. “Nothing is wrong. Even if you don’t have the same background, everyone should be able to have their own opinions.”
Sukhwinder Singh said he was very surprised to learn about what was happening in China.
He said the New York-based Shen Yun had drawn the ancient and contemporary scenes very well saying that the performances were “very elegant” and the costumes are “all really fantastic.”
Rayya said she was glad her children were able to see Shen Yun.
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“They loved it,” she said, “They want to be like them.”
Daughter Linen said Shen Yun was, “Fantastic, brilliant. I am going to tell my friends I had a great time,” she said.
Son Denim, the youngest, said Shen Yun had been “really good,” adding, “I really want to watch it again!”
Shen Yun International Company has one more performance this evening at Sydney’s Capitol Theatre before leaving for Melbourne for shows from March 1—6. For more information visit ShenYunPerformingArts.org
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