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TAINAN, Taiwan—The Divine Performing Arts (DPA) performed its third show in the Tainan Municipal Cultural Center the evening of Feb. 21. As with the previous shows, the performance moved the audience and won enthusiastic applause.
Famous calligrapher Dzeng Wo-shih watched the show with his wife. He was deeply impressed by the colors and said that DPA has studied colors very well: “The colors are glowing and beautiful. They presented brightness and splendor. The colors of other shows I watched in the past were darker.
“The performers came from the sky of the backdrop and flew back to the sky of the backdrop. It’s very realistic and very creative.
Mrs. Dzeng, a clothing designer, said, “The show was very good, which made people comfortable. The overall co-ordination is great.” She also praised the show for representing mythology, legends, and history, so people could better understand Chinese culture.
Dzeng Wo-shih, called a child prodigy of calligraphy, held an exhibition of his calligraphy when he was only 5 years old. He was hired as an instructor of calligraphy in Brunei Chinese School and the calligraphy club in Universiti Brunei Darussalam and is the consultant for “Brunei Calligraphy of Tang and Han.”
Dzeng continues to teach calligraphy in many schools and communities and devotes himself to passing on traditional Chinese culture.
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