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Epoch Times: Chinese-American Engineer: "The Feeling Is Beyond Description" (Photo)
By Epoch Times reporter Gao Ling in New York
(Clearwisdom.net) On Sunday, February 2, 2008, thousands enjoyed the more
than two-hour-long show that covers 5,000 years of Chinese culture. Some of the
spectators are Chinese-Americans. Among them was Mochen Xu, who shared his
impressions of the show with a reporter. Mochen Xu took a two-hour bus ride from Connecticut to watch the Chinese New
Year Splendor on February 2, 2008 (Photo by: Gao Ling /the Epoch Times) Mochen Xu, an engineer from Connecticut, took a two-hour bus ride to New York
to see the show. He shared his feelings with the reporter. Superb Backdrop The beautiful backdrops especially impressed Mr. Xu. "Two features
impressed me most: the backdrop, especially its portrayals of temple and
heavenly scenes. My favorites are the Tang Dynasty scenes, and they came up
several times. I am deeply impressed." Xu added, "Also, some of the
scenes were photographed, and others are three-dimensional animation, using high
tech. It's absolutely fabulous!" Profound Lyrics The second most memorable feature for Mr. Xu was the lyrics of the songs. He
highlighted the lyrics in the program with a red pen. "I could not find any
words to describe my feelings. Aside from the beautiful backdrop, the lyrics are
my favorite feature. I was just telling my friend who came on the same bus. The
feeling is beyond description. These words convey heavenly messages. The meaning
goes much further than the words. "Normally, artistic expression goes beyond words. But the powerful
lyrics still convey many messages. It's hard to describe. Using a Chinese
saying, it is beyond words! My vocabulary is too limited to explain. It is of a
very high realm, more than artistic expression. "I was filled with a feeling of grief, " Mr. Xu admitted, and said
that he was in tears several times during the show. "We all should reveal
the truth. Do not let the lies [of the Chinese Communist Party] compromise our
values. This is extremely important, especially in an oppressive society. If you
have read the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party, you
will know what I am talking about. The wonder lies in the language of the
show, not the sharp words, but the way it tells the truth. It talks directly to
your heart. The truth resonates and explodes in the depths of your heart. We
should not let a government's power and lies corrupt our conscience." |