School Teacher: The Show Gives a Sense of the Future (Photos)

(Clearwisdom.net) The Divine Performing Arts presented their Chinese New Year Splendor to crowds of joyous fans at Radio City Music Hall. People from all walks of life praise the show.

Edith Adams, secretary for the Department of Homeless Services

Edith Adams, secretary for the Department of Homeless Services said, "The graphics were very beautiful and the dancers beautifully blended into the background. The show was very enlightening." "A lot of style and grace was administered." In the end, she summed up the performance with "humble, truthful, and spectacular."

Actress Corrine Wu

Actress Corrine Wu said the show was "very lively" with a "spiritual" component. "It's very uplifting and peaceful, transcending boundaries." She particularly enjoyed the programs about Falun Gong, saying "I like [seeing Falun Gong] people getting support and for other people to know [Falun Gong is] a very good meditation."

Jim Jostle said he liked the freedom expressed by the performers, and his Chinese wife Yuling Pan said the backdrop made it almost come to life.

Lisa, a first grade teacher called the show "beautiful." Referring to "The Power of Awakening", where a Falun Gong practitioner and her young daughter's peaceful courage move many to step forward, Lisa said she enjoyed watching [Falun Gong] "having forgiveness and compassion, so people don't have to live like that [under persecution] in the future," "The show itself almost gave a sense of the future."

Magalee, a union fund director said, "I'm reading teachings of Lao Tzi, and this show really brings into perspective how [Chinese people's] beliefs brought them to where they are, through philosophy and culture such as dance."

Amanda Rivera, a student of cosmetology praised the vibrant colors and the erhu, which "evokes so much emotion," saying she would come back next year. Her friend Deniel May Coffebrown, who works for a law firm, said the singing "soothes the soul."

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