New York Audience: The Divine Performing Arts Show is Suitable for Everyone (Photos)

By Clearwisdom reporter Shu Zhen

(Clearwisdom.net) Divine Performing Arts' Chinese New Year Splendor shows at New York's Radio City Music Hall attracted people not only from New York City but also many tourists, and residents from surrounding areas.

Tyra, an investigator of an insurance company and insurance agent Susanne

Russian immigrant Igor and his family

Sherry of Tennessee

Susanne English and her children

Tyra, an investigator for an insurance company, and Susanne, a family insurance agent, live in Queens. Tyra said the performance was excellent, and that it was very colorful and rich in culture. He said it's very important that people share with each other their different cultures, which will help people to better understand each other. Susanne continued, "I liked the two hosts very much. Their explanations made each number on the program more special."

Russian immigrant Igor has lived in the U.S. for ten years. His wife, an accountant, spoke for the whole family, "Wow! Wonderful! All the actors and actresses are wonderful! I think all of the numbers are suitable for everyone, including children and the elderly. All the stories are easy to understand."

Sherry from Tennessee came to the show directly after she saw an advertisement at the airport. "It's incredible and so beautiful. Especially those dances, those movements, they are so special. They are totally different from western dance. The stories are fascinating."

"Everything is wonderful," said Susanne English from New Jersey. She and her three children were very excited after seeing the show. "The show is suitable for everyone. It's wonderful! Our whole family loved it. And especially, from every performance, we could feel Truth, Compassion and Tolerance. Truly wonderful."

Her daughter Alabama said, "I enjoyed all of the numbers. I'm really happy. The whole performance is incredible."

Her son Andrew said, "I have also learned many new things. For example, the story of "Chang Er Going to The Moon."

The oldest daughter summed up her thoughts: "The performance showed us China's long history and rich culture, [it's] not only Chinese food. It's wonderful!"

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2008/2/9/172137.html

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