Renowned Taiwanese Dancer: "Each Program Moved Me, it was Perfect" (Photo)

(Clearwisdom.net) Ms. Tsai Shu-Miao, is the tenth performer to receive the Flying Phoenix Award , which is the highest honor given in Taiwan for dancers. She has been devoted to dance education for dozens of years. On March 10, 2008, after watching the Divine Performing Arts Spectacular in Taichung City, she said, "The entire show is like a excellent essay that flows likes sailing clouds and running water, soothing the audience."

Perfect Cooperation

Ms. Tsai is the Taichung City's Dance Education Association Council member. She has so many students spread all over the world. She said, dance is a multi-elemented art that combines music, visual arts, etc. A perfect dance performance should be like an essay, clear and smooth. She admires the Divine Performing Arts' dancers, because they danced very freely, the group cooperation is perfectly harmonized.

Hard to Tell Which Is Better

Ms. Tsai said, "It is so hard to comment on which is my favorite, because each program moves me." She gave examples, there are so many kinds of drums in China, but "The Drummers of the Tang Court" displayed grand energy, and strength, this made the audience applause. Besides admiring the programs that displayed male strength, she also enjoyed the female dancers' movements that were full of such gentle elegance, and the dance dramas. She was so impressed that a dance company from New York can present Chinese mythologies to such a perfect degree.

Performance Reached its Summit with the Help of High Tech

Ms. Tsai continued that the Divine Performing Arts Spectacular expressed its contents perfectly with the combination of the high tech equipment. She found the backdrop to perfectly echo the dancing that was on the stage, helping the story to develop smoothly.

Ms. Tsai hopes such a perfect performance will spread all over the world, and reach everyone.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2008/3/11/174149.html

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