Taiwan: School Principal Plans to Recommend the Show to More People (Photo)

(Clearwisdom.net) After attending the third Chinese Spectacular show presented by the Divine Performing Arts in Tainan on the evening of March 1, 2008, Mr. Liu Tsai-Kun, principal of Tainan County Shan-Hua Senior High School, was most impressed by the performance "The Power of Awareness," among all the performances. Mr. Liu said that he thought the content of the performance taught people to have the correct attitude and not to be indifferent when facing an evil situation. Though choosing between right and wrong may be difficult, people need to stand up and help each other with compassion. Only this way can life be truly meaningful.

Mr. Liu Tsai-Kun, principal of Tainan County Shan-Hua Senior High School (middle) and two alumni

Just like the name of the school, Shan-Hua (assimilate with compassion), Mr. Liu stresses inspiring and guiding students with compassion. Being an educator, Mr. Liu believes education in artistic forms can significantly help children. He hopes the Divine Performing Arts Chinese Spectacular show will spread more widely, and he said he would recommend the show to more people.

Mr. Liu was glad that he could find time during the weekend to attend the last Spectacular show in Tainan. He said, "I learned a great deal!"

Ms. Ding Yun, an elementary school teacher, said she was very touched by the program "The Risen Lotus Flower." It made her think a lot, "It touches the kind side of people's hearts." Ms. Ding wanted to introduce the artistic show to her students, and said, "The world is full of hope." "People should see shows that introduce truthfulness, compassion and beauty." She was most impressed by the program "The Loyalty of Yue Fei," and admired the spirit of extending respect for parents into loyalty for the country. Her mother thought the Spectacular show was full of justice and courage, and felt that both Yue Fei and his mother were respectable. She said that she planned to come back to see the show next year.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2008/3/3/173550.html

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