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Shen Yun Performing Arts is showing in the Mirriam Theater, Philadelphia to a packed house. Richard Gaglio says he's seen all the best performances the city has had to offer over the last forty years, but never before has a show taken him to heaven. Full Story: Shen Yun Performing Arts is performing in the Mirriam Theater, Philadelphia to a packed house. Richard Gaglio says he's seen all the best performances the city has had to offer over the last forty years, but never before has a show taken him to heaven. [Richard Gaglio, Owner, Computer Sales Company]: "From that day till now, nothing has excited me as much as seeing this Shen Yun dance troop. It, it blesses you, it moves you, and it makes you think beyond just, just who you are, and it gives you hope that, that the best is yet to come. Gaglio felt Shen Yun brings peace and joy, and builds hope. [Richard Gaglio, Owner, Computer Sales Company]: "Each dance sequence, everything that, their, their faces their movements, all at the end say 'there's hope for tomorrow, there's a reason to live tomorrow, there's a reason to go on tomorrow' and when you can do that without speaking you've elevated not only yourself, but the audience to a place that they don't get a place to go. Ever." He noticed the audience is spellbound not wanting to miss a moment. [Richard Gaglio, Owner, Computer Sales Company]: "There's electricity in the air, it makes you want to see more, it makes you want to look more, it makes you part of the show. You're not just sitting and watching, you are sitting and being part of something. Bigger than what you are. And, if you notice, there's nobody talking, there's nobody looking around, everybody is riveted right there on each and every dancer, on each and every movement. I'd come back, if I live to be a hundred I'll come back every year." He says Shen Yun will change the world. [Richard Gaglio, Owner, Computer Sales Company]: "You said it in the first song, something in in the effect, atheism is a lie, evolution is a sham, but heaven, this will take you back to heaven. And it does. Can you be blessed more than that in one night? I don't think so. And, and there isn't an empty seat in the house. It should be sold out all across the world. Because if you do this, you'll find, at least for that night, people come together without their prejudices, without their preconceived ideas, people will come together for that moment. And if they can come together for that moment, they can come together for another moment, and another moment and another moment and over the years this, this dance will make a difference, not just in New York city, not just in Philadelphia, but throughout the world." From Philadelphia, Shen Yun moves on to Madison, Wisconsin, May 7-9. NTD News, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.org Or like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo... For more NTD news visit → http://ntd.tv Subscribe to our NTDonChina Channel → http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

After a Shen Yun Performing Arts' show in Lincoln Center, some audience members left inspired to get to know Chinese culture. [Jola Crapanzano, Manager, Entertainment Business]: "At the moment I want to visit China." "My daughter actually is a ballerina herself. She dances for the last twelve years but we've never seen a Chinese dance before so it's very different. [Nicolette Crapanzano, Dancer]: "I feel I could have improved as what they've done." "Just like the jumping in general it's just like so powerful compared to the men in America, it's just like, they're like much lower, but when I saw that just before it was like very powerful. "I would love to learn that, like learn in my career, yeah." And for other music, dance and theater enthusiasts, Shen Yun will finish its New York tour with a final performance at Lincoln Center on Sunday, April 28th. NTD News, New York For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.org Or like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo... For more NTD news visit: http://ntd.tv Subscribe to our NTDonChina Channel http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

Shen Yun Performing Arts presents 5000 years of divine Chinese culture and is currently showing in the Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater in Nagoya, Japan. Full story: Shen Yun Performing Arts presents 5000 years of divine Chinese culture and is currently showing in the Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater in Nagoya, Japan. The President of the International School Of Art, Ito Miharu was in the audience. It's the third time he's seen Shen Yun and he is amazed that a new show can be produced every year. [Ito Miharu, President, International School of Art]: "I feel the weight of five thousand years' history of Chinese culture. I think it's a wonderful thing. For Japan, China is like a parent, and we received the culture of food, lodging, politics, language, everything from China. So next time there will come an era for Japan to return these back." Ito Miharu greatly admired the creativity of Shen Yun Performing Arts. [Ito Miharu, President, International School of Art]: "This year they added new creations for the dance, I think it's great. The difficulty of such perceptual expression, even for us Japanese painters, the pain of giving birth to a new work, is great." He believes that Shen Yun's use of color, reflects the superiority of Chinese culture. [Ito Miharu, President, International School of Art]: "During the creation, for example, giving golden color to the costume, giving a pale sky blue dress when flying up to heaven. And at first glance, people usually draw the color of gold or yellow....I think the color scheme is very well done. Compared to other countries, I think China is the best in this regard." Ito Miharu was also impressed with the authentic paintings used in the backdrop. Shen Yun will now visit Yokosuka for two performances on Sunday April 28th. NTD News, Nagoya, Japan For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.org Or like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo... For more NTD news visit: http://ntd.tv Subscribe to our NTDonChina Channel http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

Shen Yun Performing Arts at New York's David Koch Theater astounds a professional hip-hop dancer. Full story: This professional hip-hop artist comes from a different style of dance. Nonetheless, he appreciates the beauty and complexity of Shen Yun Performing Arts. [Jeff Lapes, Hip-Hop Dancer]: "On a scale of one-to-ten, I mean it's a ten for sure, just because there're so many different aspects involved in that dance. It's a lot to try to grasp, honestly. "When they were using, whatever they were there—towels or fans at the end. And they were spinning them around and throwing them in the air, the women." "Seeing the Chinese culture in that way—so colorful and vibrant and full of life." "It made everyone feel that they could understand it. It was simple yet very intricate, which was amazing." While some say that math is the most international language, art, dance, and music is something that needs no skill to appreciate. NTD News, New York. For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.org Or like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo... For more NTD news visit: http://ntd.tv Subscribe to our NTDonChina Channel http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

Shen Yun, which roughly translates to "the beauty of the divine beings dancing" shows its audiences another side of China—that of the divine. After Shen Yun's performance at Lincoln Center, some audience members said that part of China's history came out from the performance. Full Story: Shen Yun Performing Arts had its third performance in New York's Lincoln Center on Sunday. After the show, some audience members said they could see the spirituality in China's 5,000 years of culture. [Kato Figueroa, Finance Industry]: "Very educational, enlightening, very emotional." [Judith McGlaughlin, Accountant]: "It was just uplifting for the people there but also for your own life, you know, to take some of those messages and try to bring that compassion and peace and caring into your own world." [Kato Figueroa, Finance Industry]: "I like how it ties up with the Western God and the Asian philosophy. Very good touch." [Satish Adige, Mergers and Acquisitions Manager, Time Warner Cable]: "I think it says that divinity is important in life and I see that the appreciation of the Supreme Being is important and that message is very clear in the thing and so we enjoyed it very much." [Judith McGlaughlin, Accountant]: "It just, it did make you want to settle your own life down, be more peaceful with your own life and you know copy some of the messages that, you know, Chinese people bring." [Suzanne Lekhno, Nurse Practitioner]: "Such a peaceful show and such a feeling that, you know, like peaceful feeling." [Loraine Rizzo, Former Landscape Designer]: "I can't find the words to say." Shen Yun will be performing at Lincoln Center until April 28th. NTD News, New York For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.org Or like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo... For more NTD news visit: http://ntd.tv Subscribe to our NTDonChina Channel http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

http://www.shenyun.com Olympic figure skating Bronze Medalist, Phillippe Candeloro, watched Shen Yun perform in Paris, France. He was amazed at the similarities to figure skating. Full Story: Olympic figure skating Bronze Medalist, Phillippe Candeloro, watched Shen Yun perform in Paris, France. He was amazed at the similarities to figure skating. [Phillippe Candeloro, French Olympian, Figure Skating]: "It's a wonderful show, because first we see a lot of figures that are similar to artistic ice skating when the dancers spin on the floor, we wonder how they can do it without having ice under their feet. And I find there is a good harmony between all the dancers, that is very brilliant." The cooperation and friendship shown by Shen Yun's dancers left Candeloro very impressed. [Phillippe Candeloro, French Olympian, Figure Skating]: "What we also see in this show is that all the dancers worked very hard to be present on stage today, and they are all on the same level, that is to say there is not one of them that tries to surpass the other. They play different roles in the show but in the chorus they all enjoy it, we don't feel any competition between them. On the contrary, everybody is in perfection with a smile and a lot a lightness." Candeloro truly appreciates that Shen Yun is sharing legends from Chinese history with Europeans. [Phillippe Candeloro, French Olympian, Figure Skating]: "Unfortunately, we don't always have this in France and in all the shows that I have seen until now. It is very colorful, the costumes are extraordinary. There are legends that us Europeans know very little about, so we get into the story and it's very interesting. I also liked that there's a lot humor in this show." Shen Yun's unique choreography with the animated backdrop led the audiences' imagination. [Phillippe Candeloro, French Olympian, Figure Skating]: "What I also find very good, is the interaction between the backdrop screen and the dancers, I think it's a great success. Beautiful drawings and sketches done on a big screen that stimulate our imagination." At the end of its Paris performances, Shen Yun wraps up its 2013 tour of Europe. NTD Television News, Paris For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.orgOr like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo...For more NTD news visit → http://ntd.tvSubscribe to our NTDonChina Channel→http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

Shen Yun Perfuming Arts finished a four-show-run over the Easter holidays in Frankfurt. Full Story: Shen Yun Perfuming Arts finished a four-show-run over the Easter holidays in Frankfurt and left a deep impression on the audience. Constantin Trinks, who attended one of the shows in Frankfurt, conducts symphony orchestras and operas in Germany, Austria and Japan. [Constantin Trinks, Conductor]: "Yes, I'm deeply impressed. I have experienced this the first time today. The show in full length. Of course you are quite flooded by the impressions. Perhaps I can't say anything concrete yet, because I have to digest it first. It is really enormous to see, that all of this is a total work of art. With live music, with especially composed music. Well the choreography is individual anyway. It was really impressive." Shen Yun's Orchestra combines traditional Chinese instruments with the instruments of a classical symphony orchestra. [Constantin Trinks, Conductor]: "I was very pleased with the orchestra, they played technically very precise, the conductor is brilliant! Of course what gives it a special appeal is the combination of Western and Eastern instruments, which were foreign for my ears, but which were wonderfully harmonious together. There was nothing that didn't work together. It really is a combination, that is completely new for me and which works wonderfully." Conductor Trinks emphasizes the importance of the spirituality in Shen Yun's show. [Constantin Trinks, Conductor]: "I think this is really important. In my opinion it is shown unexpectedly unconcealed, but I think it is just part of that culture, that you say it very directly and show it directly. Sure with poetic words, but especially in the songs, it is said quite direct, what goes wrong in today's China. And of course to ban spirituality from life by prohibition is a crime. So I think this message is really important. I hope that also the Western audience takes a bit of it with them, because in our Western world, well it changes now a bit, but the religious part does not play the leading role in our daily life. So I think it is important not just for China, but also for the whole world to remember and also to see, that there is such a company like Shen Yun, which actually transmits this message." Shen Yun is currently performing a two show run in Prague before continuing it's European tour in Sweden. For more news and videos visit ☛ http://ntd.tv Follow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision Add us on Facebook ☛ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C

On March 27, Shen Yun Performing Arts played their second show at Taoyuan Performance Center. This was the first time for Chinatrust Commercial Bank Deputy General Manager Shen Jen-de and he believes that all Chinese people need to know the beautiful values of Chinese culture presented by Shen Yun. On March 27, Shen Yun Performing Arts played their second show at Taoyuan Performance Center. This was the first time for Chinatrust Commercial Bank Deputy General Manager Shen Jen-de and he believes that all Chinese people need to know the beautiful values of Chinese culture presented by Shen Yun. [Shen Jen-de, Deputy General Manager, Chinatrust]: "This is my first time watching Shen Yun. I'm so surprised. It's amazing!" Shen only had the highest praise to share about Shen Yun. [Shen Jen-de, Deputy General Manager, Chinatrust]: "The show combines western and Chinese musical instruments very naturally, very traditionally Chinese. The dancers have excellent skills, such as the jumps and flips. The movements are as difficult as traditional western ballet. It's not easy to achieve." He felt that the show was so full of Chinese tradition that it became an eye-opening experience. [Shen Jen-de, Deputy General Manager, Chinatrust]: "The costume really represents Chinese tradition. It's amazing how much efforts the designers and choreographers put in to match the dances with the costume. It's really hard to see that in the past. It's very impressive that Shen Yun can make traditional Chinese dance so flawless. I feel it's such an honor to watch Shen Yun which makes me realize that Chinese tradition has such beautiful side which was ignored by us." Shen Yun represents the essence of the 5,000-year-old traditional Chinese culture and Shen believes that Chinese people cannot forget their root and should know the benevolent values in Chinese cultural traditions. [Shen Jen-de, Deputy General Manager, Chinatrust]: "For me, it's been the highest realm - truthfulness, compassion and forbearance." After Taiwan, Shen Yun Performing Arts takes truthfulness, compassion and forbearance to South Korea, with a 5 city tour beginning in Daegu, April 5-7. For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.org Or like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo... For more NTD news visit: http://ntd.tv Subscribe to our NTDonChina Channel http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

San Francisco Bay Area psychotherapist and Buddhist meditation teacher Marvin Treiger saw Shen Yun Performing Arts at the SHN Orpheum Theatre on Thursday and was surprised at what the show revealed. Full story: San Francisco Bay Area psychotherapist Marvin Treiger saw Shen Yun Performing Arts at the SHN Orpheum Theatre on Thursday. He described how he found out about the show. [Marvin Treiger PhD, Bodymind Institute, Los Angeles]: "I was walking down the street, and I saw the magnificent poster for this show. I knew nothing about Shen Yun, and I said that was like the essence of beauty, was that the color and the movement and the grace and the elegance and I thought I, we have to see it—I have to see it—we have to see it and so we got tickets and are very, very happy and we're very surprised." Shen Yun showcases 5000 years of traditional Chinese culture. [Marvin Treiger PhD, Bodymind Institute, Los Angeles]: "It was bringing forth the teachings of awakening, and in the most beautiful way and showed how it's been a part of China, for so, forever, and so I was extremely pleased and surprised. I never expected that, and so I feel like I fell into some kind of heaven. And everything about it is so universal, I thought it was well put together. So that was a real pleasure." The performance had deep meaning for Mr. Treiger. [Marvin Treiger PhD, Bodymind Institute, Los Angeles]: "Well to me the culture, you know, there is a way that when one looks at, the moon, the awakened moon and the universals, but can find them in the beauty and the detail of life itself, in the color, in the grace, in the costume, in the movement, and all of the performers and the orchestra, these two things meet. They meet in the moment, and it was a great gift to be here and a great blessing." Shen Yun has a universal appeal for audiences, whatever their background and culture. [Marvin Treiger PhD, Bodymind Institute, Los Angeles]: "I would love to get my friends, whatever their persuasion, whatever their religion, whatever--they're going to love this. They're going to love it for the folk, for the culture, for the movement." Shen Yun's final performance in San Francisco is on March 24. The company's next stop on their tour of the US will be Seattle, opening March 28. NTD Television, San Francisco For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.org Or like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo... For more NTD news visit: http://ntd.tv Subscribe to our NTDonChina Channel http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

Shen Yun Performing Arts is currently performing in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. A popular TV host saw the opening performance and described it as a "a wonderful banquet for the eyes and the ears." Shen Yun Performing Arts played its first show in Kaohsiung on February 28 to a full house at Chih-The Hall of the Kaohsiung City Cultural Center. Here's what Hakka TV network host Peng Jiani had to say. [Peng Jiani, Hakka TV host]: "I'm so moved! Shen Yun combines both visual and audio effects—it's a wonderful banquet for the eyes and the ears! Either the costumes or the music—really, wow! I cannot describe the impact it has on my heart with words." Peng Jiani is known for her golden voice. She was impressed with the uniqueness of the Shen Yun Orchestra. [Peng Jiani, Hakka TV host]: "It combines Chinese and western music. Every part of it, either erhu or trumpet or oboe, is marvellous!" Like many viewers, Peng Jiani was surprised at the interaction between the dancers and the animated backdrops. [Peng Jiani, Hakka TV host]: "When I first saw the animated backdrop, I was so surprised, wow! How did the dancer appear? Then the whole scene about her afterwards. The backdrop was also animated so well when the Buddha appeared. Yes, it's really a banquet for the eyes and the ears. I'll tell all my friends that the show is a must-see—every year they should come to see Shen Yun perform." Shen Yun plays in Kaohsiung until Sunday March 5, and then on to Taichung. NTDTV Asia Pacific, Kaohsiung, Taiwan For more information about Shen Yun Performing Arts visit http://www.shenyunperformingarts.org Or like Shen Yun's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ShenYunPerfo... For more NTD news visit http://ntd.tv Subscribe to our NTDonChina Channel http://e.ntd.tv/NTDonChina

Shen Yun Performing Arts is currently playing in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, at the National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall. Cai Yongwen from the National Taiwan University of Arts (NTUA) watched the show on Friday night, February 22. [Cai Yongwen, Dean of College of Performing Arts, NTUA]: “It’s poetry in motion. I think all the performing arts must have the elements of humanity. Performances without those elements would only be stunts, and we would shout ‘awesome’, ‘cool’, and afterwards we go back home and that’s it. However, Shen Yun is different. After the show, you feel it touches the heart deep down. And the melody lingers on. What’s the reason? Because it’s full of the human spirit.” Shen Yun revives 5000 years of Chinese civilization, with performances that include ancient legends and characters. Cai Yongwen was impressed by the lighting effects in the piece ‘The Emporer Journeys to the Moon’. [Cai Yongwen, Dean of College of Performing Arts, NTUA]: “The changes in lighting are fantastic! Especially in the part where Emperor Xuanzong of Tang went to the Moon Palace and then everything lights up.” The same piece was mentioned by another audience member. [Lin Yixin, Consulting Firm Project Manager]: “In fact, science has broken many of our fantasies. For example, science has discovered nothing exists on the moon. But we have a lot of imagination about the moon. Just like in the show, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang went on a tour to the Moon Palace. I think it’s very beautiful.” Shen Yun’s beautiful colors seemed to fill the night with energy. [Lai Zhiyi, Representitive of Cannes Lions, International Festival of Creativity]: “If each color is a kind of energy, and the whole night is filled with bright colors, I feel the energy is very, very exciting.” Shen Yun plays in Taipei until February 26. NTD News, Taipei For more news and videos visit ➡ http://english.ntdtv.com‬ Follow us on Twitter ➡ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision‬ Add us on Facebook ➡ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C

A violin prodigy, then virtuoso, Dr Castleman has performed for over 50 years and also taught music for 42 of those years. He created the unique Castleman Quartet Program and performing greats like Yo-yo Ma have donated master classes to the program inspiring a generation of musicians. Dr Castleman showered high praise on Shen Yun Performing Arts after seeing the show in Rochester, NY. [Charles Castleman, Professor of Violin, Eastman School of Music]: “The show is spectacular, it’s a wonderful show! The dancers are amazing. The singers are excellent. And, the woman who played the Chinese instrument was really wonderful. I was particularly impressed by the effects where they used the screen in the back to make people seem like they disappear. Just wonderful. The costumes were beautiful. I enjoyed it thoroughly. I’ve never had an experience quite like it. Just wonderful.” Dr Castleman had a true fondness for two programs. [Charles Castleman, Professor of Violin, Eastman School of Music]: “Bowl dance, the Mongolian bowl dance, I couldn’t believe it. Also, near the end the scarves, they were also spectacular, just amazing!” He believes that Shen Yun is opening a window to Chinese Culture. [Charles Castleman, Professor of Violin, Eastman School of Music]: “It’s a glimpse of a culture that we admire and we don’t know that much about. I think this gives us an important glimpse into what the culture really is. I’ve just become familiar with a whole different kind of art form that I wouldn’t have known before.” Shen Yun has inspired Dr Castleman to find out more about Chinese culture and music. [Charles Castleman, Professor of Violin, Eastman School of Music]: “It’s made me want to know more. I would be interested in playing some of this music or trying some of it myself. If this production weren’t here there would be no way for me to know this.” Watch Shen Yun and find inspiration for yourself when its North American tour continues to Milwaukee, WI, February 19-20 and Fort Worth, TX, February 20. For more news and videos visit ➡ http://english.ntdtv.com‬ Follow us on Twitter ➡ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision‬ Add us on Facebook ➡ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C

Shen Yun’s performance at the Boston Opera House was rescheduled from February 8 to the 11th due to a severe blizzard that forced road closures and travel restrictions. Many in the audience were deeply moved, even to tears. [Jordan Montgomery, Composer, New England Conservatory of Music]: "I really enjoyed the Yi people dance—it was incredible, the music and the choreography was incredible. But what really did it for me was the tourist sketch—I mean the bit. That actually made me cry, and it was amazing that it could make me cry just from dancing." As a composer, Jordan appreciated the emotion conveyed through the Shen Yun Orchestra’s music. [Jordan Montgomery, Composer, New England Conservatory of Music]: "As a composer this has really been interesting to watch Chinese music and like get a feel for that, because it really–there's so much emotion in it, it was incredible. This has been such a great night for me, it's really lovely." The Reillys are both retired—they had high praise for Shen Yun. [Gerald Reilly, Retired University Psychology Lecturer]: "… movement of the people across the stage and how they seemed to float around the stage, it was really—really was an incredible show." [Francis Reilly, Retired Alcohol and Drug abuse Therapist]: "I thought it was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my whole life." Following on from their five performances at the Boston Opera House, Shen Yun will hold three performances in the city of Waterbury, Connecticut. NTD News, Boston For more news and videos visit ➡ http://english.ntdtv.com‬ Follow us on Twitter ➡ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision‬ Add us on Facebook ➡ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C

Shen Yun Performing Arts opened in Columbus Ohio this Saturday (Feb 9) and musician Randy Clepper and his family were there. [Randy Clepper, Musician]: "Oh I loved it! It was great, yeah. I mean all the scenery, the costumes … the talented performers, the dance moves–the complexity of it all. It's just very, very impressive … Being a musician I enjoyed the orchestra. In classical music–in western classical music everything is so structured, but you have bringing in the Chinese instruments, both from the traditional perspective and also from classically trained, it just gives a new life and vibrancy to it." Randy says the stories helped him to understand more about the spiritual aspect of Chinese culture. [Randy Clepper, Musician]: "And the stories as well, I really enjoyed the stories … Just understanding more about Chinese culture, about different parts of the country and the history and the spiritual aspect that I understand you know, now is suppressed in China, so it was interesting to be able to hear more about that." Randy's wife Dora was also impressed. [Dora Clepper, Software Engineer]: "It was flawless, just—you know—very, very well done, that was very impressive." Their daughter said she learned something about China and loved the dances. [Erin Clepper, Student]: "I loved the synchronization, and the colors and the costumes and I also enjoyed the stories and being able to have some more insight into Chinese culture and history." The family gathered together to say 'I love Shen Yun' in Chinese. On Sunday Shen Yun gave another performance in Columbus at the Ohio Theater before continuing on with their tour of the United States. For more news and videos visit ➡ http://english.ntdtv.com‬ Follow us on Twitter ➡ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision‬ Add us on Facebook ➡ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C

Leon Boothe is a former director of the Cincinnati Ballet and is also a History Professor. [Leon Boothe, History Professor, N. Kentucky University]: "I think that people can't help but pick up the message in the program of the spiritual attitude and the values and things like that … even under adversity, when things are bad, you can still see the good. The good will prevail." [Karen Boothe, Former Tap Dancer and Businesswoman, Retired]: "I kinda feel the same way, that good will overcome evil. And it–it just was very inspirational that the little guys won out, and they weren't–the the big guys were using weapons, the little ones weren't, they were just fighting with their hearts and their spirits … and God prevailed." As a former dancer Karen Boothe really appreciated the quality of the dancing. [Karen Boothe, Former Tap Dancer and Businesswoman, Retired]: "The dancers were very good … they were together all the time, they you know, very synchronized. And they do very difficult things, when they would put their legs up … I don't think people realized how difficult that was to do, but as a dancer, I knew it was difficult, you know–they were excellent." The couple remarked on the dedication of the artists to spiritual values​​. [Karen Boothe, Former Tap Dancer and Businesswoman, Retired]: "The audience was deeply touched just because the people–they had their hearts in their–their dancing." [Leon Boothe, History Professor, N. Kentucky University]: "Broaden your mind, broaden your perspective, understand that there's another part of the world that needs understanding and we have a play–a role to play in that … We still have a long ways to go to bring peace and harmony but–the values are there." This was Shen Yun's second performance at the Aronoff Center for the Arts in Cincinnatti, Ohio. For more news and videos visit ➡ http://english.ntdtv.com‬ Follow us on Twitter ➡ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision‬ Add us on Facebook ➡ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C