Queensland's Gold Coast's kilometers long strip of glossy high rises, famous for some of the most popular beaches in the world, has hosted a significant cultural event.
New Tang Dynasty Television's Chinese New Year Spectacular was introduced to the Conrad Jupiter's Casino, a hub of the rich and famous which underwent a transformation from a modern, glitzy Vegas-style showplace to an ancient place of true beauty and mystical ambience.
The tourist attraction began its mushrooming stardom during the 1960s—a rise that has seen this city continuously evolving as the country's main beach holiday destination.
The Gold Coast today has an amazing diversity of cultures, with Japanese definitely winning first place for business investments. It's also home to Australia's first 6 star resort, "Palazzo Versace."
The Gold Coast has a strong Chinese community, and has long been Queensland's primary destination for Chinese tourists, mostly coming from Beijing, Shanghai, and Wuhan. Many of these tourists as well as others from all across China were in the audience.
The NTDTV Spectacular demonstrated its appeal to Australian natives and Chinese nationals alike, showing that people steeped in traditional Chinese culture as well as people who are new to it can appreciate the beauty and mystery embodied in the Spectacular's many excellent acts.
The NTDTV Chinese Spectacular has extended its global shows to more screenings in New Zealand, Korea and Taiwan with the Divine Performing Arts group who are the artistic force behind New Tang Dynasty Television's Holiday Wonders and Chinese New Year Spectacular shows each year. Its mission is to rediscover the essence of true, traditional culture and to bring arts to the world that celebrate human dignity and positive values. It produces and performs works that center on classical themes and divinely-inspired cultural traditions. The group's performances aim to provide an experience of consummate beauty and goodness. For further information about the show in your city, please visit shows.ntdtv.com.
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