“This is a great way. Many times we cannot travel the world, but when the world comes to us, we are able to connect with the world. It’s a lot of effort, a lot of energy, a lot of hard work. And I would say thank you to the organizers, thank you to the participants, thank you to the volunteers for bringing the world to us. Thank you so much.”
Shen Yun currently has eight equally sized companies that tour the world simultaneously, delighting audiences in over 200 cities across more than 20 countries and spanning five continents.
As a Hindu, Mr. Anand shared what spirituality meant to him.
“When we talk about the religion, we talk about the belief. We believe that the religion gives us a direction, takes us on the right path. Yes, there are distractions. Yes, sometimes people get distracted in their self-interest, but that does not mean religion, faith, belief is wrong. What it means is we need to continue to work to bring everyone together on the path of divinity, of spiritualism and faith.”
“When we went to the school, and we talk about the morality, ... bringing everything together, [Shen Yun’s] message through the visual, through the storyline, I think this goes back to what we learned in childhood, and I think as a human being we need to be continuously getting trained on morality. So that’s something which I would say was great to see.”
“When you come here, when you applaud the people, you see them, that gives them more energy to perform better—when the artists, performers see the people smiling, hear the claps, that gives them more courage to do more and come back and do and deliver best. So I would say if you haven’t seen it, please come and see it.”Reporting by NTD and Wandi Zhu.
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