“It’s very inspiring,” Mrs. Chambers said. “I really love it. Everything is so synchronized, and the stories [are told] beautifully.”
Mr. Chambers said he appreciated Shen Yun’s portrayal of the human rights issues in today’s China.
“I think that was well presented, and it’s sad and tragic,” he said. “I’m very saddened by the oppression of the Chinese people, and we sometimes think of the Chinese as very bad if we don’t understand that it’s a political oppression of their people. I wish we could change that.”
“They inspired me a lot because even though we have a very difficult time right now, the music and the presentation showed us we have hope,” she said. “We have good people with good hearts … if we come all together, this [human rights abuse] can be changed … we can change the world. You guys did a beautiful job in doing that presentation.”
Mr. Chambers also expressed his high regard for the performers.
‘We’re So Blessed That You Brought It to Memphis’
“The show was very inspiring,” Mrs. Lutrick said. “I thought the message that it delivered was so needed in today’s society—that we all need to love one another and treat each other with kindness. It was a beautiful performance.”
“I would agree with that exactly,” Mr. Lutrick said. “I couldn’t have said it better. It was very beautiful, very spiritual, very uplifting, full of energy. Makes you feel good … that feeling of power, talking about atheism as a lie, and there’s a Creator and all those things—very, very powerful.”
“I love it, it’s so needed,” she said. “I think it’s so important, and we’re so blessed that you brought it to Memphis.”
