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Detroit Theatergoer: Shen Yun Shows People’s Spiritual Inclination

Feb 25, 2018
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Detroit Theatergoer: Shen Yun Shows People’s Spiritual Inclination
Christine Hinko, retired associate dean of the College of Pharmacy at the University of Toledo, and her husband enjoyed Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Detroit Opera House in Detroit, Mich., on Feb. 25, 2018. (Nancy Ma/The Epoch Times)

It was actually suggested ... by a former student of mine, and she wanted to give us tickets to come to this performance. ... And we’re happy she did. We’re very happy to be here.”

“[The soprano] was tremendous. Really enjoyed listening to her. It was wonderful.”

“I liked the spiritual nature of it. I’m glad to see the subtitles because obviously I don’t speak Chinese. I wouldn’t have known what she was saying, but I thought the lyrics were very beautiful. I found them very inspiring.”

“I think it brings together ... people throughout the world in terms of the spiritual nature of people, how everyone has a spiritual nature to them, and it’s expressed in different ways, but there’s that desire to have that connection to a higher power.”

“I think the spiritual inclination is something that’s very important to me, so I can appreciate this.”

“I believe in a God. I happen to be of Christian faith, but I can see the common nature between the belief in a God, a higher power, a need for that connection in other religions also. It’s wonderful.”

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