DAEGU, South Korea—Curator Kim of a museum said the Divine Performing Arts(DPA) show was a “masterpiece of ultimate beauty” after watching the company’s second show in Daegu, South Korea on Jan. 31.
This was the second time Dr. Kim watched the DPA show. She said that this year’s show again wowed her.
She loved the multicultural presentation of the DPA show in which each ethnic group was presented in a different style. “The colors used in the costumes were very meaningful. DPA’s presentation is a perfect combination of traditional and modern artistic elements, which rouse admiration in everyone’s hearts.”
Dr. Kim was impressed by the pure feminine charm of the female dancers. “Nowadays females are becoming more masculine, but this show showed us true feminine beauty with graceful and light dances,” Kim said.
Dr. Kim, as an expert in coloring, paid much attention to the costumes in the show. She adored the wide floating sleeves as well as the flowing gradient colors.
Matching the perfect visual and audio presentation were the implications and meanings of the show, Dr. Kim said. She liked the dance dramas about Mulan [Mulan Joins the Battle], the girl who went to war for her elderly father, and the story about divine beings teaching humans to use soft brushes to write. “The dancing is not just about movements,” Dr. Kim said. “The show’s dances revive the soul of a brilliant ancient civilization. It is not only a visual enjoyment, but also a valuable moral lesson. Today’s education emphasizes economic and technological issues, but ignores moral and philosophical enlightenment. I wish from this show people could learn the meanings of truthfulness, compassion, and true beauty that have been passed down in our history.”
Dr. Kim urged people to bring their families to watch this show and experience the unique beauty and magnificence that have amazed the world.
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