SEOUL, South Korea—The publisher of Korea Andong Daily appreciated Shen Yun Performing Arts for delivering important values to audiences. He suggested families attend Shen Yun together, which he thought was “very meaningful.”

“I felt my body and soul were maximumly purified,” he said. “I believe more people attending Shen Yun will benefit our country and our society a lot.”

Mr. Cho talked about Korean society, which used to emphasize loyalty to the country, the emperor, generals, friends, and family, respect for older generations, and taking care of young generations.

New York-based Shen Yun is the world’s top classical Chinese dance company, and has a mission to show the beauty and goodness of “China before communism.”

Mr. Cho said he enjoyed the art deeply.

“The dances are very elegant and vivid. I watched with gusto,” he said.

Mr. Jang was touched because “I have received a lot of good influence about compassion.” He said attending Shen Yun once per year isn’t enough. He hoped that could attend Shen Yun more frequently “to be influenced by the compassion.”

He said Shen Yun also has the most advanced technology.

“Watching the dancers travel back and forth between the stage and the backdrop, I felt that I was standing on the frontline of the digital times. It’s great,” he said.

“The colors are saturated and gorgeous. The costumes created dreamlike atmospheres. The female dancers are magnificent and incredibly beautiful,” he said. “They are the best dancers in the world.”

“The choreography is so natural but is as fabulous as a dream. The dynamic backdrop coordinates with the stage so closely and accurately. I felt it’s very three-dimensional,” he said.

Mr. Lee said Shen Yun is for everybody in the world.

“I hope everybody will be attending Shen Yun,” he said. “I felt I was very lucky to have this chance of attending Shen Yun today.”