NEW YORK—Ken and Lee Wein, along with Mr. Wein’s mother Ruth, a former director of the non-profit Literacy Volunteers of Rockland County Inc., attended the fourth Shen Yun performance at David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center Sunday Jan 9.
Mr. Wein noted that the show was “excellent.”
Of the synchronization between the dancers and the music, he said it was “very well choreographed” and “very well rehearsed.”
Mr. Wein said that he had brought his mother and wife to the show so that they could both increase their appreciation for traditional Chinese culture.
Shen Yun encapsulates China’s 5,000-year-old culture before the rise of communism and before the country’s traditions and values were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution between 1966 and 1976.
Mr. Wein said that the show was “very professional,” and “something Lincoln Center should be proud of.”
Mrs. Wein, who is Chinese-American, said that while watching Shen Yun she could indeed appreciate traditional Chinese culture, and that she learned about the “great history behind it.”
Mr. Wein noted that the show was “excellent.”
Of the synchronization between the dancers and the music, he said it was “very well choreographed” and “very well rehearsed.”
Mr. Wein said that he had brought his mother and wife to the show so that they could both increase their appreciation for traditional Chinese culture.
Shen Yun encapsulates China’s 5,000-year-old culture before the rise of communism and before the country’s traditions and values were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution between 1966 and 1976.
Mr. Wein said that the show was “very professional,” and “something Lincoln Center should be proud of.”
Mrs. Wein, who is Chinese-American, said that while watching Shen Yun she could indeed appreciate traditional Chinese culture, and that she learned about the “great history behind it.”
