SEOUL, South Korea—Korean business leaders praised Shen Yun Performing Arts, saying it brought energy to them and they felt very happy after attending the performance at the National Theater of Korea in Seoul on Feb. 15.

“My conclusion of Shen Yun’s experience has three points: it has super strong energy; the colors are very saturated and the color matches are very beautiful; and it has a very rich culture with diversity,” said Mr. Bang Jang-kyu, the sales director of CIL Multimodal Transport Group.Mr. Bang said that he enjoyed the dances very much and he admired Shen Yun’s dancers.

“The male dancers were very valiant and majestic. I felt super strong energy from them. It’s astounding,” he said. “Only men can have this kind of force and masculinity. I like it.”

He said the female dancers presented beauty.

“Shen Yun’s colors are richer than our Korean ones. Every single color is very beautiful. Especially when the female dancers dance, their costumes are simply gorgeous. They are fantastic!” he added.

He said: “In the first program, the stage presented how Buddhas and Gods came to earth from heaven. Actually, I haven’t been in contact with this type of concept before. I’m a Christian, and I have a different understanding of divine beings. But it’s a very good thing to know these thoughts and concepts.”

Mr. Bang hoped Shen Yun would perform in more Korean cities.

“I believe Shen Yun will be welcomed in all Korean cities, not only in Busan and Seoul. Shen Yun should tour South Korea. This is very important [for Korean people],” he said.

Ms. Kim was in awe at Shen Yun’s beauty.

Shen Yun has a patented dynamic backdrop, which not only extends the stage but also interacts with dancers. For example, dancers write poems on the backdrop, travel back and forth between the backdrop and the stage, and pick up or drop off props from/in the backdrop.

Ms. Kim appreciated Shen Yun showing the world a complete China, which includes the China of history, the China of today, and China of the future.

Ms. Kim said she changed her notions about China because of Shen Yun, “I think all audiences will treat China with a new angle.”

Each Shen Yun performance consists of nearly 20 vignettes, presented through highly-expressive art forms such as classical Chinese dance, original orchestral music performed live, soloists who sing in the bel canto tradition, animated digital backdrops, and more. And every year, Shen Yun puts on an all-new production, including new choreography, music, costumes, and backdrop sets.