“The entire set design is impressive, as is the use of audiovisual media, the colors, and the personality,” Ms. Borrego said.

“It’s a very interesting way to learn about China’s history through its art, and I appreciate how relaxing the show is,” Ms. Borrego expressed.

Ms. Borrego observed how Falun Dafa practitioners “fought for their faith, how they struggled to keep their faith against all odds. That part is very interesting, and it’s a very relatable experience in China.”

Regional Deputy for the Popular Party in the Regional Assembly of Murcia, Luz Marina Lorenzo, was also in the audience this evening.

“Impressive. I came last year, and I could not miss it. It truly is unmissable, a unique performance,” Mrs. Lorenzo said.

“[Shen Yun] combines [emotions] very well, there were moments of humor, but there were also more serious moments in which the suffering of all those people who have gone through it is also conveyed, and then it reaches us as spectators and moves you so deeply,” Mrs. Lorenzo said.

“There were several moments that really caught my attention, a culture of so many centuries—it is so vast, with so many regions, with so many dynasties, and they convey it in such a beautiful way,” she said.

Although Shen Yun is sharing the beauty of Chinese culture with the world, Shen Yun is unable to perform in China.

Mr. Martínez expressed that he was impressed with the dance depicting the persecution of Falun Dafa practitioners.

“The piece is quite striking, because in an evolved 21st-century society.  [When the government] restricts freedoms, both freedom of expression and the freedom to practice whatever spiritual beliefs one chooses—well, I believe that goes against human nature,” he said.