SAN ANTONIO—Jason Jones, a writer and filmmaker, has seen Shen Yun Performing Arts numerous times, and since the first time, he has been in awe of the performance.
“I’ve seen Shen Yun in Washington, D.C. I’ve seen Shen Yun in New York City. I’ve seen Shen Yun in Paris. And now I’ve seen Shen Yun in San Antonio, Texas,” he said.
Mr. Jones understands that Chinese civilization has been distorted and almost completely destroyed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), but it doesn’t mean that Chinese culture is dead.
“I saw wherever Shen Yun goes, whether it’s Paris or Milan or Berlin, China is alive. So you say this is China before communism, but it’s actually China now because where you are, China lives. And it’s also China after communism, because one day we’re going to see a free, beautiful, vibrant China again,” he said.
“It was very obvious that this is a beautiful rescue of a civilization that’s been ravaged by a brutal ideology,” Mr. Jones added.
Mr. Jones displayed his clear knowledge of modern Chinese history.
“The CCP will collapse. And that is what I think makes Falun Dafa practitioners and Shen Yun, specifically, so important,” he said.
Mr. Jones compared Shen Yun to the story of Noah’s Ark.
“This was like Noah’s ark. And all of the civilization has been put on this ark. And one day, the ark will land where it came from. And then all of the beautiful life on that ark will flow out into the land, and we'll see a revitalization. So I think everyone can feel the CCP’s days are numbered,” he said.
“One of my daughters is a dancer, and so I brought two of my daughters,” Mr. Jones said. “When you look at the dancers, how powerful they are, how delicate they are, how they’re really the most beautiful performers in the world.”
“The production value is amazing, but as a producer, I look for story. And to me—story is the most important. And what really is captivating is how each year you find all of these beautiful stories. You have all this civilizational treasure that you can reach into and draw from and share. That’s what you do, and it’s quite beautiful,” Mr. Jones said.
“This is something that sounds too crazy to be true. So it’s very important that we share with people the truth about organ harvesting,” Mr. Jones said.




















