“It’s very important for the world today,” Matt Pollick, a chief operating officer (COO) for an automotive industry company, said of the portrayal of such values.

“If you look at the ... reduced freedoms we’re seeing in the world, I think it’s very important,” he said.

“If you look at China prior to communism, it had all these multicultural areas, and every different area of China was different. I think afterward, everything becomes monolithic, boring, and restricted,” he said.

“I think it’s a beautiful experience. I like the way it represents China before,” said Terren Bonkowski, also a COO.

“You can get a little bit of all of it in this show. You can feel some of the celebration for the environment,” said Ms. Bonkowski.

Mr. Pollick was impressed with “how everyone is so synchronized, how well-trained they all are.”

“I lived for several years in China, so it feels very familiar,” she said.

“I thought it was wonderful. I love the long sleeve dances. I think they’re probably the most gorgeous dances that they have. The water sleeve and the last snow dance,” she added.

“It’s great, wonderful. I like how they disappear into the screen and come back out using the projector in the back and all. It’s great. It’s fantastic,” said Mr. Pollick.