Today’s Articles — March 26, 2008
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Korean Scholar: Divine Performing Arts Shows Take People Back to a More Natural World (Photo)
(Clearwisdom.net) After completing 22 shows in Taiwan, which
earned a flood of praise from audiences, the Divine Performing Arts
Company is performing five shows at the Artpia Theater in
Suseong-gu, Daegu City, South Korea from March 22 to March 24,
2008. The two shows on the first day have received high praise from
scholars.
Businessman from Mainland China: My Heart Feels Clean and Clear After Seeing the Show
(Clearwisdom.net) Mr. He, a businessman from Mainland China,
attended the Chinese Spectacular in Sweden. He said: "After
watching it, I feel very peaceful. My heart feels clean and clear
now."
Swedish Opera Singer: It Displayed a Wonderful Kingdom (Photos)
(Clearwisdom.net) On March 20, 2008, the first Chinese
Spectacular show in Northern Europe presented by Divine
Performing Arts touched the audience. Applause from the audience
was heard from the beginning to the end. Even after the curtain was
drawn, the audience continued applauding. The performers came out
for several curtain calls, but the audience was still reluctant to
leave.
~ Shen Yun Performing Arts ~
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