Martial art film director Joseph Kuo described Shen Yun as “Very, very moving! It can move people to tears.” Mr. Kuo, who had directed 28 films, was very popular in Hong Kong and Taiwan in the 1970s. He said that he had seen ShenYun for several years in a row and every time he saw it, he “was moved.” He added, “It is beyond words.” Joseph Kuo praised the skills of the performers noting the time, energy, and effort that must havegone into their training. “(The dancers) changed movements almost every three to five seconds in every program. Without rigorous training repeatedly, it is impossible to make it,” he noted. Having been in the film circles of Hong Kong and Taiwan for so many years, Mr. Kou said that Shen Yun is always at the first-class level in the areas of arts, choreography, costumes, and fine arts design. He explained, “In particular, the backdrop this year is simply a myth.I have been thinking, ‘What kind of art design orcomputer technology could make such an effectpossible?’ Over the past few decades, only Shen Yun could have such magnificent performance.” Mr. Kou highly recommended Shen Yun, saying, “This is something difficult to come by once in a lifetime. It is indeed very wonderful. Never hesitate, and never wastetime waiting to see it. m.youtube/watch?client=mv-google&gl=IN&hl=vi&v=lJc5cKGLq0Y
Posted on: Sat, 13 Jul 2013 10:39:08 +0000