“I thought it was divine. A wonderful performance,” said Liane Maria Mendes Marques, an architect and visual artist. “That orchestra, the wonderful music, seeing that piano, the soprano who sang. Look, it was wonderful—1,000 out of 10.”
“Absolutely beautiful! Truly touching,” said Vinicius Murad, a physical education teacher. "We were impressed by the beauty, by its ability to touch us, the depth of the performance, and the lightness they bring together with their culture. I found it transcendent."
Vivian Pereira, a physical education teacher, said, “The subtle lightness of the dance movements is very touching. Incredible!”
“Spectacular and emotional,” said Ana Prêgardier, a writer. "Especially when it brings up the current situation in China. It truly is emotional. And beyond the beauty of Chinese classical dance, we also get to know a little about the reality that the artists and the people in the country go through.”
Murad said, “It’s very touching, and in some ways difficult for us to fully understand, but the way they bring it to us, even through art, felt like a real lesson.”
“From the first piece to the last, the feeling we get is that we are making this journey, sharing this moment with them, of elevation, calmness, tranquility, and sometimes anguish, and then leaving with a warm feeling in our hearts after the presentation,” said Prêgardier.
