“I love China, the people I meet there, the differences between China and the West, and the wisdom that fascinates me. All of this I saw in this high-level performance. It was wonderful, it was extraordinary,” said Fabrice Ortet, the former president of EXCEL Manutention.
“The quality of the dancers was otherworldly and the sets were incredibly beautiful. I love this technique, it makes the set look stunning. I especially loved the costumes, which were so dazzling,” said Pierre Henri Gronier, former regional director of SNCF.
“The connection between the performance and traditional history is particularly fascinating. Allowing people to learn more about thousands of years of Chinese civilization,” said Alain Cabannes, owner of Les Porcs de la Sarthe.
Aleksandra Gogendeau, a regional manager, felt deeply moved by the message she received.
“The message of returning to our innate divinity, the call for spirituality, humanity, and tradition, the call to return to the values of our ancestors. These messages that are often involved in the performance are extremely moving,” she said.
“I think this is a philosophical concept about peace and goodness. If the whole world practiced this concept I think it would be very beautiful,” said Bernard Boulin, a former police commander.
Many audience members said Shen Yun showcases more than just a performance.
“I think this is great and makes people reflect on a lot of things,” said Alain Mottais, the director of Bouygues Rénovation Privé.
“I feel very fulfilled. It is a complete blessing to come to the show. I will come to see it again. I will definitely watch another one,” said Mr. Ortet.
