“It was as if I had really arrived in heaven,” said Mei-ling Huang, an association president. “It’s all live performance, including the music. Everything has to be integrated so well with the backdrop. It’s so perfect, it means that the performers have practiced so hard, and so seriously. It’s not easy, it’s really not easy.”
“The musician who sings is a tenor. So, when he interprets each song, he moves us with his voice. Every word he sings actually has its own meaning. What this means is when we use the vibration of his voice, it can connect us to heaven and earth. That feeling is something we cannot experience in other places. It is so powerful,” said Chia Ching Chua, a company CEO.
“I really admire the performers. Whether they are dancers or musicians, they are all very professional,” said Hao Wang, a Chiayi city councilor.
“It’s a shame that such a great show comes from China but it can’t be performed in China. On the other hand, I’m also thankful that we can still see it in Taiwan. It’s the pride of the Chinese people. It’s not just in the international world but we in Taiwan also need to wake up to the fact that this is our root,” said Bijun Chen, a culture and tourism department director.
“I think it's great that we can make our society peaceful,” said Chin-Chang Yang, an association executive director. “Everyone is happy to help others, everyone is kind. I think this is very good. We should practice our good side, and promote our Chinese culture.”
