Scott Benedict, director of ING Financial Services, said, “choreography is beautiful, very artistic. The quality and precision of the dancers is spot on. It's wonderful to see. The costumes are absolutely beautiful. And it's also very nice, that there is a story to be told with each one of these dances, which is quite different. And very entertaining. So we've loved it.”
Jeffrey Tucker, founder and president of Brownstone Institute, said, “I was just thinking that it's one of the few occasions available today to experience traditional culture, both in its western and eastern sort. So that makes it very special. You showed how China was before communism. And it also inspired me to want to learn more about Chinese history, I have to say.”
Gideon Fountain, a real estate broker at Houlihan Lawrence, said, “the physical aspect of it is amazing. I also liked seeing Chinese culture, the reminder that it goes back 5,000 years. That's very significant. Communism, 70 years, Chinese culture, 5,000 years ... I grew up with China as a communist country, so it's interesting and revealing and educating to me to see, be reminded of how much culture existed long before, centuries and centuries before.”
Cynthia Donaher, CEO of Donaher Media, said, “We were blown away. It was absolutely spectacular. So visually stunning. The colors were incredible. The costumes were incredible. The dancers, the performances.”
Phil Piqueira, retired vice president of global standards at Underwriters Laboratories, said, “I think it came through very clearly, that there's a divine element to what people are about. I think Chinese culture probably feels that there's a need for that spiritual element to be rejuvenated.”
James Aulenti, chartered financial consultant of Atlantic Wealth Advisory Services, said, “It's difficult for me to describe my feelings. It's just illuminating, and elevating, and enlightening. The show starts with an image coming from heaven, that God is calling us to him. And he came here to save all life on Earth. And that was a wonderful beginning to the show.”
