“It’s wonderful to see something that honors tradition and culture and enlightens people into what that is about in our modern day and age,” said Britta Runtz, a show host and producer.

“It’s exceptionally well done and we’re honored to be here.”

“The orchestra enchants you, takes you to a different rhythm and educates your ear, and makes you feel relaxed,” said Ana Lucia Santos, a dance teacher.

“Everything then blends in with the dance, the music, and it really drew me into it. I was able to really observe and enjoy.”

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“It was magnificent ... It’s a message of respect and peace, and that’s what we need to take away from such a show that we should broadcast as much as possible on this Earth,” said MP Daniel Sormanni.

“These are values that are fundamental to life on Earth and to human beings.”

“It inspires you,” said Nadia Gonzalez, co-owner of a company.

“The combination of dance with the live orchestra, the costumes that are very, very colorful and part of how they take you through Chinese history.”

“I think it’s magnificent. Visually it’s magical. The colors, the dancers, everything is spectacular,” said Linda Chevalier, a union president.

“But what really stands out is the message conveyed by the dance scenes.”

“Positively surprised, I think it’s great how the dancers move and the ease with which the acrobatic jumps are performed,” said Guido Evers, a managing director.

“Visually it’s such a splendor of colors and so much stimulation that has an effect on you.”

“The show was amazing,” said Rich Gamble, a CEO.

“I come every year with my daughter, Lily. And we have a fantastic time. And it’s a wonderful sharing of the Chinese culture, history, different forms of art, that from Opera to symphonic music, traditional music, dance.”

“The message of divinity and the idea that my daughter needs to know that communism isn’t China. And the spirit and the history survives despite the challenges,” said Robert De Block, an executive VP at one company.

“In today’s day and age, the message needs to be spread.”

“If you know anything about Chinese history, there’s just a rich, rich history over a long period of time,” said Merle Symes, a CEO.

“And the current situation is doing everything it can to crush that. And so this is vitally important.”