Classical Chinese Dance Competition

The Asia-Pacific Preliminaries of New Tang Dynasty Television’s 5th International Classical Chinese Dance Competition successfully concluded on Aug. 18 in Hong Kong, but not without intense interference from the Chinese Communist Party.

Hooting, hollering, holding up banners and blocking passage, a group that acts as a proxy for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in Hong Kong attempted unsuccessfully to derail a traditional Chinese dance competition here on Saturday.

Communist authorities are going to great and unusual lengths to prevent performers in China from participating in an international dance competition that seeks to revive Chinese traditional culture.

The Epoch Times recently reported that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) issued a secret order that opposes the Fifth International Classical Chinese Dance Competition.

New Tang Dynasty Television’s International Classical Chinese Dance Competition organizers are hoping to attract talented classical Chinese dancers from China.

For the first time, NTD Television will hold an International Classical Chinese Dance Competition in Hong Kong.

Chad Chen was born into an artistic family, in this environment, Chen grew interested in classical Chinese dance.

Official Chinese propaganda has in recent years attempted to focus on arts and culture as a means of getting out the Communist Party’s official message.

Eight contestants from Asia-Pacific advance to the next round in the second World Chinese Classical Dance Competition.