“I think it’s absolutely wonderful and a beautiful show. We’ve been trying to get tickets for a few years, but the timing never seemed to work out. But we’re very fortunate and glad we’re here today. It’s absolutely extraordinary,” said Mr. Huy, a software developer for the United States Army.

“I think cultural stories are very important to maintain for all time. We cannot forget who we are and where we come from. We must carry that forward to future generations,” shared Mr. Huy.

The CCP has committed heinous crimes against humanity in the past century. Shen Yun is using its art to expose these crimes to the world.

“In my opinion, I don’t believe communism works for the best interest of the Chinese people. I’m concerned about the limits on people’s independence, free thought, and free practice of religion. In my viewpoint, if [China] continues to be communist, [it] must figure out a way to be more tolerant. There’s so many accounts of persecution happening today, it’s not acceptable,” said Mr. Huy.

“The choreography is incredible. The performance, the execution, the synchronicity of the dancers—perfect, as far as I can tell. All the costumes are wonderfully colored. And the lighting amplifies that tremendously and creates quite the show,” praised Mr. Huy.

“Right, I love the animation and the video in the background and the interplay between the performers and the digital show. It’s quite the illusion. If you have the chance to see the show, you 100 percent should,” said Mr. Huy.