“That was exceptional,” said Mr. Kalantari. “A masterpiece. A combination of perfect colors, perfect music, everything.”
“I mean, it’s 100 percent perfect,” he continued. “I highly recommend it to everyone to watch it at least once.”
Ms. Nasirnia agreed, praising the colors and coordination of the performance coming together.
“It’s good if we can get more connected with our traditional things. ... For me, it’s like that,” Ms. Nasirnia said, expressing gratitude to the performers for bringing these values to the world’s stage.
“I just wanted to say thank you and keep going. It’s really good,” Ms. Nasirnia said.
Mr. Kalantari agreed.
“China has a long history. It’s not easy to bring the whole story in just two hours,” he said, but Shen Yun was able to convey it in a way that was “perfect.”
“The big part is what’s going on in the world. Some parts of the world don’t allow people to enjoy the beauty—the freedom,” Mr. Kalantari added. “That’s the sad part.”
Mr. England said he appreciated Shen Yun’s mission and felt its successful revival of the once-lost history was important.
“It’s good to show everyone what has happened over the years,” he said. “It’s showing what the history and the traditions have been.”
And it was doing it in the most beautiful way, he added.
“Amazing, dazzling, stunning, beautiful,” he said.
