THE HAGUE, Netherlands—On the night of February 19th, even though the Divine Performing Arts' Chinese Spectacular had been over for quite a while, Lee A Leong and his family still lingered inside the World Forum Theatre, wishing the memorable night could last longer.
Lee brought three-generations of his family to the show, including his father who was in a wheelchair, from a city in northeastern Holland,.
When greeted by the reporter, Lee said, "The show was great! " He said that the word "enjoy" does not do justice in describing his feelings. His 70-year-old father said "It's very good!" three times, speaking very loudly to make sure the reporter heard him. Lee's son also loved the show, "It's exciting! Wonderful! Thank you, Divine Performing Arts!"
Another audience member, Jian Peipei,, is a Chinese violinist living in The Hague. After watching the "Spectacular," she expressed her admiration for the show, "It's a really great show. It's unique. It's very different from the shows in mainland China." She said, the show reminded her that China is a huge country, with many different areas, each with unique dances and legends.
Jian said she really loved the dances in the show. "The Mongolian dance is my favorite. But the other segments are also excellent!"
Mr. Li is a Hong Kong immigrant who now works for an electric welding company in The Hague. As a Buddhist, he said the principle he tries to live his life by is to be compassionate. His friend told the reporter that Mr. Li offered his Chinatown store as a ticket-selling point for the show. This made buying tickets much easier for the Chinese living there.
Mrs. Li added that they bought their tickets very early, "I had to buy early to get good seats, because I knew such a great show would attract many people."
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