The Divine Performing Arts (DPA) group arrived in Taichung City, Taiwan on March 9 and conducted the first show at National Chung Hsing University. Mr. Hsu Shu-Hsiang, President of the Transworld Institute of Technology, watch the DPA's first show in Taichung. The show was recommended by a colleague. In an interview with the Epoch Times, Hsu indicated that the DPA show delivers the core values which are becoming scarcer in the modern tumultuous world and, therefore, contributes to the awakening of people's hearts.
As an educator, Hsu viewed the DPA show from the perspective of education. He considered that "the show had delivered the tradition and values of Chinese culture, such as a sense of justice. He continued that while the young generation is prone to getting lost when facing the diversified world, the DPA show presents a precious opportunity for education. He said he would recommend students and staff members of the institute that he presides to watch the show."
"The concept of salvation and the message of upholding the justice and opposing persecution are embedded in the show," Hsu commented. He also mentioned the DPA show had revealed the connotation that human conscience can be inspired toward enlightenment and justice and needs everyone's participation. "The show is very enlightening to the modern society in which the line between right and wrong is becoming ambiguous," he added.
Hsu asked the reporter whether such a significance-abundant performance could be put on stage in mainland China. After learning from the reporter that the Chinese communist regime had been trying all it could, attempting to suppress the DPA show around the world, Mr. Hsu said, "I believe changes will come as long as people's hearts are awakened. Everything starts from people's hearts!"
For information about upcoming Divine Performing Arts shows, please visit: www.DivinePerformingArts.org.
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