ADELAIDE, Australia—Attending the matinee session of the Chinese Spectacular in Adelaide on Tuesday April 15 was Master in International Studies from the University of Adelaide, Mr Konstantin Kourteff.
"Absolutely beautiful, I recommend it to everybody. It was worthwhile coming just for the colours, costumes and dancing," said Mr Kourteff, adding praise to the Baritone, Soprano and Tenor, "they have a very powerful voice..."
Mr Kourteff thought all performances were special. "Oh, they were all excellent ... the costumes were absolutely unbelievable.
"That was good, very athletic. They are first class performers, all of them. There are no amateurs.
Mr Kourteff commented on a deeper message he gained from watching the show, and how the Spectacular was different to shows he's seen from communist China while in Hong Kong.
"The moral is that there is a history that shouldn't be neglected, that we should all claw back, what we had once. We can improve a bit, but not forget it or ignore it. I believe that's what happening in China. I have seen the dances where factory workers and army and military people are dancing around with hammer and sickle and machine guns—the latest communist choreography."
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