MUNICH, Germany—Ms. Susanne Quessel a caregiver for the disabled was excited with the last performance of the Chinese Spectacular during its 2008 European tour. After the show on Saturday, April 19, in Munich she said, "It was wonderful here at the Prince Regent Theater, especially the acoustics."
"That truly was an accomplishment, from the costumes to the sporting performance and acrobatics. The backdrop, the meaning—Falun Dafa and humanity—were all conveyed very well," Ms Quessel said.
She said she was especially fond of the dancers' precision, "I noticed that they did not make one single mistake and that was due to complete body control. One could really see that there is much training behind all of that. One cannot breath very much despite this exertion and one must also control ones body."
"I liked 'Water Nymphs' very much because it is truly difficult to effectively portray water on stage. It was very successful with the colorfulness and those fans. Everything was very well balanced, nothing was hectic—that emanated calmness and serenity. In today's time that is really beautiful."
"I find it very sad that many Chinese people, who are pure in their hearts, appear in an unfavorable light on a global scale. I am not very sure that a person can truly enjoy life and develop because of the absolute power structure [in China]. I also believe that many Chinese people are not able to achieve individual freedom."
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