SYDNEY, Australia—Elsa Anzora, a self-employed lady who runs a travel agency, says the Chinese Spectacular was "very entertaining, very peaceful".
"I think it's a little bit of an introduction to the history of China, which is really interesting," Ms Anzora said.
"I think the introductions and end, and also the history about what happened and how tradition got somehow lost, but the people have fought really hard to maintain their belief, that is really powerful."
"Also the power of the unity, which I think is what is needed in this whole world. We could probably improve our ways of living if we try to be united. Not united in war but united in peace."
"I started to read the book of Falun Dafa, and I think I will finish it now," she said.
Ms Anzora said she particularly enjoyed the opera singers. "Especially the tenor, he was very powerful," she said.
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