Shen Yun Atsauksme: Sharalyn Pliler, author

“It’s not just Chinese; it’s universal. It’s universal expressed through the Chinese culture, and through this really, really exquisite art form that they have put together with the dancing, and the singing, and the musical instruments, and everything, and the incredible gymnastics of it! I was very inspired... We seem to have forgotten the connection between art and spirituality, and how moving it is to have art reflecting the deeper aspects of our spirituality and our psychology. And then they have done this so well with all those fantastic costumes, and the brilliant grace—and, frankly, I didn’t see a mistake in there anywhere—and how they can do those acrobatic kinds of moves that they make, and still remain totally graceful and in control of themselves. On every level, it was just—you just never stop marveling! ”