To China With Love

2011年2月9日，作家佩奇（Don Pesci）观看了神韵纽约艺术团在康州首府哈特福德著名的布什耐尔（The Bushnell）剧院的首场演出。（摄影: 王建明 / 大纪元）
作家：神韵通过文化感动中国人
【正体版】【打印机版】【字号】大中小【大纪元2011年02月10日讯】（大纪元记者王建明美国康州报导）2011年2月9日，康州作家佩奇（Don Pesci）观看了神韵纽约艺术团在康州首府哈特福德（Hartford）著名的布什耐尔（The Bushnell）剧院的首场演出。佩奇（Don Pesci）在观看后表示，神韵令他非常地感动：“我非常欣赏所有的舞蹈，尤其是其中有关神和信仰的内涵，我觉得这是非常重要的。”

佩奇表示，虽然神韵演出是由很多不同节目组成，但是他能够看见整个表演的主轴：“神韵讲述了整个中国的历史，经过各个朝代，我觉得用艺术表达这些东西是很不简单的，所以我觉得非常好。”

他强调：“神韵是一个非常美好、非常勇敢的表演。她在利用中华文化去感动中国大陆的人。这个文化非常久远，且具有很多内涵，同是也保留在人们的心中。我觉得这个表演对中国以至全世界都传递了一个信息，我也希望更多人能够知道这个信息。”

他指出，如果能让中国人看到神韵，那将是一件非常好的事情：“我觉得整个表演体现了一个很深的内涵。如果能让更多的中国人看到，那将是一件非常好的事情。”

悉尼时间: 2011-02-10 16:39:45 PM 【万年历】
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