San Marcos City Councilwoman Danielle LeBlang watched Shen Yun in Escondido, California, where she presented a special commendation for the artists.
"I just wanted to thank you guys for bringing this beautiful show to Escondido, which is one of our neighboring cities, and for continuing to encourage the arts in our community."
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Dance teacher says dancers being refused medical treatment at Shen Yun is not true.
He says his own sister, a principal dancer, was recently injured while performing a flipping movement and underwent surgery. She will ease back into dance after she completes rehab.
Behind the New York Times’ China Coverage, Decades of Distortion
How the New York Times misleads its readers on communist China, including the regime’s human rights abuses.
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The New York Times has essentially ignored the persecution of Falun Gong--one of the largest, longest running, and most brutal human rights atrocities of our time--for over a decade (see below report), while bolstering the Chinese regime's propaganda on Falun Gong. Now when Falun Gong has some success in raising awareness of the persecution and reviving the nearly destroyed traditional Chinese culture on their own through Shen Yun, NYT tries to take it down by peddling distorted depictions of what Falun Gong people actually believe and how they behave. It's sad to see an American paper seemingly doing the CCP's bidding.
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How the CCP Silences Talk on Forced Organ Harvesting in the West
Beijing uses its long arm to stifle people from speaking out about its atrocities.
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Puppy Follows Best Friend Down Slide
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What an adorable pair of best friends! 🐕
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Taiwan’s democracy at work. Every vote is held up so that it is visible to the public. The result is shouted out, repeated, then tallied on a visible sheet of paper.
Anyone can watch, take pictures, or film. When the ballot box is empty, staff show the public that it really is.
Immerse yourself in “El bajel que no recela,” a standout piece from José de Nebra’s enchanting opera, “Vendado es Amor, no es ciego,” first performed in 1744. This composition, brimming with emotion and depth, was brought to life at the Teatro Colón de La Coruña.