Shen Yun: 'A Magical World of Color and Harmony' I NTDTV

From 2006, the classical Chinese dance company Shen Yun has grown from one touring company to seven that travel around the globe simultaneously.

They share one goal: To revive traditional Chinese culture that has nearly been lost.

A 13-time Emmy winning reporter and news anchor Marcella Lee brought her family to see Shen Yun in San Diego to celebrate the Chinese New Year.

“It was spectacular! All the colors, the beautiful movements … and when the actors and the artists dance, and they tumble, they’re so graceful—it’s almost as if they have wings! I enjoyed it immensely,” said Lee.

Lee’s mother was born in China and is now living with Lee and her family in the United States. Being born and raised in the United States, Lee felt that it was important to bring her children to see Shen Yun to experience traditional Chinese arts and culture.

“It was almost like we took a trip as a family back in time, and got to relive what it might have been like back in the days of the Manchurian [court]. We saw the palaces and all kinds of history here brought into real life in living color for my kids, and that was what was so unique for me, to expose them to some of the Chinese history that dates back thousands of years,” Lee said.
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