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Gao Zhisheng’s Family Praises Shen Yun
Gao Zhisheng is a well-known human rights lawyer who was imprisoned by Chinese authorities after he defended rights activists and Falun Dafa practitioners. When Gao was detained again last year, his wife and children fled China and were granted asylum in the U.S.
Gao’s wife, Geng He, took their two children to see Shen Yun at Radio City in New York on Chinese New Year.
[Geng He, Wife of Detained Human Rights Lawyer]: (Chinese female)
“I am very thrilled to be able to see this show today. It is very exquisite, very magnificent. I could see that the performers have put in a lot of effort over a long time to put on such a show.”
“I am very thrilled to be able to see this show today. It is very exquisite, very magnificent. I could see that the performers have put in a lot of effort over a long time to put on such a show.”
The performance, Drummers of the Northwest, brought back memories for her eight-year-old son.
[Geng He, Wife of Detained Human Rights Lawyer]: (Chinese female)
“There was a program, a northwestern dance. When my son watched it, he said, ‘Mom, I heard this music before in daddy’s car.’ The backdrop showed a village that looked a lot like Gao Zhisheng’s village in Shanbei.”
“There was a program, a northwestern dance. When my son watched it, he said, ‘Mom, I heard this music before in daddy’s car.’ The backdrop showed a village that looked a lot like Gao Zhisheng’s village in Shanbei.”
Her husband Gao Zhisheng has been detained in China for more than a year. Chinese authorities have refused to disclose his condition or whereabouts.
[Geng He, Wife of Detained Human Rights Lawyer]: (Chinese female)
“I think everything was so beautiful except my husband was not by me. I still haven’t heard anything from him.”
“I think everything was so beautiful except my husband was not by me. I still haven’t heard anything from him.”
NTD News, New York
Die Epoch Times Deutschland freut sich, als Medienpartner von Shen Yun Performing Arts World Tour 2010 ihren Leserinnen und Lesern einen exklusiven Einblick in ein einzigartiges Kulturereignis bieten zu können.
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