Celebrating the Third Anniversary of Supreme Master Ching Hai Day, Part 4 of 11

Next, we are honored to invite fellow initiates from Austria and Munich, Germany to perform the Viennese Waltz for us.

Up next, American Aulacese (Vietnamese) initiates will bring us a brilliant dance – “Candle Dance.”

Up next, we have seen so many dances from different countries worldwide, but we haven’t seen a dance from Formosa (Taiwan). Now, our fellow initiates from Taipei, Formosa (Taiwan) are bringing us a wonderful dance: “Living Beings in the Forest Are Dancing” and “Jade Flute and Silver Fan Dance.” This dance was specially choreographed by sister Lin. Originally there were five themes, but since it’s a very large-scale dance drama, it’s now condensed into two parts. Male initiates dress up as animal(-people) and plants. All kinds of creatures use body language to express their dance in the Pure Land – dancing together with celestial maidens and children in the realm of Fairyland.