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I liked the dance a lot and the colors were beautiful. In the beginning I was struck by the colors. But the pink and green together were beautiful. And gold and silver and a lot of tulle. That's it, a lot of colors. And of course the dance, which is beautiful. And when you throw all these arts up in the air. I didn't think you could do that. It was a fantastic performance. I'm impressed by the synchronization. That dance has so much acrobatics in it. And then the tradition behind it. It was exciting. It was the last one, but there were probably many more. The kingdom of heaven. Maybe you actually come from the kingdom of heaven on earth. Who knows? Maybe we're all like that. It's interesting. Why are we here on earth? Maybe to bring the kingdom of heaven here. I think it was very moving. It gave a lot. It was the last one. That's when it all came together in my life. You fight and you fight. Everyone was against each other. In the end you find what you want from the heart. Staffan Åkerlund, senior reporter and former editor-in-chief for Construction Industry Magazine was touched by Kjell Jons music. Especially by his performance. He was also touched by the stories behind the dances. I like the music a lot. The two stringed instruments are traditionally surprising. The technique was fantastic. And the sound was very beautiful. I think it was the whole. I was impressed by the solo artist who played the instrument. I can't pronounce it, but it was very impressive. The stories that the performance is based on, all the dances and stories, the one I liked the most was the poet Libai, who was called by the emperor. He wrote a tribute to his favorite concubine. I thought that was very good. But other stories were also interesting. The school story, for example. It was two strings. And that you could make it sound so fantastic. Impressive. There was also this story about the Buddhist... At the end of a war scene, the last survivor wanted to take his own life, but instead he became a Buddhist monk. That was also quite impressive. Both war-like and seeking peace. Elena Lundholm, coach in personal development, became very interested in Falun Gong and wanted to learn more about this method. I will definitely go home and read more about it. Because it's very interesting to know how it works. Yes, it's based on traditions. But I understand that the connection to Falun Gong is quite strong. It's both a literary form and a way of telling stories and describing it with dance. At the same time, it has a strong message. Yes, it's a message about freedom. It was very, very nice. You understood the stories. They were nice stories. And it was great that you jumped out into the wall and continued to film. Very good. As Ingrid just said, it's worth seeing at least once in your life. This type of performance. Peggy Ochentong reported for NTD at Circus in Stockholm. Thank you.