Film Screening of Unbroken - Untold Story of Shen Yun, Milpitas, CA

Everybody is still singing here. We're going to do a very quick Q&A. I would like to give this commendation, but I wanted to say a few words. You know, I created an arts ordinance in the city of Narquitas back in 2014 because I really feel that art is an expression of our soul. Art is a spiritual thing, and humanity, every culture in the world has art. They express it because we are part of that higher consciousness, and that's how we express ourselves, through music, through art, through physical performances like Chan Yun. It's so beautiful, and anyway, it's overwhelming. I get kind of spiritual, but I want to give this commendation. I'm always a supporter of the arts, so I want to give this commendation for the Classical Arts Foundation and Corporation for everything that you do to promote the arts. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. I saw Chan Yun last year, and since I was handing a flyer in San Francisco, and I invited my daughter to come watch it with me, and she said that, oh, no, she had heard something negative about Chan Yun. That piqued my interest, and since then, I have been investigating how China, how TPP, not China, is spreading the Communism so horrifically. I'm so proud of her. She has a daughter that was a dancer, you say, for more than 10 years. That's the older one, and the younger one is also in Chan Yun now as a violinist and on an accord. Are you proud? Also, we have the opportunity to travel with Chan Yun for over 10 years, and then a lot of others come for four years. I'm so happy. And then the thing about the education, the way that it shines. I'm going to let it shine, this little heart of mine. I'm going to let it shine, let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.