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I just attended a lecture called "The Power of Culture". The lecturer is Jigang Zhang, a famous director. It was seven years ago that I first heard of him. In the Spring Festival Gala Evening of 2005, there was a great dancing called thousand-hand Kwan-yin.
As shown in the above pictures, a few people with the same dress stand in line. They are all dressed up glitteringly. If one looks from the front, there is only one woman with many hands around her. It is why this dancing is called thousand-hand Kwan-yin. When all these hands move up and down following melody, the scene is too beautiful to be true.
Beyond my imagination, all these dancers are handicapped. They are all deaf-mute. It is hard to believe that deaf-mute people can perform so beautiful dance. I was deeply touched by their spirit immediately. From then on, these dancer and the director became known to every household. And then this team frequently go abroad for performance.
Best wishes for these beautiful dancers.
As shown in the above pictures, a few people with the same dress stand in line. They are all dressed up glitteringly. If one looks from the front, there is only one woman with many hands around her. It is why this dancing is called thousand-hand Kwan-yin. When all these hands move up and down following melody, the scene is too beautiful to be true.
Beyond my imagination, all these dancers are handicapped. They are all deaf-mute. It is hard to believe that deaf-mute people can perform so beautiful dance. I was deeply touched by their spirit immediately. From then on, these dancer and the director became known to every household. And then this team frequently go abroad for performance.
Best wishes for these beautiful dancers.
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It was seven years ago that I had first heard of him.
What you had written is okay, but I personally think it sounds better with the added 'had'. It's a little more native~~~
In the Spring Festival Gala Evening of 2005, there was a great dance called thousand-hand Kwan-yin.
If one looks from the front, you can see only one woman with many hands around her.
When all these hands move up and down melodically, the scene is too beautiful to be true.
It is hard to believe that deaf-mute people can perform such a beautiful dance.
Immediately, I was deeply touched by their spirit immediately.
From then on, these dancers and the director have become universally recognized. became known to every household.
And since then, this team has frequently gone abroad to perform. for performance.
-小芒果（Peter）加油加油！
(^___________^)
As shown in the above pictures, around 10 people with the same dress stand in line.
looks like more than a few people.
Beyond my imagination, all these dancers are deaf.
It is not pc(politically correct) to say handicapped in america.
They are all deaf.
The world federation for the deaf has banned the words "deaf-mute" and "hearing impaired". Of course this sentence is not needed if you say they are deaf in the previous.
In Spanish they also say "deaf-mute" but in English it has been done away with...it really wasn't popular to begin with.
This sentence comes across as offensive. Being offended and mistakenly offending others is something that is inevitable in learning a language.
The lecturer is was Jigang Zhang, a famous director.
In the Spring Festival Gala Evening of 2005, there was a great dance called the Thousand-Hand Kwan-yin.
I think that the dance is named, "Thousand-Hand Kwan-yin"?
As shown in the above pictures, a few number of people with in the same costume stand in line.
Their costumes glitter.
If one watches from the front, there is seems to be only one woman with many hands around her.
It That is why this dance is called the Thousand-Hand Kwan-yin.
When all these hands move up and down following melody, the scene is too beautiful to believe. be true.
It seems strange to me to say that a scene is "too beautiful to be true" when you're watching it. I think the phrase I used is idiomatic English.
All these dancers are handicapped, which was beyond my imagination.
It is hard to believe that deaf-mute people can perform so beautiful a dance.
This way seems fine, too.
From then on, these dancers and the director have become known to every household.
You need to set a time for the "From then on" more explicitly if you're going to use those words, in my opinion. Did you mean since 2005?
And then this team frequently goes abroad for performances.