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The China Disabled People's Arts Troupe staged its first performance in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5 where it was well received. During the show at the Olympic Music Hall, members of the China Disabled People's Arts Troupe performed gastriloquy (a voice or utterance which appears to proceed from the stomach), instrumental music, dance, symphony, etc. The Chinese ambassador to South Korea Li Bin and those in charge of Korea's disabled persons groups, together with an audience of over 2,000, enjoyed the performance.
Twelve deaf and mute actresses performed the dance "Thousand-hand Kwan-yin", vividly depicting the Buddhas in Dunhuang. Wang Xuefeng, who has rickets (a children's disease resulting in the softening of bones), put on the famous Erhu solo "Reflection of the Moon on the Erquan Spring", which clearly moved audiences. Other developmentally challenged actors and actresses also staged performers. The head of the Union of Korea's Disabled Persons said the performances by the art troupe were moving and admirable, adding that the disabled actors and actresses pushed art to a new high through their efforts, winning the hearts of the audiences. excellent performances.
While Korean audiences are largely unfamiliar with the arts of China's disabled people, they are frequently overwhelmed by their performances. Upon the show's conclusion many spectators were unwilling to leave and some even stepped onto the stage to express their congratulations to the
The troupe, which arrived in Seoul on March 3, will remain in Korea for 20 days, staging 11 performances in four cities.


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