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Shanxi dance performed in Taipei

www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-22 11:24:56

On June 21, Shanxi Folk Art Troupe gave a performance of local dance and
song from Shanxi at Dr. Sun Yat-Sun Memorial Hall in Taipei. With more TV
series from the mainland gaining popularity in Taiwan, more and more
Taiwanese are interested in folk culture from the Chinese mainland. In
fact, Shanxi Folk Art Troupe has redesigned the costumes and stages, to
present a unique show.

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