American dance student Lillian Parker gives an inside look at Shen Yun’s art form, lifestyle, and why she has come to love it.

Shen Yun artists react to the injustice they feel over the New York Times’ inaccurate depictions of who they are and what they stand for.

In Chinese culture, the virtue of tolerance is symbolized beautifully by the character 忍, which depicts a knife poised above a heart—a powerful reminder that true endurance and patience often require overcoming discomfort and pain. Join principal dancer Ellie Rao as she shares her insights on the essence of tolerance.

In this interview with some of Shen Yun’s leading artists as well as rising stars, host Jan Jekielek of American Thought Leaders explores their challenges, their passions, and what allows them to keep going despite the incredible rigors of their art.

Shen Yun artists Ying Chen and Jared Madsen share with TV host Jan Jekielek some of their personal experiences defying the CCP’s attempt to cancel Shen Yun, what the company has been up against, and why they continue to persevere in the face of untold challenges.

Whether it's front kicks, side kicks, or back kicks, during our dance class, we make sure to practice them with precision, and focus on maintaining proper form. It's challenging, but it's worth it!

Most of us would probably agree that finding peace in our daily lives isn’t easy. So when principal dancer Angelia Wang feels the need to slow down, she turns to dancing. Here’s what she has to say about her approach to finding solitude.

Principal dancer Piotr Huang warms up his body with basic barre, and leg holds. Quality fundamentals are everything! Through this versatile conditioning of flexibility, stability, and extension, Piotr is prepared for his show tonight.

As a seasoned performer, one would think that the concept of stage fright doesn’t exist for Principal Dancer Angelia Wang. But when it does, how would she manage through the process? Let's hear her tips for dealing with pressure here.

Breathe and extend! Principal dancer Karina Fu and her colleagues in Shen Yun’s New York Company prime their full-body control with a simple but demanding 单腿蹲 (dan-tui dun) combo, incorporating breathing and precise pacing into their moves.

Always effortlessly elegant and poised on stage, principal dancer (and our poster girl) Angelia Wang says mastering Classical Chinese dance hasn’t come easy. Here she shares how she overcomes obstacles in her dance career.