Coming Together to Celebrate Supreme Master Ching Hai Day, Part 2 of 10

The third program is from Korea’s Pusan. It’s a dance that means “Simply.” An expression of enjoyment and happiness in spiritual practice to God. It's a Korean style jazz. I think it's the first time you’ve ever seen it. “A little bit of ginseng flavor. Can you smell it? Have a little taste of ginseng.”

The fourth one is a dance. It’s a traditional dance and song by the Aulacese (Vietnamese). “O friend, come to my homeland. Enjoy watching the blue sea stretching to the horizon. Hear the waves roaring in the ocean. Wind blows at the casuarina on shore. Boats sail over the waves to sea, sparkling under rosy sunlight. In the southern region of our country, coconut orchards extend to the horizon. Young women brimming with youthful love are graceful and adoring life. Young men aspire to be as great as the sea, reaching out to build Earth and Heaven. Springtime arrives in our motherland. Sweet sugarcane, green tea, and white blossoms carpet the hillside. Green rice paddies are like sea waves undulating. From the distance comes a lullaby. Green rice paddies extend as the egrets fly. Water is brought to our rural villages.

O friend, come to my homeland. Enjoy watching the blue sea stretching to the horizon. Hear the waves roaring in the ocean. Wind blows at the casuarina on shore. Boats sail over the waves to sea, sparkling under rosy sunlight. Beloved Âu Lạc has lush bamboo groves. Streams flow through tea orchards to the river. Rivers merge into the wide sea. Young people fully enjoy their lives. Spring arrives, uplifting spirits and reviving hopes. My country Âu Lạc shines gloriously.” We thank the Aulacese (Vietnamese) initiates for such a graceful dance.

The fifth program is from Formosa (Taiwan), Chinese instrument. “A Visit to Lan Yang”. “Hey! You boys look very cute wearing lipstick.” Lovely music from Taiwan (Formosa). In Taiwan (Formosa), many parents send their children to music academy. They pay for their children to learn musical instruments. I think these brothers are qualified to teach your children and I think they wouldn’t charge you a high fee.