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"The show was very successful and could fully describe the Chinese culture, as an audience, what I want to say is 'I am longing for more'", an official from ASEAN secretariat has said.

The one-hour Taiji Grand Stage Show which featured a Kung Fu drama integrating seven kinds of time-honored Chinese feats with flexible lighting, backgrounds and multimedia display is part of the special celebration of the 2014 China-ASEAN cultural exchange year. "Taiji conveys a harmonious balance of ideas and is the essence of Chinese culture," ASEAN Community Affairs Development Director Danny Lee told Xinhua after the show. "I wish more and more Chinese culture like Taiji can come to ASEAN," he noted.

More than 500 people, including ambassadors and diplomats to ASEAN, Indonesian officials, business people and representatives of local Chinese communities packed the theater Monday evening.

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