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Meet Lee Wei-chun, the electrifying performer known as the 'Dance Prince of Taiwan'—and he’s on a mission to connect communities across the Taiwan Strait through the universal language of movement. From Kaohsiung to Shanghai, Lee blends Chinese classical dance, modern improvisation, tai chi, and ballet into mesmerizing routines that defy borders.
From Local Stages to Cross-Strait Collaborations
Lee’s journey started on Taiwan’s southern coast, but his passion for cultural fusion quickly propelled him into international spotlight. Now, he’s sparking dialogue through joint dance workshops, collaborative performances, and youth education initiatives. 'Art doesn’t recognize politics,' he says. 'It speaks to the heart.'
Mixing Traditions, Building Futures
By weaving elements like tai chi’s flowing gestures into bold, contemporary choreography, Lee creates a style that’s as innovative as it is respectful of heritage. His projects regularly feature partnerships with artists from the Chinese mainland, proving creativity thrives when cultures collide.
For young audiences worldwide, Lee’s story is a reminder: passion and art can build bridges even in complex times.
From Kaohsiung to Shanghai, Lee blends Chinese classical dance, modern improvisation, tai chi, and ballet into mesmerizing routines that defy borders.
'Art doesn’t recognize politics,' he says. 'It speaks to the heart.'
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