What I liked
Junru can shift between speaking English and Chinese as she narrates her story while portraying herself, her parents and her coaches. She also performs her handstands which emphasize her narrative. They all convey many significant emotions. Although lightings are rarely used, it’s immersive the way it transitions to white lighting on one of the scene; it sets the tone as joyous moment fell silent. It would later follow up by transitioning to red lighting, creating a violent and aggressive tone for the next scene. All of this brings the show to life.
What I didn't like
I haven’t notice anything that would need to be improved.
My overall impression
It’s an emotional rollercoaster. Junru’s story expresses vulnerability. She’s very courageous for sharing her story. From the beginning, those who don’t know, would have no idea the journeys, the hardships she went through and endured to get to where she at today. Overall, the show is incredible and inspiring.
