Paris Opera’s support to those on the frontline

It has been one month since France is in a complete lockdown. Who would have imagined this situation? So unexpected and surreal.

Through this video, the dancers of the Paris Opera Ballet showed their support and gratitude to those who are fighting this epidemic on the frontline in the world.

I do hope that Covid-19 will be behind us very soon. Take good care. Stay healthy and happy.

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Published by Chun-Wing

Originally from Hong Kong, Chun-wing is the first Chinese dancer to join the Paris Opera Ballet (Opéra National de Paris). Chun-wing has been passionate about music since the age of 3, he would play the songs that he used to sing at the kindergarten on the piano. At the age of 7, his mother introduced him to ballet. A few years later, he decided that he would like to become a professional dancer. With the help of his teacher, Miss Jean M. Wong, he moved to Paris to receive full-time training at the Paris Opera Ballet School when he was 14. After 4 years of training, he was accepted by the Paris Opera Ballet in September 2015. Chun-Wing was promoted to Coryphée in April 2021.

Dancing / Ballet, Inside the Paris Opera, Press and Exposure

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