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Students in UCLA&#039;s Falun Dafa club practice qigong meditation, which is banned in China. The club&#039;s new exhibit, &quot;The Art of Truthfulness,&quot; plans to challenge negative stigmas surrounding the practice. (Burcu Turkay/Daily Bruin)

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Art exhibit aims to showcase Falun Dafa in positive light - Daily Bruin

Art exhibit aims to showcase Falun Dafa in positive light

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Taiwanese television stations in the 1990s broadcasted Falun Dafa persecutions in Tiananmen Square in China, where the meditation practice is shunned. First-grader Joyce Kuo, a practitioner of the meditation, was worried while watching the images on television in her home in Taiwan because she knew her family could receive negative attention.

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Art exhibit aims to showcase Falun Dafa in positive light

By Alexandra Del Rosario

Nov. 7, 2016 9:37 p.m.