"The dancer Leo, or Chang Liu, is currently injured and has been given the task of taking care of the local dancers, who are new in each town on the tour. – 'I’ve really appreciated meeting people from all different places,' says Chang Liu."

— Malin Palmqvist, LT (Länstidningen Östersund), April 8, 2025

"In school, I was very open about being queer, but on stage, I couldn’t express my personality in the same way."

— Ingela Hofsten, VI, January 9, 2025

"Chang Liu performs an intense solo, with energy charged in every joint movement. The body stretches out like a line – it is powerful yet simultaneously precise and restrained."

— Anna Ångström, SvD (Svenska Dagbladet), March 11, 2022

"He has been a dancing soldier in the Chinese Air Force and studied in the Mormon capital, Salt Lake City. Now he delivers take-away dance on patios and parking lots with Norrdans."

— an anonymous reporter, YIPPIE Härnösand, April 22, 2020

"Ma (間) was the culmination of his desires and research. The dance featured himself and undergraduate senior Bayley Smallwood. Although Liu did not focus on his relationship with audience members, his piece was evidently a jaw-dropping work of art. The costumes, lighting and even several phrases of the movement were stunningly simple, but it was clear that the contexts of his piece were profound. During the dance, Liu and Smallwood drew Chinese characters on large scrolls of paper, which Liu explained were from a famous zen poem. 'All deep meanings are [hidden] in simple words.' Liu said in reference to the poem."   

— Sofia Sant’Anna-Skites, The Daily Utah Chronicle, March 31, 2019

"The most important lesson it(dance) has taught me is not constant gain, but constant letting go."   — Gao Feifei & Yu Dong, The Dance Artist, December 29, 2017

"Earning money through dance isn’t that difficult in China, but this is not the kind of dance he wants to do. This way of 'supporting my own dance through dancing for others' leaves him with a bitter taste. As a result, Chang Liu is considering a third path: going abroad. 'This, too, is a choice made when there’s no way out. If I go abroad, I’ll have to start over completely.'

— Li Xiao & Wen Zhao, Chutian Golden News (楚天金报), July 13, 2014

"I’m afraid of a retirement-home-like comfort. I hope my dance can tell the stories I really want to tell."

— Yu Zhao, Chutian Metropolis Daily (楚天都市报), April 25, 2014

"I have greater ambitions. I hope my dance has not only artistic value but social value—to move people, to truly touch a group of people, that’s what gives it social worth."

— Huichun Wang, Wuhan Evening News (武汉晚报), April 21, 2014