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InfoSpark: Everything to know about traditional Chinese lion dances

These acrobatic performances are a way to bring luck during the Lunar New Year as well as other celebrations
byVictor Sanjinez
Published: 12:00am, 03 Feb 2026
Length: 93 words
InfoSpark: Everything to know about traditional Chinese lion dances

Learn about the anatomy of the lion dance. Graphic: Victor Sanjinez

Once you hear the gong, drum and cymbals begin their beat, you know you’re in for a lucky treat. As one person manoeuvres the lion’s head, the other controls its tail, but both dancers move as one unit, spreading wealth and prosperity to everyone they meet.

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