News & Insights Across Asia
Indonesia’s Taman Safari comes alive with vibrant Chinese New Year celebrations, blending traditional cultural performances with wildlife experiences for a unique festive occasion.
Robot dogs dressed as mini ‘lion dancers’ wowed visitors at Beijing’s National Museum with a lively performance to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year, blending tradition with technology.
An aerial lion dance performance at Macao Tower marked the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China, showcasing the city’s cultural heritage and bringing joy to residents and visitors alike.
An aerial lion dance at Macao Tower celebrated the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China, showcasing the city’s rich cultural heritage.
An aerial lion dance at Macao Tower celebrated the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China. Dancers performed 233 meters above ground, showcasing cultural heritage and youth involvement.
Chinese dragon and lion dances bring festival joy to Brazil. A 105.91-meter-long dragon set a new record in São Paulo, highlighting the fusion of Chinese traditions into Brazilian culture.
China’s vibrant cultural landscape captivates the world, from ancient archaeological parks chronicling its history, to modern artistic expressions like Ray Chen’s music and the Lion Dance reaching Texas.
For 25 years, students at the University of Texas at Austin have embraced the traditional Chinese Lion Dance, bringing this vibrant cultural heritage to local communities in Texas.
A dedicated troupe of University of Texas students is keeping the ancient Chinese tradition of lion dancing alive, uniting diverse backgrounds to share this vibrant art with the Texas community.
Lion dances, a traditional Chinese custom symbolizing luck and good fortune, are flourishing in Malaysia. Through generations of dedication, this vibrant art form continues to connect communities and preserve cultural heritage.
Asia embraces cultural innovations, from global animation experts gathering in Hangzhou to women transforming the traditional lion dance, and growing educational exchanges between China and Malaysia.
Dozens of dragon and lion dance teams gathered in Jianghua Yao Autonomous County, Hunan Province, offering a spectacular display of traditional folk art to celebrate the Year of the Dragon.
Explore Vietnam’s unique Lunar New Year celebrations with Thanh Truc, showcasing Tet traditions like festive foods, decorations, lion dances, and red envelopes.
An ancient art form from the Chinese mainland, the lion dance is enchanting a new generation in Malaysia. Young Malaysians are embracing this tradition, ensuring its vibrant future in the country’s diverse society.