Its alot ppl involved in this tradition, the costume blink his eyes ,moves his ears,the guys under the costumes, the musicians! Everyone deserves credit 👏
I'm not Chinese, but I love the Chinese New Year celebrations. I was lucky to grow up in a part of town with a huge Chinese population. My mom took me to see the lion dances each year. The smokey firecrackers, the vibrant reds and golds as far as I could see, the smell of all the shops making their delicious food, the crowds of people full of joyous energy, and the sound of the drums and cymbals which you could feel throughout your entire body. There are many fun New Year celebrations, but nothing quite matches the excitement and rejuvenating energy of the lion dances. It's the type of celebration that wakes up the spirit completely.
Lion dance is so underrated. It is actually very difficult to even carry the head of the lion as it's very heavy and being the lower part of the lion is tiring as you have to bend your back and carry also the person in front at some parts of the dance. Respect to those who ever did lion dance ✊
@@Gabyy631-f2k Superstition. It's like how in some Western culture, spilling salt on the table is bad luck. But honestly, it's more of the older generations that still can't let go of these mindsets
When I was 3-7 I was literally SOO scared because of the loud banging and how the Lion looked and what it was doing, so whenever there was a lion dance, I would always want my feet off the ground, so I forced my mum or dad to pick me up, carry me, or put me on the trolley seat because that’s what made me feel safe xD
" O Horn-deck'd beast, from higher sphere deliver'd , take root inside the tower's sculpted keepers And perch'd within, we beg of thee, rise Dance and cavott, cleanse all that thou wilt Cruelty, woe and those who plague the tower Cleanse away the strumpet's vile progeny "
Furthermore practitioners of this art-form are not professionals but only trained and do this on a part-time basis. They hold other full-time jobs. That's what make them awesome becoz of their love for the art. Incidentally, I'm Chinese and Singaporean but living abroad. Come every Lunar New Year I miss this part of my Chinese heritage so achingly much.
not to be racist, but you are a great person, because i would know that some americans hate us (hong kong or chinese) . Unlike you, you actually respect out traditions and like them. thank you (me is very young so me might not understand)
Same. I convinced my mom to let me and my friend see our towns Vietnamese youth group lion dance team preform at the opening of a boba/coffee shop this weekend. I’m very excited about it
People be saying they scared of this festival during their childhood, mean while I tried to be one of them when I was like 9 😂😂😂 I actually enjoyed this lol
Anybody absolutely LOVE these stuff??? Once there was a performance in my gym in 2nd grade, and me and like half of the 2nd grade (there were like 14 classes o.o) were watching too. I am always so mesmerized when i see this 🥰☺
Whats up with the dislikes? I didn't knew about lion dances but I can certainly say this is a beautiful display of art, skill and culture. I love the energy and these dancers performance is amazing.
They all just haters, maybe they wanted to look for this video and target it because of where it came from,😔 ik people are like that, but IT IS a beautiful thing to see, and I wish ALL people can enjoy the beauty of life as well
I've actually seen on numerous other Chinese Lion Dance videos comments talking about the dislikes. Apparently some children were scared of the lions during their childhood which is kind of understandable
@Miguel Macêdo I don't see how people can be so rude towards them, I see nothing wrong that makes them any different so why bother pick on them when we can all get along just fine
I missed the lion dance. Before pandemic, I really like watching this kind of performance in different malls in the Philippines every Chinese New Year. But now, there's no lion dance due to Covid.
Yah lor, so sad ....but hoping that next year can celebrate Chinese New Year and can see lion dance! I love lion dance SOO MUCHHHH.....🇲🇾 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💖 From Malaysia
When I was like so young I always hug my mom cuz of the loud banging noises and the lions 😂😂 but now I think they are very cute UwU we celebrate Chinese new year in our country and lion dancers would come to our school to perform.
When i was like 6 , I remember going to these dragon dance maturi in japan and some kids got to put their hand in the dragons mouth. And the dragon would bite the kids hand. So everyone was scared.😂
I am southeast Asian grew up in a Chinese family the lion dance music gave me a surge of adrenaline and a bit of anxiety.. my family used to hire the lion dancers every new year celebration and I was scared of them somehow .. this video brings memories back, we used to hang cabbage at the window and the lions will climb to get it .. they peel then eat oranges and give prayers/blessings in a car I didnt understood what they were doing
In my city Mexicali, in north of Mexico we have a huge influence of chinese traditions because a lot chinese inmigrants came here in the early 20th century. That Lion dance is actually an adopted tradition in this city, which is so nice,
Dear @luiseduardo586: I'm Yi Shi, a PhD student from Shanghai International Studies University, you can call me Yi or Akira, nice to meet you! I'm recently doing a research on Chinese New Year culture. By accident，I was impressed by your wonderful comment at the bottom of the video on UA-cam,and would like to ask if you would be interested in a little interview, my research group will pay you a fee. The interview will focus on Chinese Spring Festival and will last about 15-20 minutes. I’m look forward to hearing from you! Yours, Shi Yi
Strangely, the dancing lions are actually kinda cute and super endearing. If you can get past all the noise, noise, noise, noise, they're actually super fun to watch! They seem dog-like, which is understandable given they seem to be based off lion-like dogs of ancient Chinese traditions and legends. When this pandemic ends fully (wishful thinking, I know), I'd love to go and see these lions dance up close! But the noise of the drums and cymbals might put me off if I'm not careful.
3:56 Aww his little tail stood up. So cuuuute!😅 That yellow dragon was a-mazing! Props to the artists underneath, so much training to be that strong and make it look so fluid! It's really impressive
lol anyone else think how fearless these guys are, especially doing heights or such jumps, awesome perfomance!!! they did amazing :) Gong hei fat choy!
When I first saw these in kindergarten, I got so scared of the lions/dragons that I wanted to run away from them And the music was very loud that it hurt my ears But now, I realized that these guys are just two men inside of them and they’re quite friendly too
I don't live in hongkong or China but we also have Chinese new year here in the Philippines. Lion dances always came up on the news and my mom always let me watch it. I love it. I think they are cute especially the big ones like in this video. Im disappointed now of the news of my country cause they only show the long dragon ones these days.
I had a difficult childhood and hearing these Lion Dance cymballs really made my day back then. I used to be enthralled with this amazing art form-- the innocence of the lions, the head tilts and blinking... the butt bouncing haha. This video took me back to those beautiful days ❤ thank you
So amazingly talented, must have took hours of practice and dedication. Absolutely stunning performance, I'm grateful to these performers, thank you for sharing such a lovely video
😍😍 I love gongs. As a Mizo from North East India. In the olden days, we cannot celebrate a festival without gongs. Gongs are used in festivals, rituals, etc. The sound of the Gongs makes our hearts burst out like a fire.
every single time i heard it I'd first jump out of my skin then beg my parents to go see it. i love the lion dance. can you imagine e the training both the people in the lion and the people handling the drums have to go through for a performance that can happen on the street in the middle of a random city?
I remember one time in china me and my parents bumped into this and I remember how scared I was whenever the dragon would stand up cause ik, There's two people inside and I completely had no idea how the did that, but now I do,lol
So I'm from the frozen tundra of America and legit have figured out this is the original edm. Drops slap and there is a constant beat. Found my new genre of music for the remainder of my life. I'm vibing probably harder then a gylo should, but slap my ears and call me General Tso I dig it!!! 😎
@@hamkahasnim670 Okay, allow me to make it clear. All MY comment is saying that I just Love my Tiger in the Chinese Zodiac & that I can't wait to celebrate the Year of the Tiger when it comes. Plus, I NEVER said it was a Tiger Dance. EITHER. AND I already know that THIS is a Lion Dance.
@@hamkahasnim670 And if you DON'T get my Comment, I won't argue about this! But all MY comment is saying that I can't wait to celebrate the Year of the Tiger when that day comes. And that I NEVER said it was a Tiger Dance BUT I already knew that THIS is a Lion Dance. And I like said I won't argue about this. At all. Thank you.
@Kenya Garcia I don’t expect a majority of people to know this, including you. In Chinese culture they zodiac year that you are born in isn’t considered good luck. It’s actually considered bad luck. But it’s your life so feel free to live it however you want.
when i was little i loved this stuff but also scared because of the firecrackers. yesterday I went to a shopping center to eat lunch then I heard drums I recognised and followed the noise and then I saw lions dancing it was so loud and amazing
I saw one of these on tiktok (specifically the people training without the costume) and it reminded me when I saw these when I was a kid. Thought they were the absolute coolest
My elementary school in Louisiana used to have these ceremonies and I would be so infatuated with the movements of the dragons. Absolutely love it, always will!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I’m very glad Elden Ring has brought attention to this art form, I feel seen for once! I remember watching performers lion dance for my school in elementary and middle school
Here in my city of Cebu in Philippines, one famous supermall chain practices Lion Dance every Chinese New year. Multiple lions dance within the entire mall to visit and bless every shop.
Yes, prolonged and repetitive exposure to loud sounds, such as those encountered in Chinese Lion Dance training and events, can contribute to early and potentially severe hearing loss. Lion Dance performances typically involve loud drums, cymbals, and gongs, which can produce sound levels well above 85 decibels (dB) - the threshold where prolonged exposure can start to damage hearing. Repeated exposure to noise levels above 100 dB, which is common in many Lion Dance settings, can lead to hearing damage much more quickly. The main factors that influence hearing loss in these settings include: 1. Duration and Intensity of Exposure: The higher the decibel level, the shorter the safe exposure time. For example, sounds at 85 dB may take about 8 hours to cause harm, but sounds at 100 dB can lead to damage within 15 minutes. 2. Lack of Hearing Protection: Many traditional performers may not wear hearing protection due to cultural practices or the nature of the performance. Over time, unprotected exposure can lead to noise-induced hearing loss, which is cumulative and irreversible. 3. Age and Susceptibility: Younger individuals may initially have more resilience to noise, but the cumulative effects of exposure can lead to hearing loss earlier than would occur naturally with age. Once hearing loss occurs, it cannot be reversed. To mitigate this risk, Lion Dance participants can use earplugs designed to reduce decibel levels without compromising the quality of the sound, allowing them to protect their hearing while preserving the cultural experience. Regular hearing tests are also recommended for early detection and prevention of further damage.
My school does a lion dance for celebrating chinese new year and I've done multiple weeks of practice of the same thing over and over again so it's nice to see some different variations of it
i just had my school's chinese new year celebration (we're a chinese american school) and my grade did lion dance... i thought we were good but then these people come and one up us :'(
Red: You can do it brother! Yellow: Ok im trying..... Red: Oh hi friend can I have an orange? Me: *Runs away* Mins later, Yellow: Yo red! Come on out! Red: hold on I'm coming!
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Its alot ppl involved in this tradition, the costume blink his eyes ,moves his ears,the guys under the costumes, the musicians! Everyone deserves credit 👏
The people who make the stripey furry pajamas, too. And the blinking is the best.
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I'm not Chinese, but I love the Chinese New Year celebrations. I was lucky to grow up in a part of town with a huge Chinese population. My mom took me to see the lion dances each year. The smokey firecrackers, the vibrant reds and golds as far as I could see, the smell of all the shops making their delicious food, the crowds of people full of joyous energy, and the sound of the drums and cymbals which you could feel throughout your entire body. There are many fun New Year celebrations, but nothing quite matches the excitement and rejuvenating energy of the lion dances. It's the type of celebration that wakes up the spirit completely.
ive never seen a parade in person yet
I agree. It requires great skills to do lion dance
@@sophia0249 Asians don’t call it a parade
@@sadness6745 i forgot what its called hehe🙃
That was really well written :)
Lion dance is so underrated. It is actually very difficult to even carry the head of the lion as it's very heavy and being the lower part of the lion is tiring as you have to bend your back and carry also the person in front at some parts of the dance. Respect to those who ever did lion dance ✊
@Alma Menjivar Cool but the person on my profile is a singer called "Sana Minatozaki" from Twice. I do agree that she's beautiful
@Alma Menjivar lmao
@@Gabyy631-f2k Superstition. It's like how in some Western culture, spilling salt on the table is bad luck. But honestly, it's more of the older generations that still can't let go of these mindsets
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When I was 3-7 I was literally SOO scared because of the loud banging and how the Lion looked and what it was doing, so whenever there was a lion dance, I would always want my feet off the ground, so I forced my mum or dad to pick me up, carry me, or put me on the trolley seat because that’s what made me feel safe xD
The reason I was scared cuz these lion heads were so big XD so big that I thought it could devour me whole but hey that fear is also why I love em
Me too lol
@@Enderwave22 same
@@Enderwave22 i love the loud banging but i've came near the drummer and my ears drum feel like want to explode
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" O Horn-deck'd beast, from higher sphere deliver'd ,
take root inside the tower's sculpted keepers
And perch'd within, we beg of thee, rise
Dance and cavott, cleanse all that thou wilt
Cruelty, woe and those who plague the tower
Cleanse away the strumpet's vile progeny
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Elden Ring brought me here.
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Such a cool idea to use this for a boss.
This boss kicked my ass a million- oh wait, wrong video.
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Major respect for these performers. They pull off some amazing feats
That they do.
Furthermore practitioners of this art-form are not professionals but only trained and do this on a part-time basis. They hold other full-time jobs.
That's what make them awesome becoz of their love for the art. Incidentally, I'm Chinese and Singaporean but living abroad. Come every Lunar New Year I miss this part of my Chinese heritage so achingly much.
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This is so rich in color, skill, culture and whimsical acrobatics, it's almost overwhelming!!! 👍🏽
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Agree completely, @MiguelJuanez! Well said
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As an American I'm fascinated by this. Would love to celebrate Chinese New Year in China one day
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not to be racist, but you are a great person, because i would know that some americans hate us (hong kong or chinese) . Unlike you, you actually respect out traditions and like them. thank you (me is very young so me might not understand)
Same. I convinced my mom to let me and my friend see our towns Vietnamese youth group lion dance team preform at the opening of a boba/coffee shop this weekend. I’m very excited about it
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Nah, come to Malaysia
This stuff is still fun to watch.
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People be saying they scared of this festival during their childhood, mean while I tried to be one of them when I was like 9 😂😂😂 I actually enjoyed this lol
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SAME LOL
I remember I had a activity in kindergarten where we dressed up in these, I even got to get a mini one person only lion head to wear!
The drums and percussion instruments were really loud and fire crackers were going off so 6 year old me got really spooked lol
lmaoo yes i remember hiding and crying during the lunar new year when they performed this 😭😭 but i still peeked lolll
Anybody absolutely LOVE these stuff??? Once there was a performance in my gym in 2nd grade, and me and like half of the 2nd grade (there were like 14 classes o.o) were watching too. I am always so mesmerized when i see this 🥰☺
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I love those badass drum beats mixed with the loud cymbals.
Whats up with the dislikes? I didn't knew about lion dances but I can certainly say this is a beautiful display of art, skill and culture. I love the energy and these dancers performance is amazing.
They all just haters, maybe they wanted to look for this video and target it because of where it came from,😔 ik people are like that, but IT IS a beautiful thing to see, and I wish ALL people can enjoy the beauty of life as well
Yeah why so many dislikes? I think something is wrong with people dislike chinese video
I've actually seen on numerous other Chinese Lion Dance videos comments talking about the dislikes. Apparently some children were scared of the lions during their childhood which is kind of understandable
@Miguel Macêdo I don't see how people can be so rude towards them, I see nothing wrong that makes them any different so why bother pick on them when we can all get along just fine
@@riceman129 i,m 12 years old and i,m not scared i,m just want watching the lion dance since i,m was 3 years old
I wish COVID wasn’t a thing. I miss this, especially this year
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Same I miss this event
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We just saw a group perform the lion dance at our library. It was so wonderful. I’m not Chinese but I respect and admire y’all’s culture so much.
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I used to be scared, but now I'm like the costume is so adorable.
its suppose to scare away the devil, that's why fire crackers and the big noise
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When I was about 7 or 8
I was amazed by the dancing and the loud bangs and I want to see them again
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At first, I thought "Wow, nice pants!" Then realized they were lion legs.
@@Iz-tz3ti LOL A jean-wearin' lion! Dandy! XD
Are you on drugs
Navy Builder what kind of fricking question is that
better If Had Chinese Japanese Korean Girl Riding DragonLion ! !
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Lastime when I was young when there is a Lion dance and the lion gets near me I would SCREAM its looks so real!! And it was very LOUD!!
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But now I’m not even scared lmao
@@gf1802 eheh lol
now I'm not afraid, can't wait for Chinese new year!! sadly there will be no lion dance
@@meemoooooop aww yes I know and I’m really missing the lion dance in our city mall in my hometown I haven’t seen a lion dance in 3 whole years:(
I missed the lion dance. Before pandemic, I really like watching this kind of performance in different malls in the Philippines every Chinese New Year. But now, there's no lion dance due to Covid.
Yah lor, so sad ....but hoping that next year can celebrate Chinese New Year and can see lion dance! I love lion dance SOO MUCHHHH.....🇲🇾 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💖 From Malaysia
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When I was like so young I always hug my mom cuz of the loud banging noises and the lions 😂😂 but now I think they are very cute UwU we celebrate Chinese new year in our country and lion dancers would come to our school to perform.
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When i was like 6 , I remember going to these dragon dance maturi in japan and some kids got to put their hand in the dragons mouth. And the dragon would bite the kids hand. So everyone was scared.😂
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I am southeast Asian grew up in a Chinese family the lion dance music gave me a surge of adrenaline and a bit of anxiety.. my family used to hire the lion dancers every new year celebration and I was scared of them somehow .. this video brings memories back, we used to hang cabbage at the window and the lions will climb to get it .. they peel then eat oranges and give prayers/blessings in a car I didnt understood what they were doing
In my city Mexicali, in north of Mexico we have a huge influence of chinese traditions because a lot chinese inmigrants came here in the early 20th century.
That Lion dance is actually an adopted tradition in this city, which is so nice,
Dear @luiseduardo586:
I'm Yi Shi, a PhD student from Shanghai International Studies University, you can call me Yi or Akira, nice to meet you! I'm recently doing a research on Chinese New Year culture. By accident，I was impressed by your wonderful comment at the bottom of the video on UA-cam,and would like to ask if you would be interested in a little interview, my research group will pay you a fee. The interview will focus on Chinese Spring Festival and will last about 15-20 minutes. I’m look forward to hearing from you!
Yours,
Shi Yi
Strangely, the dancing lions are actually kinda cute and super endearing. If you can get past all the noise, noise, noise, noise, they're actually super fun to watch! They seem dog-like, which is understandable given they seem to be based off lion-like dogs of ancient Chinese traditions and legends.
When this pandemic ends fully (wishful thinking, I know), I'd love to go and see these lions dance up close! But the noise of the drums and cymbals might put me off if I'm not careful.
3:56 Aww his little tail stood up. So cuuuute!😅 That yellow dragon was a-mazing! Props to the artists underneath, so much training to be that strong and make it look so fluid! It's really impressive
lol anyone else think how fearless these guys are, especially doing heights or such jumps, awesome perfomance!!! they did amazing :) Gong hei fat choy!
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Ok so when the lion first jumped up I was like wtf, lmao this is awesome Chinese New Year , the year of the rat is upon us
Its still currently the year of the dog
Utsukushi_Rebornhimanwari Bista-Reboron right
@@utsukushi_rebornhimanwarib960 It's pig actually.
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it is the end of the year of the pig and beginning of the year of the rat
When I first saw these in kindergarten, I got so scared of the lions/dragons that I wanted to run away from them
And the music was very loud that it hurt my ears
But now, I realized that these guys are just two men inside of them and they’re quite friendly too
I don't live in hongkong or China but we also have Chinese new year here in the Philippines. Lion dances always came up on the news and my mom always let me watch it. I love it. I think they are cute especially the big ones like in this video. Im disappointed now of the news of my country cause they only show the long dragon ones these days.
I had a difficult childhood and hearing these Lion Dance cymballs really made my day back then. I used to be enthralled with this amazing art form-- the innocence of the lions, the head tilts and blinking... the butt bouncing haha. This video took me back to those beautiful days ❤ thank you
With great respect to my Chinese cultural tradition!! Lion dance spread good luck, prosperity, fortune.....
Been going on since 206 BC .
I’m just here to use this video for reference, and everyone here is talking about how they were traumatized by these festivals as children
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I thought this was cool as shit when I was a kid
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So amazingly talented, must have took hours of practice and dedication. Absolutely stunning performance, I'm grateful to these performers, thank you for sharing such a lovely video
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And somehow a REAL lion is less terrifying.
Idk what it is i just cant stop watching these kind of videos
I used to be terrified of these 😂
Nia Starmore bro same😂
I loved em and I still do
you should be terrifiying of them cuz the chinese now murdering and spying and slaving the turkestan oriental people because they muslims
@@viaman1386 she is talking about the lions not the chinese in general
Im 29 and still terrified
i'm staying at saikung every time i saw lion dance my tears is falling because i'm so happy and i don't know how explain ❤❤they are so great
I like this festival every year i always watch this and i love chinese new year too i got so much money
😍😍 I love gongs. As a Mizo from North East India. In the olden days, we cannot celebrate a festival without gongs. Gongs are used in festivals, rituals, etc. The sound of the Gongs makes our hearts burst out like a fire.
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Happy new year!!
every single time i heard it I'd first jump out of my skin then beg my parents to go see it. i love the lion dance. can you imagine e the training both the people in the lion and the people handling the drums have to go through for a performance that can happen on the street in the middle of a random city?
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Just keep the lion dance going for harmony & prosperity and keep Hong Kong from rioting..Love from Singapore👍
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i just to live in brunei when i was a kid and i would sit there for hours watching these… so cool in real life
Keep this tradition, culture, and love ALIVE!! 🥰🙏🏻👍🏻💯
I haven’t watched one of these in years but I’ve always found them to be awesome
Fascinante la danza del dragón y el león chinos,,un saludo a la comunidad china desde algún lugar de México...🇨🇳 ...🇲🇽
我喜欢这部影片🙂
我一直喜欢新年快乐。
哦，另一个中文视频让我们看看。
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我覺得舞獅表演是能夠代表龍馬精神丶龍精虎猛。我覺得舞獅表演是能夠做得最好看的。我覺得舞獅表演是能夠做得最精彩的。祝福大家新年快樂丶身體健康丶萬事如意丶心想事成丶一年比一年更好。繼續努力加油加油加油加油。我覺得喜喜洋洋過新年。我覺得是好有新年氣氛。多謝分享一下。我都非常好喜歡觀看舞獅表演。
I remember one time in china me and my parents bumped into this and I remember how scared I was whenever the dragon would stand up cause ik, There's two people inside and I completely had no idea how the did that, but now I do,lol
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So I'm from the frozen tundra of America and legit have figured out this is the original edm. Drops slap and there is a constant beat. Found my new genre of music for the remainder of my life. I'm vibing probably harder then a gylo should, but slap my ears and call me General Tso I dig it!!! 😎
because i never really knew the dragon dances entered my street, every time i heard the drums i go, "the fuck is there a protest going on?"
My teacher showed us this in the 5th grade, they are so cute! 💗
Firts i come singapore to work..the time is CNY ...then my bos is call the lion dance group..first time i saw this..i really scared cry so badly..😭😭
They are just adorable!!
Amazing: movements, costumes,dancers- I wish I were there/
Happy chinese New year 2021 to all. So nice thank you for sharing. Watching now from. Philipiness.
Absolutely stunning! Breath taking!
佩服，马路冇封，猛狮大闹市
可否作一系列non-stop， 可振奋人心，提神醒腦，阴雨天可抗疫，祝福大家安康加油。
Since I was in 1998, I can't wait for the Year of the Tiger Zodiac. And I wanna celebrate its Fierceness. (ROAR!) 🐅
Kenya Garcia this is lion dance not tiger dance
@@hamkahasnim670 Okay, allow me to make it clear. All MY comment is saying that I just Love my Tiger in the Chinese Zodiac & that I can't wait to celebrate the Year of the Tiger when it comes. Plus, I NEVER said it was a Tiger Dance. EITHER. AND I already know that THIS is a Lion Dance.
@@hamkahasnim670 And if you DON'T get my Comment, I won't argue about this! But all MY comment is saying that I can't wait to celebrate the Year of the Tiger when that day comes. And that I NEVER said it was a Tiger Dance BUT I already knew that THIS is a Lion Dance. And I like said I won't argue about this. At all. Thank you.
@Kenya Garcia I don’t expect a majority of people to know this, including you. In Chinese culture they zodiac year that you are born in isn’t considered good luck. It’s actually considered bad luck. But it’s your life so feel free to live it however you want.
when i was little i loved this stuff but also scared because of the firecrackers. yesterday I went to a shopping center to eat lunch then I heard drums I recognised and followed the noise and then I saw lions dancing it was so loud and amazing
As the dog, I have never been so excited about a new year coming as this one.
It's the year of the pig
Lol
@@aidenblackwelder5234 aa
Loved your cameo in Elden ring!!
The lion dance is in my words a powerful symbol of Chinese culture.
I saw one of these on tiktok (specifically the people training without the costume) and it reminded me when I saw these when I was a kid. Thought they were the absolute coolest
Happy almost Chinese New Year!
It's Amazing How Coordinated These Guys Are
My elementary school in Louisiana used to have these ceremonies and I would be so infatuated with the movements of the dragons. Absolutely love it, always will!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
中国龙会保佑每一个它的信徒，不分国界与肤色。
i always love lion dance. in indonesia we call them barongsai 😭 i really love barongsai when he blinks and shakes his butt it's cuuuuuutteeeee
AWWW 😍
Salam dari malingsial ke indognesial
Its also cute when the wiggle their ears
Miyazaki: Now THIS would be a cool boss!! 👹
I’m very glad Elden Ring has brought attention to this art form, I feel seen for once! I remember watching performers lion dance for my school in elementary and middle school
Here in my city of Cebu in Philippines, one famous supermall chain practices Lion Dance every Chinese New year. Multiple lions dance within the entire mall to visit and bless every shop.
What a art & culture of CHINA😘😘😘😘👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I love it when they blink the eyes littl baby me always thought it was so cool
I love the Chinese zodiacal calendar as well as the celebrations for the Chinese New Year as well
Bruh growing up in Singapore, I used to be hella scared of them, cuz i thought they were real (-_-), I was 9
Same when i was kid i cried when is see that because I think it was a robot not a human inside
it was the eyelashes and the blinking that disturbed me, but i still enjoyed these a lot
Yes, prolonged and repetitive exposure to loud sounds, such as those encountered in Chinese Lion Dance training and events, can contribute to early and potentially severe hearing loss. Lion Dance performances typically involve loud drums, cymbals, and gongs, which can produce sound levels well above 85 decibels (dB) - the threshold where prolonged exposure can start to damage hearing. Repeated exposure to noise levels above 100 dB, which is common in many Lion Dance settings, can lead to hearing damage much more quickly.
The main factors that influence hearing loss in these settings include:
1. Duration and Intensity of Exposure: The higher the decibel level, the shorter the safe exposure time. For example, sounds at 85 dB may take about 8 hours to cause harm, but sounds at 100 dB can lead to damage within 15 minutes.
2. Lack of Hearing Protection: Many traditional performers may not wear hearing protection due to cultural practices or the nature of the performance. Over time, unprotected exposure can lead to noise-induced hearing loss, which is cumulative and irreversible.
3. Age and Susceptibility: Younger individuals may initially have more resilience to noise, but the cumulative effects of exposure can lead to hearing loss earlier than would occur naturally with age. Once hearing loss occurs, it cannot be reversed.
To mitigate this risk, Lion Dance participants can use earplugs designed to reduce decibel levels without compromising the quality of the sound, allowing them to protect their hearing while preserving the cultural experience. Regular hearing tests are also recommended for early detection and prevention of further damage.
THEIR COSTUME SO CUTE I WANT IT
I am Chinese Indonesian. I also celebrate Lunar new year every years
Ngerti ga mereka ngomong apa ?
@@A2_B ngerti
That is very a skillful team, thanks for sharing!
This must be at Castle Peak Road. Love the double lion dance ! Enjoyed it so much !
I actually laughed when the lion did some funny moves😂
Best Chinese New Year before 3 years
My school does a lion dance for celebrating chinese new year and I've done multiple weeks of practice of the same thing over and over again so it's nice to see some different variations of it
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Happy Chinese New Year !!! Gong xi Gong xi !!!
Happy new year han Kin cong
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I just started Lion Dancing. Super fun time and I love scaring little kids with the costume
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Happy Chinese New Year. Very impressive and awesome lion dancing
So adorable when they do a loaf on a high pole 🥺 Kyler (The red female Chinese Lion with yellow stripes) and Agazio (The yellow male Chinese Lion)
i used to be obsessed with them and i would always try to pet them 😳
I am in China now and can't wait to see the real deal here 🤩
i just had my school's chinese new year celebration (we're a chinese american school) and my grade did lion dance...
i thought we were good
but then these people come and one up us :'(
lol same
thats cool
@Заходи на CreditDoit Ru DISGUSTANG
Really?
Happy chinese new year!!!!
These lions are so cute
yes
Lions
@Lothent I know.
@Lothent Ok. Sorry.
@@wanggilly I don't know
Great video with great quality, I like the sounds !
Red: You can do it brother!
Yellow: Ok im trying.....
Red: Oh hi friend can I have an orange?
Me: *Runs away*
Mins later,
Yellow: Yo red! Come on out!
Red: hold on I'm coming!
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