Malaysian Lion Dance is known as the 马来狮 in the International Lion Dance competition. The best Lion Dance troops in the world are found here in Malaysia. 🎉
I like to watch Acrobatic lion dance in Malaysia, and I am amazed with the hard work and dedication by the people. and the tradition has pass through generation.
@@smilingface2006 Bu dong hua may be not all can speak, but dialect like Fujian, Hakka, Teo Chew yes because it's used in family speaking daily. A lot of us also have a Chinese name used in family, but formal occasion or in ID Card, we use Indonesian/western name embedded with our family name.
@@tomsunuwar6940not rubbish and we forgive your ignorance. Our Chinese ancestors set foot in Malaysia as early as 400 years ago and they brought along the Chinese culture into the country.. that was even before China became a communist country.. Malaysia preserves the Chinese culture way better than any countries in the world outside of China.
I think the "growing" refers to cross-ethnic participation. Of course the Chinese-Malaysians themselves will continue to celebrate Chinese New Year and perform the lion dances, but now the other ethnic groups within Malaysia are also participating and that is perhaps a newer phenomenon.
Malaysian Lion Dance is known as the 马来狮 in the International Lion Dance competition.
The best Lion Dance troops in the world are found here in Malaysia. 🎉
👍💪🐉🧧🧨
Malaysian Lion Dance Teams are world champions the most anywhere in the world. Popular ones are one based in KL and another in Johor.
I like to watch Acrobatic lion dance in Malaysia, and I am amazed with the hard work and dedication by the people. and the tradition has pass through generation.
Happy Chinese Dragon Year 🎉🎉😍😍🎉🎉
Happy CHINESE New Year to All .❤️🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳❤️
Repeat it. Happy *CHINESE* New Year to all!
In Indonesia, there's a china town called Singkawang in Kalimantan Island, the hype of Chinese New Year is always vibrant
shut up!
Ada orang korang ajar
😂😂😂
i know but can they speak chinese?
@@smilingface2006 Bu dong hua may be not all can speak, but dialect like Fujian, Hakka, Teo Chew yes because it's used in family speaking daily. A lot of us also have a Chinese name used in family, but formal occasion or in ID Card, we use Indonesian/western name embedded with our family name.
Happy New Year 🎉
The last dismount was LIT. 👌
Fact: acrobatic lion dance start from Malaysia...
That is true. Lion dance is popular in Malaysia in 50 and 60s till may 13 incident.
HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR TO ALL!!
Happy to see all the harmony in a Multi-cultural ethic country. Cheers..
Gong Xi Fa Chai 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Wish You all More Prosperity 🎉🎉
China spread its people throughout the world, but the malaysian chinese spread its culture beyond ethnic circle
Malaysian Lion Dance Teams are world champions the most anywhere in the world. Popular ones are one based in KL and another in Johor.
HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR 春节快乐，恭喜发财，万事如意，平安康泰，国运昌盛，国泰民安！！！🧧🧧🧧
Happy Chinese New Year. 🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊
like in the movie Wong Fei Hong, Once Upon a Time in China
黄飞鸿电影是在梅花桩上斗狮
大马华人舞狮队是从电影得到灵感在1983首创高桩舞狮表演.
Malaysian Lion Dance Teams are world champions the most anywhere in the world. Popular ones are one based in KL and another in Johor.
@@leealex24 麻坡关圣宮舞狮队扫了大部分云顶世界狮王冠军,14次只输掉2次
Racial harmony in Malaysia. Malaysia Boleh
malaysia lion dance is like bruce lee to kungfu, the art is for all.
马来西亚舞狮在国际上是数一数二强劲舞团，得奖无数。❤
It makes me wants to sing, "We are the champions, my friend, and"........... (Queen)
Its not a 'growing' appeal. Lion dance is already a historical part and parcel of Malaysia CNY celebrations even hefore the PRC was forned in 1949.
Ridiculous rubbish lol 😆
Dragon dance from 🇨🇳
Lion dance from 🇲🇾
@@tomsunuwar6940not rubbish and we forgive your ignorance. Our Chinese ancestors set foot in Malaysia as early as 400 years ago and they brought along the Chinese culture into the country.. that was even before China became a communist country.. Malaysia preserves the Chinese culture way better than any countries in the world outside of China.
I think the "growing" refers to cross-ethnic participation. Of course the Chinese-Malaysians themselves will continue to celebrate Chinese New Year and perform the lion dances, but now the other ethnic groups within Malaysia are also participating and that is perhaps a newer phenomenon.
@@eugp4198you are replying to an Indian cybertrooper pretending to be Chinese on UA-cam.
中华文化 is for every people in the world 👍👍👍
Lion dance has always been in the Malaysian blood; being inculcated from young; be it Malaysian Chinese, Malaysian Indian or Malaysian Bumiputera.
Gong Xi Fa Cai everybody
🫠😊🤗😍