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China and Malaysia take lion dance to new heights

Updated 11:15, 26-Jan-2025
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Lion dance has long captivated audiences across Asia, from the vibrant streets of Kuala Lumpur to the historic alleys of Guangzhou. The ancient tradition has evolved over the centuries, transforming from New Year performances to competitive spectacles. Now, China and Malaysia are together nominating the lion dance for UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List. Join CGTN's Rian Maelzer in Kuala Lumpur and Huang Fei in Guangzhou as they follow the inheritors of this rich cultural legacy.

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