China: Guangzhou residents celebrate Year of the Tiger with acrobatic performances

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Guangzhou residents celebrated Lunar New Year under the sign of the tiger with artistic performances on Tuesday.

Acrobats from the Changban Dragon Lion Sports Association dressed up as four tigers danced in front of an audience at the Cantonese embroidery cultural centre accompanied by musicians.
As the celebration is based on the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, it does not take place on a fixed date in the Gregorian calendar, but usually on the second new moon after the winter solstice, i.e. between 21 January and 21 February.

SOT, Ms. Su, Worker at cantonese embroidery cultural center (Cantonese): “Happy New Year! Wish you [stay] healthy and youthful in the Year of the Tiger.”

SOT, Ms Su, Cantonese Embroidery Cultural Centre worker (Cantonese): “Today is the first day of the Lunar New Year, I invited the lion dance troupe to celebrate the new year in the Cantonese Embroidery Cultural Center.”

SOT, Ms Su, Cantonese Embroidery Cultural Centre worker (Cantonese): “The white tiger is one of the four most famous animals in China. We made this Cantonese Embroidery to welcome the year of tiger.”

SOT, Mr Liang, Acrobat (Cantonese): “We are from ‘Changban dragon lion sports association’ of the Tianhe district, Guangzhou, today is the first day of the New Year, we are performing the show in Yongqingfang.”

SOT, Mr Liang, Acrobat (Cantonese): “Our show includes ‘high pole’, ‘three benches’ and ‘group of lions’. Although it is raining, we brothers still finished the show.”

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