Guan Yin Chinese Dragon Dance Troupe

Dragon Dance & Kung Fu Acrobatics

The Guan Yin Dragon Dance Performance is performed by 7 Kungfu Acrobatic Performers. The Dragon can be used for high impact performances or artistic based performances.

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Chinese Red Dragon

Chinese Dragon at Ilford High Road

Some Recorded Sample Music that can be used for Dragon Dance Performances

The performance can be done with live music that includes drums, gongs, cymbals and a few other traditional Chinese Music Instruments played by Traditional Chinese Bands.

Chinese Dragon Dancers in London — Red Dragon

Chinese Golden Dragon

Golden Dragon Performers — Golden Dragon

Hire Chinese Golden Dragon — Golden Dragon

Illuminated Blue Dragon — Illuminated 3 Man Blue Dragon

Chinese acrobats perform at Stonehenge — Chinese Kung Fu Martial Arts

Chinese acrobats perform at Stonehenge — Chinese Gold Dragon

guan_yin_chinese_kung_fu_stonehenge — Chinese Martial Arts

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Debbie Garrard
December 28, 2022 at 9:59 am
debbie.garrard@bupa.com
We are a care home and we would’ve to have a Chinese performance and possibly a dragon.as we would like to celebrate Chinese New year.
I have no idea how much this would cost and if you can come to chislehurst in kent or of you know of anyone who can.
Debbie Garrard

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Through Chinese immigration, the lion dance has spread across the world and still remains a huge part of Chinese Folk Culture.

Before the Han Dynasty, only a few lions had reached the Central Plains from XinJiang, the Western Region of China. Not unlike the Chinese Dragon, the lion was only an animal that existed deeply in myth as there were initially no real lions in China.

In 202 BC – 220 AD, people began to make their own interpretations of Lions, by mimicking the appearances as well as actions of them for entertainment purposes. This slowly and very gradually developed into the lion dance in the Three Kingdoms Period and grew popular with the rise of Buddhism in the Northern and Southern regions of China.

In the Tang Dynasty, the Lion Dance was one of the court official dances that took place regularly. It also began to symbolise Chinese Culture distinctively through depicting the prayers of good luck during the Spring and Blooming Seasons.

Chinese Martial Arts as well as Kung Fu play a big influence on the styles and methods of the Northern Lion Dance. The Red Theatre in Beijing and Shaolin Temple are still home to some of the best interpretations of the Contempo dance.

Having said that, the Northern Lion Dance is comparatively one of the most dynamic, consisting of many diverse, difficult, and risky stunts. Guangdong is the home to the Southern style of Lion dance, it is performed more in the hometowns of China as well as Macau, Hong Kong. It portrays the more specific actions of a Lion, its behaviour as well as more intimate moments