Lion Dance. National Freestyle Lion Dancing Competition.

Welcome to the Chinese Lion Dancing Competition page. Encouraged by Sil Lum Fut Ga Kung Fu, I am proud to learn and try to spread the art of Lion Dancing in addition to Kung Fu to the public. Lion Dancing is part of the traditions of Kung Fu and also provides Chinese culture to our students.

Lion Dance. National Freestyle Lion Dancing Competition. Lion Dancing Plays a big role in the art of Kung Fu. There are many different stories to how Lion Dancing began. How we believe the liondancing began is that there was a lion that was choosen to protect a special tree that the emporer owned. Lion Dance. National Freestyle Lion Dancing Competition. The lion is supposed to protect the tree and not eat from it. He did not know what the was so special about the tree. Was the tree, filled with super powers? Was it blessed? Was it scary and full of evil? The Lion has to do it's best to protect if from other creatures. After several day or a week the lion got curious and wanted to see the tree and decides to take caution on approaching it. He take three sacred moves and backs away. That is why when you see Lion Dancing, the Liondancers moves 3 times towards the Chang or object it wants to eat and backs away.

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Lion Dance. National Freestyle Lion Dancing Competition. When he spits the chang back, we know know that as spreading luck or wealth back.. The Liondancers was not seen before in the area, but the chinese said it looked like what the americans call Lion. Most martial arts teachers who know Liondancing practice there kung fu stance while participating in dancing. He builds up his students martilal arts stance with out them even knowing it. Soon when the student/dancers would get in the stance, also known as Horse Stance, they would do it with ease. In the olden days, chinatown would be known for seeing this type of dancing, Now is seen everywhere. It is seen in the everyday streets during Chinese New Year. Firecrackers are heard, Buddah's are teasing the dancers, Drums beating walking down the street, Sifu Siow gives his blessing on his students dancing all over Malayasia, Jongs are seen everywhere. Lion Dance DVD. Competition. Lion Dancing DVD