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Đoàn Lân Sư Rồng Liên Nghĩa Đường

Chợ Lớn·Ho Chi Minh City·Vietnamest. 1923Red & gold

Considered the oldest lion-dance troupe in Chợ Lớn, predating Nhơn Nghĩa Đường by over a decade. Rooted in the Cantonese diaspora community.

Lion and folk troupe culture: youth training, festival processions, and mutual support inside Vietnamese diaspora and homeland communities.

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