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Đoàn Lân Sư Rồng Tinh Anh Đường

District 5 (Chợ Lớn)·Ho Chi Minh City·Vietnamest. UnknownRed & gold

District 5 troupe that swept the 2022 District 5 Cup, taking first place in the traditional dragon dance category and the Mai Hoa Thung (plum-blossom pole) lion category at the Chợ Lớn Cup.

Co-champion at the 2024 Thủ Đức City Lion-Dragon Competition alongside Chung Huy Đường.

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