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UK Pak Mei Kung Fu & Lion Dance

Central London / Chinatown circuit·London·United Kingdomest. 1990sWhite Crane / Pak Mei white-and-black lions

Pak Mei (White Eyebrow) kung fu lineage school under Master Jimmy Lee whose lion troupe performs the rarer White Eyebrow-style lion at London Chinatown New Year events.

One of the few Pak Mei-style lion troupes in Europe.

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