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Hello everyone.

I am making this post out of respect for the deceased and their grieving family.

Im aware of this ceremony that is mainly done in Asian countries; besides, I know that white lions are always used and later they are burned.

What I know about the ceremony is that it is mainly done for masters of kung fu groups / Chinese lion dance.

Is there any additional protocol to do before, during, or after the funeral ceremony?

Have you witnessed this event? My deepest condolences if so.

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Hi everyone!

Well, it's amazing to me that children play instruments quite well; in my group, one of the members' children also plays the drums quite well.

Do you have child drummers in your groups?

I'm reading them!

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It's quite impressive how they can achieve a certain level of coordination, truly impressive to see

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Hi little lions 🐎🔥👋👋

In these last years it has become common to see lions with this kind of designs. From anime or series characters to deities or gods from religions that remain mainly in Asia (though it would be funny to see one with the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe, just as an example).

Anyway, as always, the questions:

Do you have any lion with this personalized design?

Would you order one with a specific design, and if so, what would it be?

Honestly, if they are lions used in the dance, I don’t really like the idea that people end up distracted looking at some anime character instead of the dance itself.

On the other hand, it is a creative touch and I even think it is a necessity for the artisans, both to sell and to connect with the new generations of Chinese lion dancers.

What do you think?

I read you, friends 🐎🔥❤️

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