Introduction to the Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Basic Elements of the Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Sequence of the Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Kung Fu Stances for Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Facial Expressions for Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Half Stacking Technique for Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Full Stack Technique for Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Buddha's Role in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion & Crowd Interaction in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lettuce Puzzle in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Sleeping Lion in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion Dance in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion Dance - Eating: Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion Dance - Sleeping: Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion Dance - The Bow: Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Summary: Learn about the lettuce puzzle for the traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance in this free instructional dance video.
David Landrian-Shrewsbury & Julio Anta are instructors at Anta's Fitness and Self Defense in Miami (Doral) Florida. Mr. Anta has over 30 years experience in kung fu and fitness. He is...read more
"The lion dance is often performed at special events like business openings, and often times after the lion dances a special puzzle is put out to solve and sometimes they use a head of lettuce. Inside the head of lettuce they sometimes place a lucky envelope filled with money. The lion then attempts to get close to the lettuce, eat it, and then often times it’ll kick it into the crowd. The lion cautiously approaches the food and jumps back 3 times. As it finally decides to eat, the head player will pick up the lettuce and begin to chew it. As it’s chewing, it spits pieces out and finally kicks the lettuce into the crowd for excitement."
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