Once banned, Chinese lion dance now has broad appeal in Muslim-majority Indonesia
It was past midnight in the Australian city of Melbourne. Citra Satria Ongkowijoyo, 35, was speaking to the younger members of Ksatria, an Indonesian-Chinese lion and dragon dance troupe he co-founded, as they unloaded their equipment at a mall 4,692km away from him in Surabaya. Ksatria was there to take part in the 2022 Regional Chinese Lion and Dragon Dance...
Jawa Timur Gunawan Tjondronegoro Yoseph Christanto Citra Satria Ongkowijoyo Charles Coppel Muhammadiyah Junior High School In Kapasan
Source: asiaone.com