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...
Source: asiaone.com