Open House Chinese New Year

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The Chinese New Year is a time for celebration and renewal, and many families in the community take part in the festivities by hosting open houses. One such family decided to celebrate the occasion in a unique and meaningful way - by hosting an 18 lion dance and twin dragon dance performance.

The lion and dragon dance is a traditional Chinese performance that is believed to bring good luck and fortune to those who witness it. The performance was held inside the family's home, with a large crowd of friends, family and neighbors gathered to watch and participate.

The lion and dragon dance performance was led by a team of experienced performers, dressed in vibrant costumes that resemble the mythical creatures of Chinese legend. The twin dragons were two large, serpentine costumes that were held up by several performers, while the 18 lions were more compact costumes that were worn by individual performers.

The performance was accompanied by the beating of drums, cymbals, and gongs, which added to the energy and excitement of the event. The performers danced and acrobatically moved their costumes through a series of intricate movements and stunts, to the delight of the crowd.




One of the highlights of the performance was the "eye-dotting" ceremony, in which the performers placed red dots on the eyes of the lions and dragons to symbolize the awakening of their spirits. This was followed by a series of dances and acrobatics, as the lions and dragons weaved their way through the crowd, collecting oranges and other offerings that are believed to bring good luck and prosperity.

The host of the open house was thrilled with the turnout, and was proud to be able to celebrate the Chinese New Year in such a meaningful way. "We wanted to show our support for the community and the culture that has been such a big part of our family,” he said. "The lion and dragon dance is a wonderful tradition, and we were honored to be able to bring it to our friends and loved ones."




In conclusion, the open house's celebration of the Chinese New Year with an 18 lion dance and twin dragon dance performance was a success, bringing joy and good fortune to the community and helping to keep a cherished cultural tradition alive. Whether you are a fan of traditional Chinese performances or simply enjoy a good show, the lion and dragon dance is a must-see event that is sure to leave you feeling energized and inspired.

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