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Henan TV: WLF to Create China s Kung Fu Spring Festival Gala, the Most Hardcore Chinese Power Blooms in Macau

(1) In China, in addition to the annual CCTV Chinese New Year Gala on New Year s Eve, there is another Chinese New Year gala that is highly anticipated and paid attention to, and that is the Kung Fu Spring Festival Gala as it is called by the majority of boxing fans. The Martial Arts Global Kung Fu Festival , which was launched in 2012-2013 season, is now in its ninth year, with more than 180 well-known fighter fighters from 32 countries and regions. More than 180 celebrities from 32 countries and regions have shown their skills in the ring. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210211005364/en/

Nalzaro: Kung Hei Fat Choy

SunStar + February 12, 2021 GISAULOG karon sa atong kaigsuonang Chinese ang Chinese New Year. Apan ang kasaulogan karon dili siguro susama sa nangaging katuigan gumikan sa pandemya. Gidili gihapon ang dagkong mga tapok-tapok. Kung Hei Fat Choy (Happy New Year)! Ang Chinese New Year dugay nang panahon nga gisaulog sa atong kaigsuonang Chinese. Mokabat na sa 3,800 ka tuig. Ang origin niini atong mahanduraw pinaagi sa pagtuo-tuo sa mga Tsino sukad pa sa Han Dynasty sa 202 BC ngadto sa 220 AD sa dihang si Emperor Wudi mimando nga ilang sundon ang lunar calendar. Ang pagsaulog sa Chinese New Year adunay kalambigitan sa agrarian society o pag-uma sa mga Tsino niadtong kanhiay nga panahon. Ang karaang mga Tsino nihulagway sa ilang pagpananom ug sa ilang pagselebrar isip pasalamat sa ilang maayong pag-ani o harvest. Mao nga magpasalamat sila sa ilang gituohan nga ginuo.

Chinatown lion dance aims to lift spirits

Chinatown lion dance aims to lift spirits XINHUA | Updated: 2021-02-10 08:32 Share Lion dance parades bring life to Sydney s Chinatown. HU JINGCHEN/XINHUA SYDNEY-With drums and cymbals playing, a lion dance troupe marched through Sydney s Chinatown, bringing joy to both businesses and passersby. The Sydney Choy Lee Fut lion dance team performed in both hot weather and rain on the past few Sundays to promote the Chinatown precinct and attract patrons to return as recent COVID-19 outbreaks in the state of New South Wales subside. The idea is that the pandemic has taken everyone out of Chinatown. A lot of businesses everywhere have shut down, and everyone s spirits are a little bit low because of last year, Sydney Choy Lee Fut director Paul Numchong says.

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Why Law & Order: Special Victims Unit will love SYFY s Resident Alien

Whether you watch Law & Order: Special Victims Unit for Olivia Benson s equal parts steel and empathy, the interpersonal drama, or just because you love a good procedural, one thing is for certain: You ve watched a lot of SVU. That s what happens when there are 22 seasons and over 480 episodes you binge. Luckily, you re not alone in your obsession. Harry Vanderspeigle, the narrator and lead character of SYFY s upcoming series Resident Alien, is a big binger. After all, he learned how to be human by watching Law & Order: SVU. Kung Kung. The catch, of course, is that Harry, played by genre superstar Alan Tudyk, isn t really Harry. He s an alien sent to Earth to destroy us all, which might make him a bit more of a perp in Benson s eyes than someone she d want on her team. But after crash-landing in rural Colorado, he s stuck in the small town of Patience and forced to disguise himself as Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle. From there, he quickly finds himself unwillingly sucked into th

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