Chinese New Year 2022 Celebration at Kolkata | Lion Dance Part-1

Happy Chinese New Year 2022 - Year of the Tiger 🐅
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On this occasion, Pou Chong Agro (P) Ltd arranged some traditional programs of Lion Dance at their premises at Tiretti Bazar, Kolkata.
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Follow the other videos of the Chinese New Year celebration
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBk4yhzqLs9O1S6G9RfA0FoGV0G0mu3Xw

Chinese New Year '22 Celebration at Kolkata | Pre-Celebration - https://youtu.be/idz5jcrUSLQ
Chinese New Year '22 Celebration at Kolkata | Greetings - https://youtu.be/RXbfy6t0XCk
Chinese New Year '22 Celebration at Kolkata | Lion Dance Part-1 - https://youtu.be/d_2ADPwKnpY
Chinese New Year '22 Celebration at Kolkata | Lion Dance Part-2 - https://youtu.be/fpM7AWEvyMQ
Chinese New Year '22 Celebration at Kolkata | Lion Dance Part-3 - https://youtu.be/tbvC6D_oHpI
Chinese New Year '22 Celebration at Kolkata | Lion Dance Part-4 - https://youtu.be/ZZsAx1FjpIY

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Chinese Indians today are located in ethnic neighbourhoods in Kolkata and Mumbai. In Mumbai's Chinatown, there are 400 Chinese Indian families. The population of Chinese in Mumbai stood at 4,000 in 2015. In 2013, there were 2,000 Chinese-Indians live in Kolkata.

The most visible Chinese community in India is found in Kolkata where there are two Chinatowns. One exists in Tangra and an earlier Chinatown was established at Tiretta Bazaar, sometimes referred to as the old Chinatown. The Chinese presence at Tiretti Bazaar and Tangra has dwindled. The older generation of this community works as tannery-owners, sauce manufacturers, shoeshop owners, restaurateurs and beauty parlours owners. The new generation have gone in large numbers to dentistry. Many of the shoe shops lining Bentick Street, near Dharmatolla, are owned and operated by Chinese. The restaurants have given rise to fusions of Chinese and Indian culinary traditions in the widely available form of Indian Chinese cuisine. There is one Chinese newspaper published in Kolkata, The Overseas Chinese Commerce in India, but figures from 2005 show that sales have dwindled from 500 to 300 copies sold. At one time, 90% of the students of the Grace Ling Liang English School were ethnic Chinese. But in 2003 they comprised only about 15% of the 1500 students. Many of the Chinese of Kolkata are Christians due to the influence of missionary schools they studied in. Architecturally, a feature of the Chinese imprint on Kolkata are the Chinese temples. The Chinese New Year remains widely observed as well as Zhong Yuan Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival.

The Chinese of Kolkata celebrate Chinese New Year with lion and dragon dance. It is celebrated in the end of January or early February.

[Information Source: Wikipedia]
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