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(20231205) Item 1 Wushu Lion Dance at Zumiao

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Around 10am. Extremely quiet in the morning. Most of the stalls are closed.

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Had round #1 breakfast here. Tried the freshly made 濑粉. Pretty good.

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Lingnan is an area filled with some old buildings (notably, a mansion here) that are now "converted" to shophouses and restaurants

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We had round #2 breakfast here. Not quite ready in the morning, with limited variety of dim sum.

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Starbucks ☕️ - more limited range, but quality is there!

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a 7-11 shop that comes with outdoor seating area

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Quite a common sight, especially in shopping malls - free charging station for mobile phones

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Highlight 1: Lion Dance Performance @ Zumiao (1) 醒狮表演 @佛山祖庙

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Highlight 2: Lion Dance Performance @ Zumiao (1) 醒狮表演 @佛山祖庙

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20231205 Wushu and Lion Dance Performance @ Zumiao 武术舞狮表演@佛山祖庙

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Foshan, Guangdong, China 佛山，广东，中国 Recorded on 5 December 2023

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Enjoyed the Lion Dance performance. I guess, the setting (environment) makes a big difference - where the performance is rooted and popular in.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foshan_Ancestral_Temple

It was first built in the Song dynasty during the reign of Emperor Zhezong, in the Yuanfeng Era (1078-1085), but was ruined towards the end of the Yuan Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the 5th year of the Hongwu Era of the Ming Dynasty (1372).

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Foshan Ancestral Temple aka. Foshan Zumiao is a Taoist temple in Foshan, Guangdong, China. It is a national AAAA tourist attraction approved by the China National Tourism Administration, covering an area of 25,000 square metres (270,000 sq ft).