Heroic rhythms resound in Sandakan


Chaoshan dancers leap mid-air during an intense Yingge routine, showcasing their martial arts-inspired moves.

A HIGH-octane traditional dance from China’s Chaoshan region has struck a chord in Sandakan, igniting cultural pride among Teochew youth and curiosity across ethnic lines.

Yingge, or “heroic dance”, made its rousing debut at the Sandakan Teochew Association’s anniversary celebration recently, featuring 13 young performers from Chaoshan who wowed the crowd with a performance blending martial arts, rhythm and theatrical storytelling.

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