Strengthening unity through dance and music


THE story of a Malay girl performing with her lion dance troupe at a Chinese New Year event (pic), as reported in “Dancing to the beat of unity” (The Star, Feb 12), demonstrates how Malaysians of different racial origins can promote intercultural understanding through dance and music.

Malaysia is rich in cultural diversity with its population comprising Malays, Chinese, Indians, and various indigenous groups. Each ethnic community brings with it unique traditions, customs, and artistic expressions.

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