Here's a short video clip on the Lion Dance
The Chinese letters of the fundamental elements of all things in the universe that interact - wood, fire, earth, metal and water appear respectively in the SkySymphony.
There are twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac, which is different for each individual according to the year they were born on, seen gamboling and frolicking in the clouds and in the sea on screen whilst visitors can have a fun time guessing the animals formed by the colourful winch balls whether it be a hissing snake or a majestic dragon. A gleeful ‘Choy San Yeh’ appears onscreen and the animals of the zodiac are ushered out in turn, aptly ending with animal prominently featured for this year, the year of the Dog wishing all visitors ‘Gong Xi Fa Cai’, or blessings for the New Year.
There are twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac, which is different for each individual according to the year they were born on, seen gamboling and frolicking in the clouds and in the sea on screen whilst visitors can have a fun time guessing the animals formed by the colourful winch balls whether it be a hissing snake or a majestic dragon. A gleeful ‘Choy San Yeh’ appears onscreen and the animals of the zodiac are ushered out in turn, aptly ending with animal prominently featured for this year, the year of the Dog wishing all visitors ‘Gong Xi Fa Cai’, or blessings for the New Year.
Here's a video of Chinese New Year SkySymphony Show
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highlight would be the first “Dog Dance” show in the world titled ‘The
Prosperity of 9’ with nine dog mascots such as a husky, a Rottweiler and a
German Shepherd and many other characters. There will be Choy San Yeh and eight
gorgeous ‘blossom fairies’ parading around the resort as well. Make sure to
catch the Kwong Ngai Lion Dance show as they usher in the new year with eight
golden lions and various stunts and acrobatics at SkyAvenue. These events will be running from 14 February to 4 March at hotel lobbies around the resort and the SkyAvenue mall.
Move over cockerel, now the year of the Dog has arrived.
A lion dance will parade through the resort on the second day of Chinese
New Year, 17 February by the Kun Seng Keng Lion & Dragon Dance Association
for a special show. A stunning fireworks show will be on display on the 15
February, 23 February and on 2 March to stun the crowd with brilliant
pyrotechnics that will light up the night sky at Resorts World Genting 6000
feet above sea level
Top - From left Kevin Tann, VP of Promotions & Entertainment, Ms Katherine Chew VP of Resort Communications & Public Relations and Roger Ong, AVP of Promotions & Entertainment with the 8 Lions & 6 God of Prosperity (Choy San Yeh )
Top - From left Kevin Tann, VP of Promotions & Entertainment, Ms Katherine Chew VP of Resort Communications & Public Relations and Roger Ong, AVP of Promotions & Entertainment with members of the media
God of Prosperity (Choy San Yeh) giving out mandarin oranges and the pubic was wowed by the six Choy San Yeh
Chinese New Year SkySymphony Show will be shown everyday on the hour every hour, and there will also be three other shows being shown every half an hour after each Chinese New Year show with The Forest, Urban Symphony and The Goddess showed respectively. The shows start from 10 am to midnight daily. The SkySymphony Chinese New Year show runs from 20 January to 4 March.
Well it's fun and a good idea to go up to the Resorts World Genting highlands for a cool, relaxing holiday and be greet by Choy San Yeh and eight gorgeous ‘blossom fairies’ that will be parading around the resort during this Chinese New Year. If you receive mandarin orange (chinese belief it is symbolic for gold) from Choy San Yeh, it signifies that you receive gold from him and you may prosper in this coming new year of 2018!
Gong Xi Fa Chai!
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