File:Chinese lion dance during Famine Festival, Seattle, 1921 (4586966602).jpg
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Description: The Lion Dance is part of Chinese New Year celebrations and other festivities. It is believed to dispel evil and bring good luck. The dance is performed by two people and is accompanied by drums and other instruments. More information on the commercial rights for this photo. Part of King County Snapshots University of Washington Libraries. Brought to you by IMLS Digital Collections and Content. Unrestricted access; use with attribution. The building in the background is the East Kong Yick Building, now (2012) Wing Luke Museum. |
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Chinese lion dance during Famine Festival, Seattle, 1921
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