[0:00]Chinese New Year celebrations are only two weeks away, and Tea Wing Leang has been making preparations. At this time of year, he usually receives increased orders to make lion and dragon heads, as well as outfits used in traditional Chinese dancers, performed during the festive period and auspicious occasions. But not this year. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 46-year-old's business has seen a 50% drop in orders. Despite the drop, he nevertheless continues receiving orders from countries such as Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and the United Kingdom.

Ipoh lion dance costume maker sees fewer orders, but carries on tradition
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[0:00]Chinese New Year celebrations are only two weeks away, and Tea Wing Leang has been making preparations.
[0:00]At this time of year, he usually receives increased orders to make lion and dragon heads, as well as outfits used in traditional Chinese dancers, performed during the festive period and auspicious occasions.
[0:00]Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 46-year-old's business has seen a 50% drop in orders.
[0:00]Despite the drop, he nevertheless continues receiving orders from countries such as Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and the United Kingdom.
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