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The Korean Fan Dance is a festive and colorful dance often performed to commemorate special occasions. The performers, who are from Dance One
Institute, are dancing with embroidered fans
with traditional garbs and headdress to celebrate the Chinese New Years.

Untitled by June Hu

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Posted on February 9, 2005

The Korean Fan Dance is a festive and colorful dance often performed to commemorate special occasions. The performers, who are from Dance One Institute, are dancing with embroidered fans with traditional garbs and headdress to celebrate the Chinese New Years.

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