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It applies qualitative methods including observation, interviews, and documentation to capture how the lion dance’s aesthetics communicate meaning. Drawing on the local cultural context—where Chinese heritage remains preserved amid Indonesia’s pluralism—the research explains Barongsai as a mythical lion-like creature with distinct North and South forms. 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The aim of this study is to identify the significance of the visual elements of the Barongsai In Singkawang City, West Kalimantan during the Cap Go Meh festival. Qualitative methodologies were used to perform research on the Barongsai visual aspects. Observation, interviews, and documentation are used to acquire data. Due to the predominantly Chinese population, Singkawang City is also known as Amoy City. One of the inherited legacies of art and culture in Singkawang City that is still being preserved today is the Barongsai Dancing Art, which can be seen at the annual Chinese New Year celebrations planned by the Chinese community. According to research, the Barongsai is a mythical animal from Chinese mythology that resembles a lion and comes in two forms: the North Lion and the South Lion. Each form has a distinct meaning based on the visual elements it has. The findings of this study can help comprehend how each Lion Dance performed at the Cap Go Meh festival differs from one another in order to show respect for one of Indonesia's cultural traditions. This study was conducted in the hopes that it will be useful to researchers who study lion dances in the future. It can be concluded that the visual components of the lion dance are created by paying attention to their beauty as well as considering every meaning that will be associated with them.  \nKeywords: Barongsai, Cap Go Meh, Chinese New Year, culture, Singkawang.  \n1. Introduction  \nIn slowly changing societies, the concept of tradition, literally translated from Latin as \"something handed over,\" was almost equivalent to inheritance. Tradition was both a means of subsistence and the symbols, stories, and memories that provided one with both identity and status [1] . According to Eliot, Tradition is that part of living culture that has been passed down from the past and is active in the formation of the present [2] . Due to its diverse ethnicities, religions, and customs, Indonesia is known as a pluralistic country. This diversity is incorporated into Indonesia's motto, Bhinneka Tunggal Ika, which means that it is different but still one. Bhinneka Tunggal Ika is an important unifying saying that Indonesian society as a whole cannot be easily divided [3] . Barongsai art is one of the assets of Chinese ethnic tradition and culture that have entered and developed in Indonesia up to the present day. The barongsai art has been known to the Indonesian people since the 1500s, when traders from China arrived in the country. During the New Order era in Indonesia, the government restricted barongsai arts and other Chinese customs [4] . The discriminatory distinction between pribumi and non-pribumi Indonesians was formally abolished by President Abdurrahman Wahid (popularly known as 'Gus Dur,' 1999-2001) in 2000 via government decree number 6/2000. This process was further solidified with the passage of Anti-Racial Discrimination Law No. 12/2006 on Citizenship. President Megawati Sukarnoputri (2001-2004) declared Chinese New Year a national public holiday in 2002. Her declaration  \nPROCEEDING BOOK  \nThe 6th International Conference on Business, Economics, Social Sciences, and Humanities 2023  \nE-ISSN: 2830-0637  \n584  \nof Imlek as a public holiday followed her predecessor Gus Dur's decision to make Chinese New Year a'optional holiday' in 2001 [5] .  \nThe celebration of Imlek [十五暝shi wu ming], or Chinese New Year, comes to an end on Cap Go Meh [Shi Wu Ming], the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Hundreds of spirit-mediums parade through the West Kalimantan, Singkawang City on this special day. The city's relationship with China's cultural history is intimate i","cbCaillkkNBk7wJd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaillkkNBk7wJd","pdf",896754,"English","# Introduction\n## Tradition, cultural identity, and pluralism in Indonesia\n## Barongsai heritage and historical policy context\n## Cap Go Meh in Singkawang: ritual meaning and public celebration","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this study about Barongsai in Singkawang?\",\"answer\":\"To identify the significance of Barongsai visual elements during the Cap Go Meh festival in Singkawang City, West Kalimantan.\"},{\"question\":\"Which research methods are used to collect data for the study?\",\"answer\":\"Qualitative methods are used, including observation, interviews, and documentation to acquire data on Barongsai visual aspects.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the study explain the Barongsai and its forms?\",\"answer\":\"Barongsai is described as a mythical lion-like animal from Chinese mythology, appearing in two forms: the North Lion and the South Lion, each carrying distinct meanings based on visual elements.\"}]","Barongsai Form and Color at the Cap Go Meh Festival in Singkawang City | PDF",18]