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Shadow Puppetry in Indonesia

Shadow Puppetry in Indonesia

印尼皮影戏夜仪

  1. At dusk, villagers gather around a white cotton screen lit by oil lamp.
  2. A dalang master moves leather puppets behind the screen with thin rods.
  3. Shadows dance tall and thin, telling ancient stories of gods and kings.
  4. Audience stays silent except for soft laughter at clever monkey scenes.
  5. Children sit cross-legged near the puppeteer’s feet to watch closely.
  6. No electricity is used—only flame, leather, and voice bring shadows alive.
  7. Stories change each night, but respect for elders never fades.
  8. Even shadows here carry wisdom older than written words.
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