沙坪獅藝宗師何啟成 師祖

     何啟成宗師，一九三四年從中國到新加坡謀生，從事於印刷行業，一九四六年與一

班師兄弟共同拜呂新堯前輩學習鶴山獅藝。他精於馮庚長所傳下的貓形貓步，擅長在獅子戲球的貓形神態，起伏跳躍表現得好像有人頑皮的小貓在戲弄著小球一樣，喜，怒，驚，樂，疑，睡，醉，醒，把八形態都結合獅子的形相中，活像一隻真的獅子在玩球，把舞獅的藝術發揮地淋漓盡致。他也是第一個對準重的獅頭改良的一半的重量而把過長的獅被改短，舞起獅來把形象更接近一他也歷任本獅團的獅藝顧問，對醒獅團貢獻過多。他徒弟有何樹榮，林國明，陳紹基等等。

Sar Ping Lion Dance Art Grandmaster Ho Kai Seng shi zu

        Grandmaster Ho Kai Seng came from China to earn a living in Singapore in 1934 and worked in the printing industry. In 1946, he and a group of brothers joined Lu Sing Yao to learn the He Shan Lion Art. He was good at the cat-like movement passed down by Feng Geng Chang, and he was good at the cat-like resemblance of a lion playing with a ball. His ups and downs acts as if a naughty kitten was teasing a small ball, happy, angry, surprised, happy, suspicious, sleeping, drunk, and waking up, the eight forms were integrated into the form of a lion, just like a real lion playing a ball, and the art of lion dance is brought into full play. He was also the first to propose to reduce the weight of the bulky lion head by half and shorten the length of the lion, and dance the lion to bring the image closer to a real lion. He has also served as the lion art consultant of the lion club and has contributed a lot to the lion dance club.