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Tian Tian Xiang Shang is a large-scale etiquette and public morality talk show created by Hunan TV, which premiered on August 4, 2008. The program's host lineup consists of seven daily brothers, Wang Han, Ou Di, Tian Yuan, Qian Feng, Yu Hao Ming, Yano Koji, and Jin En Sheng (Xiao Wu). The program adopts the concept of the nation's first idol men's group and uses various forms to spread the etiquette culture of China's thousand-year-old state of etiquette. With its upbeat and light-hearted atmosphere and humor, the program has gained high ratings and has been well received by the audience. It also has a song of the same name, a series of books called "Everyday Up Series" and a movie of the same name.

"Everyday Up" is a large-scale etiquette talk show launched by Hunan TV. The show is based on the themes of etiquette and public morality, and is divided into three segments: song and dance, interviews, and situational drama, with an upbeat and light-hearted atmosphere and humor. The show premiered on August 4, 2008 as a prequel to Tian Tian Xiang Shang

August 7, 2008, the show is based on the transmission of Chinese etiquette and public morality, and often invites some celebrities and corporate celebrities to discuss etiquette, and there are special segments that interpret ancient etiquette in a funny way. The hosts consist of seven male hosts, Wang Han, Ou Di (Ou Hansheng), Tian Yuan, Qian Feng, Yu Hao Ming (singer), Yano Koji, and Xiaowu (Jin En Sheng).

Chinese Name: "Everyday Up"

Foreign Name: Day Day UP

Production Area: Mainland China

Genre: Large-scale variety and entertainment talk show

Television Station: Hunan Satellite Television (HSTV)

Slogan: Study Well, Everyday Up

Language: Mandarin

Premiere: Fridays at 19:35

Rebroadcast: Saturdays at 12:30pm on the first day of broadcast

Positioning of the program

To spread the culture of etiquette of China's millennium-old etiquette state in a variety of forms, and to let the people feel the essence of traditional Chinese virtues and carry them forward in the course of entertainment and fun is the in-depth embodiment of the positioning of the program, and the background of the program's creation. With the broadening of the program's subject matter, the program's core ethos is now youthful and inspirational, and will take "youthful and inspirational" and "traditional etiquette" as the principles it must adhere to.

Background of the program

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