What would it be like to fuse a ballad with a cheongsam?

Flagstaff, hot pot, folk music, afternoon tea. You can't put together a brainstorm of your favorite things. At least to open a store, you can't be so arbitrary. First you have to look at the positioning of your hot pot restaurant, and the desired cultural atmosphere. Since you chose to use cheongsam culture as the store's specialty, why don't you make the most of it? You can engage in cheongsam exhibition, with classical music to engage in a large runway cheongsam show, you can sell cheongsam-related peripheral products, or you can wear a cheongsam to engage in the tea ceremony, whatever. Is it the sentiment and culture of the ballad, or is it just the resident singers that make a buzz? If it is the latter, the stage performance should be much better than the ballad residency, that is, play a song Laozi eat hot pot you eat hot pot base effect are better, because the ballad is no longer pop culture ah (joking) If for the sentiment, for the ballad plus cheongsam this diversity of factors collision, in fact, there is also a kind of ballad called dialect ballad, like haya (Meng), Suyang (Ningxia), Hanggai (Meng), Yao 13 (Gui), Yao 13 (Gui), Yao 13 (Gui), Yao 13 (Gui), Yao 13 (Gui), Yao 13 (Gui), Yao 13 (Gui), Yao 13 (Gui). Meng), Yao thirteen (Gui), Heisa (Shaanxi), etc. There are a lot of excellent works, depending on where your store is located, you can try the dialect ballads, so that the ballads play the local culture of **** Ming. A suggestion, non-dialect areas even if.