What is a public performance?

Public performance refers to participating in public welfare through performance, not for profit, that is, not for the pursuit of profit maximization.

Modern public welfare is a public welfare in which everyone participates. No matter individuals or groups, people participate in public welfare through various public welfare activities, public welfare funds, public welfare websites, direct participation, donations, public service advertisements, public service songs and so on.

In ancient China, advocating doing a good deed every day meant doing something within your power every day to help more people and make the society more beautiful and harmonious.

Corresponding to the public performance is Shang Yan.

Commercial performances refer to performances held for the public for profit in the following ways: (1) selling tickets or booking venues; (2) Paying remuneration to performance units or individuals; (three) advertising or product promotion in the form of performance; (4) Sponsorship or donation; (5) Organizing performances in other profit-making ways.