Xiao Qian shook his head, not hiding anything from them.

"The location of your bar is good and the place is spacious. I want to transform it into a cultural holy place. As you know, our domestic pop culture is a bit out of touch."

He had this idea because he was actually influenced by the Korean entertainment and culture industry.

As we all know, many artists in Korea, especially singers, come from the private sector.

Before their debut, many people were underground dancers or street singers.

The Hongdae area in South Korea is a famous literary and artistic place.

The earliest cool dragons, jinusean, and later 10cm, hyukoh, etc. are all representatives of street performers.

It is not that there are no such artists among Chinese folk, but there is no place for them to display their talents and communicate with each other.

If you only appear on TV, the threshold is too high. Moreover, the quality requirements for artists are very strict, and they must be fully grown.

But the problem is that many talented people, for various reasons, have no choice but to change careers before they can fully mature.

The future development of starlight culture will inevitably require many artists.

In addition to the company's own training, choosing from the private sector is also an important way.

But China is so big, we can’t just search everywhere, right?

Therefore, it is a good idea to create a cultural holy place and give folk artists a place to communicate and display.
Chapter completed!