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Face-to-face dance generally uses slow four dances and blues dances, and the music rhythm is slow. There are two kinds of face-to-face dancing. One is the orthodox face-to-face dance, in which the body does not touch, but only touches the face. It has a very long history and was produced in Europe and America at the end of 19 or the beginning of the 20th century. At present, this dance is still popular in dance halls in many parts of Chinese mainland, and it is called lover's dance. Some friends also use it in social activities to facilitate conversation. The second is the fashionable face dance. When dancing, in addition to the close face, the whole body is also closely attached together, leaving no gap between each other and feeling the impulse of blood boiling. Veneer dancing is mainly popular in Jiangnan area, especially in Sichuan, Chongqing, Guizhou and Hunan.

The key to the long-lasting veneer dance lies in its low-cost operation. First of all, the pastry dance is of low grade and the venue rent is low. Many dance halls rent underground buildings or remote places near the suburbs, and the venue cost is low.

Secondly, the low-cost operation mode skillfully caters to the market demand of dancers' "low-cost enjoyment". Usually the tip for dancing is 0 10 yuan, and the most expensive one is 10 yuan. Because there are several times more dancers than dancers, a "buyer's market" has been formed. In order to make more money, dancers must please customers and try their best to make them dance a few more songs, so they try their best to make love and tease. Even if the dancers are demanding and rude, they just pretend to be angry and dare not speak out for fear of offending customers.

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Dance cheek to cheek/dance