Singapore media: Middle -class girls replace the aunt of the square dance, Chinese cities set off a "land surfing" trend

Singapore's "Lianhe Zaobao" August 9th article, original title: middle -class girls replaced the square dance aunt Chinese city set off a new trend of "land surfing" in the evening of Beijing weekend. On the open space outside the large shopping malls, a group of "land surfing" (Lu Chong) players of different ages replaced the previous square dance aunts and became the new hegemon of the venue. They either take the elegant shuttle or swinging their bodies to twist forward. Regardless of whether they are skilled or not, they are enjoying the "twisted music" on the square.

The epidemic is still continuing. The indoor sports places in some cities in China have not been opened, and skiing and surfing cannot be said to leave. As a result, a niche movement from California, the United States, became popular in major cities in China this summer.

36 -year -old Ms. Sun was sitting next to her daughter to learn roller skating half a month ago. Until one day, she brushed her mother who accompanied the baby to learn roller skating on social media, and slipped from the zero -based Lu Chong Bai to a very popular blogger, which made her unable to sit. After spending nearly 1,000 yuan (RMB) to buy protective gear and Lu Chong board, Sun quickly made a handsome use of the body's backwriting and folding stretching. As a result, she became a trendy mother.

For beginners friendly, easy to get started, and extensive spread of social media, Lu Chong participants quickly came out of the main population of skiing and surfing enthusiasts to integrate a wider urban middle -class life.

Beijing Sports Dragon, which founded the Beijing Women's Land Surfing Community in April this year. In less than three months, the community quickly developed from the initial more than 10 people to more than 1,500 people. Li Wenhao, the supervisor of Beijing Lengshan Club, said that in 2020, they began to represent foreign land and jumping equipment, but at that time, the epidemic impact had not yet appeared, and the skiing fever of the people had not emerged. Until this summer, the sales volume of Lu Chong boarded significantly increased. Lu Chong's open class organized by the club in July was full.

The catalysis of the epidemic and the help of social media has made Lu Chong, flying disk, cycling, etc. become a new trend movement in China, and is deeply welcomed by urban middle -class. These campaigns have come out of the circle of friends of a few veteran players, becoming more popular, and some even upgrade to national or international events. Coaches engaged in many years of extreme movement believe that Lu Chong will continue as a new favorite as a middle class like a marathon. (Author Meng Dandan)

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