海底捞员工跳“科目三”被顾客嫌吵,网友:都是为了生活
China's hotpot chain restaurant Haidilao, has found itself at the center of a viral sensation not because of its food, but for the staff energetically performing the "Subject Three" dance.
海底捞新花样——”科目三”舞蹈
The "Subject Three" dance originated from lively wedding celebrations in southern China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region. The tradition evolved into a cultural phenomenon, suggesting that in a Guangxi native's life, there are three essential experiences, or ‘subjects’: singing folk songs, slurping rice noodles, and dancing.
“氛围好”还是“辣眼睛”?
The dances in Haidilao have become an instant sensation. In videos posted on social media, some diners seem to enjoy it so much that they join staff in the performance.
Not everyone finds the Haidilao dancing cute. The act has started adebate online, with some calling it a "low" promotional tactic.
One mother complained that she was annoyed by the “tacky squirming dance” following a recent meal with her family at one of the branches, according to news outlet Jimu News.
tacky [ˈtæki] adj. 俗气的, 质量差的 thread [θred] n. (互联网上的)帖子,话题
行业内卷,打工人的“辛酸泪”
Haidilao management revealed that since the "Subject Three" dance went viral, many staff members have taken it upon themselves to learn the moves. However, the adoption of this "innovative" service varies across outlets.
Addressing speculation about higher salaries for dancing staff, a Haidilao spokesperson clarified that compensation varies based on location and role. Innovations like the "Subject Three" dance are rewarded as part of a performance incentive, encouraging employees to take the initiative in creating a vibrant atmosphere for diners.
部分海底捞门店叫停“科目三”
赣南脐橙 自然天“橙”
汁水充足 舌尖“起舞”
维C满满 甜如“初恋”
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