Traveling to Guangxi, this stop came to Yangshuo, Guilin, and stayed in an inn by the Li River. It is very close to West Street. In the evening, we came to West Street for a walk, walked through West Street and the nearby streets, and finally came to this small music bar and sat down. In fact, we originally wanted to go to another bar with performances, but the performance was over at that time, and there was only very loud music, which we didn’t like. Then there was another bar. The singer sang really well, but there was a minimum consumption. There were four of us, and we felt that we couldn’t spend 400 yuan, so forget it. When we came to this bar, the clerk said that we could buy a half-dozen beers and a snack, which seemed pretty good. The bar is long and narrow. If you sit in the innermost part, you can only see the side of the singer. If you sit in the middle, you will face each other and face the singer very closely, but it seems awkward to look at each other. Many guests come in to take a break and listen to songs. Since there is no mandatory consumption, each person only has a drink. We bought a dozen beers and sat for two hours. I admire the singing boy very much. He sang all night without stopping, one song after another, and only came down to rest in the early morning. He is very dedicated. In addition to the singer, there are three other boys in the store. One of them would hang out with the girls whenever he had time, drinking, playing with sieves, and chatting with them. He would bring some more immediately after the girls finished drinking. He is very sociable, but he never came to our group of men and women. It seems that he was not brave enough to take risks with us. Singers cannot request songs because there is no music or instrumental accompaniment, and customers cannot sing on their own.