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Beijing daily
"we like revolutionary songs," said Ms. Tian Hua, 58 years old this year, "but we also sing new songs, popular songs, such as "Sweet honey". "
every Monday or two afternoon, old friends like Tian Hua and Zhao Xiaoyi will meet each other in Fengtai District to sing a KTV. In Tian Hua's words, "KTV at this time is the world of our old people."
the reporter visited and learned that at present, many of the daytime hours of the KTV in Beijing have been "occupied" by the elderly. After visiting the morning market, I spent dozens of dollars singing for half a day or even a whole day, bringing my own fruit and drinks, and taking my grandson home for dinner in the evening. For the increasingly difficult KTV, though it can't make much money from this consumer group, it has also earned some popularity.
carrying a bottle of cold dish "singing K"
1 p.m., the white corolla sedan is slowly stopping by the roadside, and 62 year old Ms. Zhao Xiaoyi put the car in place. Zhao Xiaoyi himself counted six people on the bus, including two couples and two women. "Overloading, the rooms we ordered by singing are suitable for six people. I usually drive, and I never overload myself except to come here. Facing reporters, Ms. Zhao is a little embarrassed.
these four families six people, three of them have cars, but "let the child open, the child can not shake the number." A few people went into the KTV hall. "Zhao Da Jie is coming," the front desk girl greeted the passers-by enthusiastically. "
" first sing "keep the root". Just into the room, Lao Zhang grabbed it. A lady skillfully sits in front of the song keying machine. "Then I click" little white poplar "and" Pearl of the Orient ". The music rang, Lao Zhang lifted the microphone first, while Zhao Xiaoyi opened his satchel and took out several plastic bags from it. This is the couple's lung tablets, red oil belly silk and their own tiger dishes bought by the couple before visiting the deli. The disposable chopsticks have a great deal more.
another woman took out three large bottles of beer and paper cups from the bag, poured one cup and handed it to Lao Zhang first. Lao Zhang held the microphone in one hand, holding glasses in one hand, and his expression was intoxicated. "Let the sea breeze blow for five thousand years..." Four women who did not drink, two brought mineral water, and the other two took out a thermos cup.
"KTV is expensive, and the beer is dozens of pieces." Bring up your own drinks, Lao Zhang explains, but more importantly, "that beer is too light, we don't like it."