この動画では、営業中にお客様にバレないように中国ダンスを踊る大胆なチャレンジに挑戦しました！
楽しい雰囲気の中で、業務を続けながらもダンススキルを披露する姿や、その反応が見どころです。
中国の伝統的な踊りから流行のダンスまで、さまざまな振り付けを用意しました。
果たして、お客様は気づかずに楽しめるでしょうか？あなたもこのユニークな内容に注目してみてください！
動画を見て、コメントで感想をお聞かせくださいね。
ダンス動画や中国ダンスの魅力をたっぷりお届けします！
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