In a cool outfit, the girl steps onto her “stage” and performs a solo dance lasting several minutes under a flowing shower. Notably, she even applies soap to her body as if she is really taking a shower, combining it with sensual, soft, and flexible dance moves.

According to reports, the performance took place at an event with a large audience, held outdoors with a “stage” made slippery by water effects. What’s more, the stage floor is made of slippery material, combined with water and soap, creating extremely dangerous conditions for grip and balance.



The video quickly went viral at lightning speed. However, instead of receiving the usual praise that dancers “give their all”, the girl raised concerns among many. Many viewers found themselves “holding their breath” with each of her dance moves, not out of excitement but out of fear that she might slip and fall or catch a cold. Questions like: “What if she slips?”, “Easily catch a cold”, “Electric shock would be disastrous”… appeared frequently in the comments section.


With the moment of the dancer “soaked under the shower”, supporters argue that she has demonstrated the spirit of “giving her all for art”, daring to create and experiment with a unique performance space. The opposing side believes that the act crosses the line of safety, even appearing distasteful. Besides the slipping risk, there are also warnings about the dangers of heat shock, pneumonia, and catching a cold due to the body engaging in intense movement under cold water for an extended period, especially when performing outdoors in the wind.
In response to the concerns of netizens, an account believed to represent the organizing unit affirmed: “You don’t need to worry about the dancers’ health; they won’t catch a cold because they shower in warm water, have dry towels to dry off, and then change clothes. Showering like this is rare; normally, I shower for an hour and still don’t come out.”

In today’s ever-changing and competitive entertainment world, seeking uniqueness is essential. But above all, those who create need to determine whether that uniqueness is worth the safety and dignity of themselves.
And for viewers, instead of just liking and sharing mindlessly, they should also be discerning enough to differentiate between true art and visual tricks that increasingly appeal to the public’s curiosity. Not every instance of “giving your all” deserves applause.