Recently, in Anyang, Henan Province, a woman running a fried skewer stall became popular for performing an energetic and confident Mongolian dance in front of her stand.

The woman, named Tian Tian, manages multiple roles. During the day, she runs a children's clothing store, operates a fried skewer stall at night, and works part-time as a dance teacher on weekends.

At 25 years old, Tian Tian says these jobs provide her with flexibility and fulfillment, and she doesn’t feel overwhelmed. She enjoys this way of life. Along with her busy schedule, she is also the mother of a three-year-old child.

Tian Tian studied early childhood education in vocational school, where she also learned street dance, ethnic dances, and more. After graduating, she ventured into entrepreneurship, running a children's dance class and selling various foods like grilled gluten skewers. Her family supports and understands her work.

She explains that dancing at her stall during her free time brings her joy and satisfaction while also inspiring those around her. Tian Tian hopes to spread a positive outlook on life, encouraging people to find joy and passion amidst their busy routines.