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In recent years, domestic variety shows have been loved by audiences, and one of the high-profile programs is "The Living Room". As a derivative variety show of "Songs That Play Good", the show focuses on family team building. Various fun games, quizzes and reviews are held in the warm living room to share each other's memories and understanding of classic dramas and music works. This unique program format not only enhances the singers' understanding of the classic works and the background of the times, but also shows the unique charm of each work, allowing the audience to feel the strong family emotion

Family members will participate in each episode of "The Living Room" program, and as the program progresses, the family members are also increasing . They spent a lot of pleasant time together in the living room, sharing their favorite scenes of classic dramas, communicating and interpreting each other, which further deepened their understanding and appreciation of these works. This form of group building centered on the family not only makes the relationship between family members closer, but also conveys this warmth and intimacy to the audience.

In the program, in addition to competing through games and answering questions, family members will also review and take inventory of China's excellent film and television dramas and musical compositions. This way not only allows the audience to revisit the classics, but also gives them a new understanding and feeling for these works. At the same time, the exchanges and discussions among family members have also inspired their unique insights into the work, which not only adds to the fun of the program, but also brings more thinking and inspiration to the audience.

As the program progresses, new family members will join in and participate in the family welcome party. During this process, everyone will learn about and exchange experiences and stories with each other through ice-breaking activities and family dinners. This kind of real and warm interaction allows the audience to get closer to the lives of the singers and feel the fun and hard work they experienced behind the stage preparations.