Handbands are various cards held by the audience at celebrity concerts, including fan light cards, colorful silicone bracelets and other products, which are also called support handbands. The general function of hand banners is to support idols.

Handbands are generally not held up, as it will be very tiring to hold them up all the time. Most of the handbands are held by two hands. The handbands are holographic and made of very special materials. They are basically There are many people holding banners in the front row of the infield, and most of them only hold support lights.

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Concert precautions:

1. Safety

Do not bring any flammable items when entering the venue. Explosive, toxic and dangerous goods, knives, metal instruments, etc. In addition, bottled and canned drinks cannot be brought into the venue - soft-packaged drinks will be provided inside the venue.

2. Clothing

It is recommended that the audience wear appropriate clothing according to their physical condition and the weather forecast of the day. In particular, female fans are reminded to try not to wear skirts and high heels - first, in the event of an emergency, trousers and shoes that are easy to move can provide more protection.

3. Equipment

Video equipment is also prohibited by the organizer. Photographers are only allowed to shoot in the designated area for 10 minutes. Please note that all spectators, especially those in the stadium, Do not bring DV players, etc. to avoid unnecessary conflicts with staff and affect the mood of enjoying the concert.

Glow sticks, whistles, posters, hand signs, binoculars and other equipment are of course necessary to watch the concert, but the venue will be crowded with people and things, so try to bring as little or no valuables as possible to avoid losing them.

4. Bathroom

Frequent entry and exit during a performance will cause inconvenience to others. Therefore, you should drink as little water as possible to avoid going out to use the restroom during the performance. Be sure not to move back and forth during the performance.