This wasn't surprising. Any exercise regimen that could be promoted nationally in the future would have its essential movements thoroughly researched and validated by many parties.
In fact, the people who were truly doing the exercises, including Blind Bei, didn't actually feel any sense of shame.
Everyone did them with a smile on their face.
This feeling was akin to how, in the future, if you went to Lhasa and posted to your social media, "Ah, I feel like my soul has been purified," you would be considered a fool.
But if you took a yacht filled with a gaggle of models to the high seas, did nothing but have a barbecue, clapped your hands, and returned, people would think you had high style; it was the same principle.
In this kind of atmosphere and setting, doing a set of radio calisthenics was actually quite interesting.
Anyway, everyone was out to have fun, and that was the most important thing.
