Recently, the second season of the large-scale music talent show "China's Dream Voice," hosted by Dragon TV, has officially debuted to audiences. The first five audition episodes have successfully garnered significant attention from music fans, with their memorable quotes and the adorable moments of aspiring contestants leaving a deep impression and becoming popular topics. On the show, celebrity mentors Han Hong, Richie Jen, and Show Luo made stunning appearances. Their sincere and fair judging style was praised by netizens, creating a positive, energy-filled "dream-making space" for young people with dreams.
Chinese Idols Gather at 7 Days, Drawing Fan Visits
In line with the show’s principle of "youth and dreams," Dream Voice specifically partnered with 7 Days Group, a leading budget hotel brand in China whose brand philosophy aligns perfectly with the show. From the recording of audition episodes across various regions to the current stage, the popular contestants have been staying at 7 Days Inn, the exclusive hotel partner of this season’s "China's Dream Voice."
Interestingly, after several audition episodes, news spread that popular contestants such as Huang Deyi and Emily, who have rapidly gained popularity on the show, were staying at 7 Days to prepare for the competition. This attracted numerous fans from across the country to visit the 7 Days hotels to "catch a glimpse" of them. Some even went so far as to plead with staff to check in, hailing 7 Days as the closest "dream-making space" to their idols, sparking a new wave of hotel-based fan chasing.
Dream Voice and 7 Days Unveil Unique Strategies for "The Youth Choice"
As a budget hotel brand, 7 Days stood out among thousands of hotel brands nationwide to become the sole hotel partner of a major music talent show, all thanks to a shared value system—the concept of a "dream-making space" from Dream Voice aligns perfectly with 7 Days' philosophy of being "the youth choice."
With "the youth choice" as its core value, 7 Days not only reflects its alignment with the times and its representation of youth but also hopes that every guest can embrace a youthful attitude toward life—young people should live confidently and authentically, embellishing their youth with individuality and passion; while older guests can also live with the vibrancy of youth, transforming themselves, reliving the joy of their younger years, and rediscovering simple, pure happiness. This perfectly matches the original intention of Dream Voice to speak for youth and for dreams.
As a hotel brand highly favored by today’s youth, 7 Days represents youthful trends, the forefront of fashion, and excellence in the industry. In terms of hardware, all the rooms currently occupied by the Dream Voice production team are equipped with high-speed WiFi, ten-second instant-heating showers, and five-star Yalan mattresses, allowing everyone to enjoy a comfortable and worry-free communal life amid their dream pursuits, song rehearsals, and practices. At the software core, 7 Days’ most youth-oriented service features and its genuinely warm-hearted staff inspire every guest, encouraging them to retain their childlike wonder, approach work and life with pure-hearted enthusiasm, and shine for youth and for dreams.
Mentor No. 4 Is None Other Than Guo Xiaosi
Currently, the second season of "China's Dream Voice" has entered the recording and launch phase of the "Group Night." Contestants are gearing up, preparing their competition songs at 7 Days Inn, ready to showcase their brilliance in fierce competition and strive for mentor approval. What’s exciting is that in the upcoming mentor lineup, popular writer and emerging director Guo Jingming will officially join as a “resident” mentor. Judging by preview clips, “Xiao Si” (Little Four) is set to deliver sharp, sassy commentary that shouldn’t be underestimated. Han Hong joked that the combination of the four mentors is simply perfect: “We’ve got all shapes and sizes covered—we’re the best team.” Fans eager to witness the fiery chemistry between the idols can tune in every Sunday night at 9 PM on Dragon TV for "China's Dream Voice."