The word "salon" originated from Italian Salotto, which is a transliteration of French Le Salon, and originally refers to the luxurious reception room in the French elite residence. Since17th century, celebrities in Paris (mainly ladies and gentlemen) have often turned the living room into a famous social place. Most of them are dramatists, novelists, poets, musicians, painters, critics, philosophers and politicians.

They are like-minded, get together, sip drinks, enjoy elegant music, have a long talk and be free. Later, people called this kind of gathering "Salon", which became popular in European and American cultural circles, and its heyday was in19th century. In European movies, novels and plays, we often see gorgeous or elegant and exquisite salon scenes.

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Salons are usually held at a specific time or date, such as once a week or once a month. Participants usually need to make an appointment in advance to ensure that they can have a place in the salon.

2. The theme and topic of salon can be different according to different interests and backgrounds. Some salons may focus on topics such as art, literature, music, philosophy and politics, while others may pay more attention to socializing and entertainment.

In the salon, people are usually free to express their views and ideas, and can communicate and discuss with other participants. This kind of communication can make people know each other better and deepen their understanding of each other's views and ideas.

Besides, the salon can also provide an environment for relaxation and enjoyment. In the salon, people can taste food and drinks, enjoy music and works of art, and have interesting conversations with other participants. This kind of social experience can make people feel happy and relaxed, and at the same time improve their cultural literacy and social skills.