Bat bar, Judy’s too, Jiuchongtian. Bar (originally written as jiujiu, when 臇 means house, bar is an incorrect version of 臇) refers to a consumption place that provides beer, wine, foreign wine, cocktails and other alcoholic beverages. Bar mostly refers to an entertainment and leisure bar that provides live bands or singers, professional dance teams, and "dancing girls" performances. The high-end bar also has bartenders who perform exciting fancy bartending. Pub mostly refers to a British-style wine-based bar, which is a branch of BAR. There are many types and styles of bars, ranging from the most upmarket "dive bars" to elegant places that provide entertainment for the social public. The bar originally originated from the Ximing Bend Tavern during the development of the western United States. The word bar did not have the meaning of "counter selling drinks" until the 16th century. Later, with the development of the times, it evolved into a comprehensive consumption that provides entertainment performances and other services. The place was introduced to my country in about the 1990s. Nightclubs and bars are different. The nightclub is NightClub, often referred to as Club, and the bar is Bar. Chinese people usually mistakenly call nightclubs as bars. Let me first explain the difference between a nightclub and a bar literally. Generally, the sign at the door should clearly state whether it is a CLUB or a BAR. CLUB is a nightclub (full name is nightclub), and BAR is a bar. In fact, the two are different. So bar only refers to BAR or PUB, and CLUB is actually a nightclub rather than a bar.