2025年，中國知名女演員趙露思在成都舉辦的“思念如面”音樂會引發粉絲熱烈追捧。音樂會採用極具挑戰性的答題預約機制，吸引大量粉絲參與。為了搶到門票，粉絲們必須在活動中完成50道高難度題目，並在前 10,000名答題得分達到80分及以上的用戶中獲得預約資格，而每位用戶最多只能預約1張門票，音樂會共提供5,000張0元票，先到先得。此舉不僅增加粉絲互動的趣味性，也有效阻止黃牛炒票，許多網友大呼“黃牛知難而退”。

活動的參與流程嚴格且細緻。首先，用戶需在大麥App上搜索“趙露思”，進入答題頁面參與測試。每位用戶的卷面題目不同，總分100分，每題 2分，每人有兩次答題機會，且答案提交後不可修改。答題完成後，系統會即時顯示“答題通關”或“很遺憾未通關”的結果。答題得分達到80分以上且在前10,000名的用戶，將獲得填寫實名觀演人資訊的資格。使用者完成資訊填寫後，仍需前往音樂會詳情頁進行 0元支付 才能正式完成門票預約，收到購買成功短信即表示預約成功。門票數量有限，預約完成即結束。

此外，活動規定只有年滿18周歲及以上的成年用戶 才能參與答題和預約門票，未滿18周歲的用戶即使答題通關，也無法完成門票預約。整個答題活動將持續至門票預約資格發放完畢，頁面會顯示“已報滿”，屆時活動結束。

此次活動不僅考驗粉絲的知識儲備和反應能力，也讓音樂會的票務分配更加公平、透明。趙露思通過這種創新的方式，將粉絲互動、音樂欣賞與趣味挑戰完美結合，提升音樂會的關注度和參與感，同時也為娛樂圈舉辦大型粉絲活動提供新的參考模式。

In 2025, Chinese popular actress Zhao Lusi held her “Missing Like Face” concert in Chengdu, sparking intense excitement among fans. The event adopted a highly challenging quiz-based ticket reservation system, which drew massive participation. To secure a ticket, fans had to complete 50 difficult questions and rank among the first 10,000 participants scoring 80 or above to qualify for ticket reservation. Each user could reserve only one ticket, with a total of 5,000 zero-cost tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis. The system not only added an interactive and fun element for fans but also effectively discouraged scalpers, with many netizens commenting that “reselling is too difficult for scalpers.”

The participation process was carefully structured. Fans needed to search for “Zhao Lusi” on the Damai App and enter the quiz page. Each user received a unique set of questions totaling 50, with a total score of 100 points, 2 points per question, and two attempts per user. Once submitted, answers could not be modified. After completing the quiz, the system would immediately display either “Passed” or “Did Not Pass.” Those who scored 80 or above and were among the first 10,000 qualified users would gain access to fill in real-name attendee information. Even after this step, users needed to go to the concert detail page to complete a zero-cost payment to finalize the ticket reservation. A confirmation SMS indicated a successful reservation. Tickets were limited, and reservations ended once all were claimed.

The rules also specified that only users aged 18 or above could participate and reserve tickets; those under 18, even if passing the quiz, were not eligible to complete the reservation. The quiz-based ticketing event continued until all reservation slots were filled, at which point the page displayed “Sold Out” and the activity concluded.

This innovative system not only tested fans’ knowledge and quick thinking but also made ticket distribution fairer and more transparent. Zhao Lusi’s approach cleverly combined fan interaction, music appreciation, and intellectual challenge, increasing engagement and attention for the concert while setting a new example for organizing large-scale fan events in the entertainment industry.