Dragon TV's New Year's Eve Party Host Evaluation: Lack of Freshness and Rise of New Stars
With the ringing of the New Year's Eve bell, each David TV has presented the audience with an annual audio-visual feast with a wonderful party. However, Dragon TV's New Year's Eve party this year seems to lack the freshness of expectation in the host lineup. For a long time, Cao Kefan and Lin Hai, two veteran hosts, have been frequent guests at the party, and although they are professional and experienced, the same faces for many years have also made the audience gradually tired.
In contrast, Jiangsu TV has won a lot of praise in the selection of hosts. In particular, the stable and energetic performance of "Shuangli Typhoon" - Li Hao and Li Xiang - has become a topic of conversation among the audience. Hunan Satellite TV is not lagging behind, in front of He Jiong and Wang Han, the tacit partner, other satellite TV looks a little overshadowed.
Dragon TV is quite innovative in the choice of female hosts this year. However, in the specific evaluation, Chen Chen's absence from appearing in this year's host lineup caused some regrets. Chen Chen himself has good looks and strong affinity, but he doesn't seem to have received much positive feedback in this evaluation.
As a representative of the child star debut and gradually growing into an excellent host, Wang Guan is age-appropriate and talented, and there is great hope for her to succeed as one of the core hosts of the party in the future. In stark contrast, Si Wenjia is a good teaser, but she is often perceived as overly flirtatious and requires frequent intervention from her male partner. Si Wenjia left the audience with more embarrassment and instability.
On the whole, Dragon TV is a little powerless in selecting the new generation of hosts. mentioned that Chen Chen gives people a sense of old-fashionedness, although the crown has potential, the appearance rate is not high, and Tomato Channel (referring to Zhejiang Satellite TV) is facing no successor. Feng Lin has received positive comments as a cutting-edge force, but there are also concerns that she may switch to CCTV due to the attraction of a larger platform.
When we look back at the well-known and beloved hosts of Shanghai TV in the past, the occasional contrived or exaggerated appearance on the screen is now more and more dazzling. If Chen Rong is still in her post, I am afraid that no one will be able to shake her ironclad and solid position.
In the end, the article focuses on Dragon TV's own problems: is it just a lack of suitable hosts? Or is the entire TV station facing the dilemma of no successor and lack of innovation? In addition, the frequent change of host lineup of Mango TV (referring to Hunan Satellite TV) has also caused some concern about its future development path.
Overall, although the annual New Year's Eve party brings laughter and surprises to the audience, there are deeper issues such as inheritance and innovation, stability and breakthrough hidden behind the shining lights that are worth pondering. How do Dragon TV and other TV channels need to adjust their strategies and improve the content and format of their programs to ensure that they can attract attention and retain people's hearts? These questions point to the challenges that China's television industry must face and solve in the future development path.