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An Albanian television station has sparked widespread controversy on the Internet by allowing female anchors to appear in suits and air.
The Albanian TV station claims that the presence of female anchors is to entice viewers to stay at home and avoid the spread of the coronavirus.
But more people believe that this practice is too sideways and disrespectful to women. Female anchors should maintain a dignified and upright image, rather than dressing revealing to attract attention. This just shows that the TV station lacks a sense of social responsibility and only wants to pursue ratings.
The anchors are also to blame. They deserve to uphold their professionalism and refuse such vulgar demands, rather than comforting themselves that it is "not a big deal".
After all, the anchor represents a media and a civilized image of a country. This move has undoubtedly instilled misconceptions in the audience, especially on the education of young people.
To a certain extent, this is also a reflection of the lack of regulation of the media in Albania. Whether or not to dress appropriately in front of the camera and whether it is positively related to the effect of the program should have been clearly defined.
Regulators need to strengthen management and improve laws and regulations to avoid the recurrence of such low-level interesting incidents at the source.
In contrast, Chinese female anchors give people the impression of dignified and generous, both in normal times and during the epidemic prevention and control period.
Their clothing is simple and simple, reflecting the proper self-cultivation of public figures. This is related to the regulatory norms of China's media industry, and it also highlights the professional ethics of Chinese anchors themselves. This has certain reference significance for other countries.
Of course, this incident also gives us some inspiration. While pursuing ratings, you can't abandon the basics; While attracting attention, it is also necessary to stick to the bottom line.
TV stations should establish a correct value orientation and abandon the practice of rushing for quick success; The anchor should keep a clear head and not be confused by false fame; Regulatory authorities must strictly enforce the law and resolutely prohibit this kind of moral degradation.
Only by making concerted efforts can the media industry develop in a healthy and orderly manner and inject positive energy into social progress.
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