In the highly competitive variety show market, Mango TV has always been known for its unique charm and high-quality program production. A series of recent details have shown us the other side of Mango Channel's success – they take the safety and health of their guests extremely seriously.
This kind of nuanced care has not only won the trust of the artists, but also the hearts of the audience. Let's take a look at how Mango TV uses these seemingly small things, but embodies great love, to take the lead in the field of variety shows.
Let's set our sights on The Splendid Garden. This slow variety show with Zhang Songwen as the protagonist was supposed to be a relaxed and pleasant trip to the countryside. Attentive viewers found that during the simple trip of Zhang Songwen and his party going out shopping, an ambulance followed the whole process. This ambulance is like a silent angel, although it does not sound the siren, it is always ready to respond to any emergency that may occur.
This seemingly "fuss-up" arrangement actually reflects the great importance that the program team attaches to the safety of guests. Just imagine, if you were a star, would you feel more at ease knowing that there is such a professional medical team on standby at any time? No wonder Zhang Songwen, who has always been cautious about reality shows, was also moved and willing to participate in this show.
Looking at "Riding the Wind 2024" again, the situation on this stage is even more tense. When Wang Feifei had a sudden asthma, a doctor in a white lab coat immediately appeared in front of the camera to examine and treat her. This not only shows the emergency response ability of the program team, but more importantly, it sends a message to the audience: Here, the health of the artist always comes first.
The most touching thing is the special care of "Hello Saturday" for "expectant mother" Jin Jing. In the game session, the program team not only tailored safer game props for her, but also cleverly arranged for her to undertake some tasks within her ability, which not only ensured her sense of participation, but also took care of her physical condition. This kind of meticulous care not only warmed Jin Jing, but also warmed every audience who watched the show.
These measures of Mango TV are in stark contrast to some TV stations that frequently have safety incidents. We have to ask, why can't other TV stations do this? The answer may lie in Mango Terrace's corporate culture and values. They know that a successful variety show not only needs interesting content and wonderful performances, but also needs a safe and healthy environment as the foundation.
This emphasis on safety is not only reflected in the medical security on site, but also in the overall design concept of the program. Mango Channel's variety shows tend to focus more on showcasing the talent and personality of the artist, rather than winning ratings through dangerous challenges or excessive physical exertion. This not only makes the program more quality, but also greatly reduces the safety risk.
Some people may say, will such an arrangement increase the production cost and affect the entertainment of the show? Facts have proved that it is this emphasis on safety that has won the favor of more outstanding artists and allowed the audience to enjoy the show with more confidence. It's actually a smart investment in the long run.
Mango Channel's approach has set a benchmark for the entire variety show industry. It tells us that a truly excellent program must not only have wonderful content, but also a sense of responsibility and humanistic care. It reminds us that in the pursuit of ratings, we must not forget the basic respect and protection of participants.
As viewers, we should also use our own choices to support such conscientious program production. When we choose to watch a show, we might as well ask ourselves: Does the show really respect and protect the participants? Are the values it conveys positive?
Through these details, Mango TV shows what is the real "variety show kingdom". It is not only about the number and quality of the program, but more importantly, it knows how to balance entertainment and social responsibility. This balance is the key to Mangotai's ability to always maintain a leading position in the fierce market competition.
Let's hope that Mango Channel can continue to maintain this attitude and continue to launch programs that are both safe and exciting. At the same time, I also hope that other TV stations can learn from this practice and jointly create a healthier and more responsible variety show environment. Only when everyone is respected and protected, can our variety show world truly shine.