Who was the former host of the Legal Report?

Born in Wuhan, Hubei Province, he graduated from Peking University Law School, 199 1, Sa Beining and Legal Reporting, which created a new form of legal programs in China and entered the audience's field of vision. Sa Beining's glory stems from presiding over legal reporting. Since 20 12, the program has launched a special edition of "small meeting", and hosted a "special program of the two sessions" during the two sessions in March of 20 17 every year.

2. Former Moderator: Lu Yiming

Graduated from Xi Jiaotong University and worked as a host in 12. In 2009, he began to host the legal report column. In 2007, 20 12, he was an "excellent host" of CCTV and one of the "top ten legal program hosts" in 2008.

3. Current Moderator: Yuan Yuan

She was once known to the audience for hosting the programs "The Seventh Day" and "Dialogue with Yuan Yuan" of Beijing TV Station. Her language style is unique, creating a precedent of "speaking news". He has won the Golden Microphone Award, Golden Eagle Award and the first prize of the broadcast host works.

4. Xiao Xiaolin

From 65438 to 0995, Xiao Xiaolin went to the journalism department of Utah State University for two years. After returning home, she declined the invitation to join many columns, chose the CCTV legal column "Social Jingwei", and prepared to start a new legal column "Legal Report" with others.

After leaving "Legal Report", Xiao Xiaolin founded "Telling" program. Some media disclosed that Xiao Xiaolin brought the original producer of Legal Report.

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Program function

"Legal Report" takes real cases around the masses as the starting point to publicize the law. As a narrator of legal stories in the social background, this narrator "tells legal stories" to the audience according to certain narrative methods, and interspersed scenes to reproduce and interview witnesses or insiders to firmly attract the audience.

Judging from the way of "telling stories", different narrative methods are adopted, mostly flashback or foreshadowing, setting suspense at the beginning of the program, throwing questions and so on. , make the TV narrative text visible, and make the audience no longer passively accept legal knowledge. The expert comment at the end of the program is also a highlight. Analyzing the case from different angles, such as the legal situation, often plays the role of making the finishing point.