What are the program features of Happy Camp? I want to use it for writing a paper

Hunan TV's "Happy Camp" is a very new column. It was officially launched on July 13, 1997. It has been loved by the majority of TV audiences. The content of the program is mainly games, supplemented by singing and dancing. , sketches, cross talk and a small number of pre-recorded programs. The themes of these programs emphasize being close to life and the audience, and bring happiness to the general audience in the form of entertainment with higher taste. They do not engage in high-spirited entertainment, nor do they go too far to please individual audiences. It is a vulgar program. There are many stars appearing in the column, but there is no pursuit of star effect. Even laid-off female workers are invited to be guests. A wide variety of games are arranged in the column. The purpose is not to sensationalize, but to focus on the participation of the audience, including Participation of live and television audiences. Over the past year, "Happy Camp" has received thousands of letters and emails from TV viewers, which vividly reflects the audience's concern and love for the program. People call this phenomenon the "happy phenomenon", and some public opinion calls it the "happy phenomenon." Call it a "whirlwind of joy." At present, more than 20 cities across the country are connected to 16899168, forming a nationwide "happy network".

The formation of the characteristics of Happy Camp was not made possible by Xie Na alone. He Jiong is equivalent to a pillar. Xie Na’s hosting style is funny and can easily bring happiness to the audience, and Kuai Ben itself is a variety show. "Happy Camp" is very representative among today's entertainment programs. Its advantages are outstanding, and its shortcomings are also obvious. I think the problem with "Happy Camp" is mainly its program content.

(1)The program content is monotonous. The program is positioned as entertainment, but the content should not be limited to "games" and it is not just games that can entertain the audience.

(2) The content of the program is slow to update and the content is the same. The inherent limitations of game shows make game shows especially need to constantly innovate. Because the center of the game is participation, and for the majority of TV viewers, they are "watching" the game but cannot participate in person. If the game content cannot be updated in time, the audience will be accustomed to some small gimmicks in the game, and the guests' performance will not arouse the audience's interest. Especially for some relatively simple game shows that lack changes, updates are even more important. In addition, the games launched must be novel and not copycats. The "Happy Fax" column in "Happy Camp" is exactly the same as "COPY" in Shanghai TV's "Intelligence Surfing" and "Happy Copy Machine" in Hebei TV's "Let's Have Fun". Shandong TV also has a similar column The program has nothing new at all.

(3)The content of some programs is inappropriate. For example, take the small column "Good Mood Fan Club". A group of teenage children sat on the floor in front of the auditorium. As soon as the guest appeared, the children shouted together, "Who is so and so, we will support you forever." The host also asked them some questions, such as "Who is the guest so-and-so?" "What year did he debut", "What is his famous song" and so on. Teenagers' blind worship of celebrities is a reflection of their psychological and physiological development reaching a certain stage. As TV workers, we should not take advantage of this childish fanaticism, which objectively contributes to their incorrect behavior. It is misleading to the teenagers both on the scene and in front of the TV.

(4) The overly commercial operation of "Happy Camp" also disgusted the audience. In modern economic society, audiences can accept advertisements that are well arranged. However, during the 90-minute program, the program was frequently interrupted. There were four commercials in the program, especially the product brands were spoken twice on the spot. The products involved ranged from household appliances to sesame oil, which was a bit unbearable.

To sum up, each program has its own advantages and disadvantages. We should neither blind our eyes with a leaf, nor feel sorry for ourselves; we should neither stick to the old rules nor copy the programs mechanically. The real way out is to fully analyze and understand the programs, use strengths and avoid weaknesses, and produce programs with our own characteristics.