News from our newspaper: "The presenters of some entertainment programs now not only have a Hong Kong and Taiwan accent in their voices, but also have fancy body language, which is frivolous and vulgar." Recently, Zhao Zhongxiang, the presenter of CCTV, criticized the presenters of some entertainment programs in an interview with reporters. This is the first time since he filed a lawsuit last year.

He said: "Now, some hosts of entertainment programs are dressed up in fancy clothes, pointing and pointing on the screen, 'using their hands and feet', which is not only like playing Taijiquan, but also like slapping. The body language is too rich, which distracts the audience's attention, makes people feel dazzled, and affects the aesthetic taste."

Zhao Zhongxiang is currently planning a professional book about the host. He said: "Entertainment programs have its advantages. They are close to life, pay attention to audience participation, and are very suitable for leisure and entertainment; however, some of the current programs lack knowledge and interest, become superficial and vulgar, and the host's excessive 'performance' makes them particularly impetuous." He jokingly said, Sometimes he turned off the volume of the TV and looked at the hosts, thinking they were using a new sign language.

Zhao Zhongxiang pointed out that the current hosting style is also showing a trend of spread, and some men who used to be very stable are now "frivolous". In his opinion, "the excessive" imitation show "and ridicule of this kind of poking and bouncing host style means that the host does not respect the audience and shows his lack of confidence, which has affected the audience's viewing beauty." (Oriental)