Original title: 30 anchors at most will be taken back from the live vest if they violate the rules 3 times (quotation)

Beijing Zoo standardized live broadcast of giant pandas (theme)

Beijing Daily (reporter Dai Lili): "Today is the birthday of Meng Bao and Meng Yu, see how happy they are..." Yesterday was the birthday of Meng Bao and Meng Yu, the giant pandas in Beijing Zoo. Many anchors came to the giant panda hall to broadcast the status of the sisters' birthday live.

Previously, the live broadcast of giant pandas had caused controversy. A group of commercial live broadcast personnel had long occupied seats, played rhythmically and wanted rewards during the live broadcast, which affected the normal order of the park.

At the beginning of this year, Beijing Zoo made great efforts to control live broadcasting and standardize anchor behavior. Yesterday, Beijing Zoo introduced measures to standardize the live broadcast of giant pandas.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning, the reporter saw at the Olympic Panda Pavilion that a large group of tourists were crowding in front of the Mengbao and Mengyu pavilions. There is a yellow line painted on the ground four or five meters away from the exhibition hall glass. More than ten people wearing "live" vests line up outside the line, and set up a live pole above the head to shoot live.

The live anchor "Dafei" put down a 2m long live pole to show the reporters. "This is a 10 times lens, which can be magnified 10 times when it is installed in front of the camera lens of the mobile phone, and we can clearly shoot it when we are far away."

In order to guide tourists to visit in a civilized manner, the park has set up railings in the venue to reduce the occurrence of uncivilized behaviors such as tourists smacking glass and shouting to attract animals. The reporter saw that there were also park staff at the scene reminding the anchor and tourists to visit in a civilized manner at any time, creating conditions for the healthy life of giant pandas. Several anchors also took the initiative to act as propagandists, reminding tourists from time to time not to use flash lights or tap the glass.

"Dafei" showed his special vest for live broadcast. "Our current occupation should be called a director. The zoo has put us on record and managed us. We have also signed a letter of commitment for civilized live broadcast. Standing in a fixed area, we will not affect tourists' visit, disturb animal life, carry goods live broadcast, or make random explanations. The zoo will train us regularly."

Liu Haobo, head of the Safety Emergency Response Section of Beijing Zoo, said that the zoo had distributed 30 live vests to the main broadcasters, each with a yard. Since not all the anchors came every day, the number of live broadcast personnel in the museum would not generally reach 30, and those without record registration were not allowed to broadcast live. The garden party signed the Letter of Commitment for Civilized Live Broadcasting with the anchor, and also listed the Negative List. If the anchor violates the rules, he will be prompted once, interviewed twice, and withdrawn his vest three times, and the live broadcasting will be prohibited.

As summer vacation approaches and the number of tourists keeps rising, Beijing Zoo kindly reminds citizens to visit the park in a civilized manner, not to make noise, not to use flash lights, not to feed and beat animals, not to beat the glass of the animal house, not to climb flowers and trees, not to trample on the lawn, not to smoke in the park, and not to litter at will, Work together to build a harmonious and civilized tourist environment.