The spread of the Internet has brought great convenience to people's daily lives, and it allows us to broaden our horizons and understand areas that we have not been involved in before.
In today's digital age, everyone can freely express their opinions online with just a smartphone. As the backbone of the future society, university students are naturally leading this wave.
Many young students are using their phones to record and share their daily lives, and some have risen to prominence as "influencers" who have already achieved financial success before they graduated.
With the popularity of live webcasts, college students who are keen to try new things are joining in. Therefore, many young people have started their own live broadcasts on major online platforms, hoping to earn wealth or become a high-profile figure on social ** through this way. However, it was accompanied by a series of chaos of live broadcasts of college students.
Some people questioned whether this was still a college studentFemale college students play ambiguous in the live broadcast, and the content is bold and controversial. Nowadays, many social platforms support the live broadcast function, and searching for keywords such as "college student" and "female college student" on these platforms will bring up many live channels of college students.
The covers of these live broadcast rooms often use strong attractive ** to attract viewers into the live broadcast room. And the live broadcast venues of these college students are also strange, some are in the school playground, some are in the school cafeteria, and some are even in the classroom. In the evening, the live broadcast locations of these college students were basically moved to the dormitories.
I opened a page at random and found that it was a live broadcast room of a university in Guangdong. The anchor is in the classroom where the class is taking place at this time, and the teacher is gushing about the lesson, while the anchor softly interacts with the audience, guiding them to give attention and give gifts.
At the same time, I entered another live broadcast room, located in a university in Northeast China. The anchor is eating in his dorm room with the camera on the table and pointed at the anchor. While eating, the anchor interacted with the barrage, and the occasional conversation and laughter of other roommates could be heard in the dormitory.
At one o'clock in the morning, the anchor named "XX University X Bao" was still broadcasting live. The picture is dim, and a coolly dressed but beautiful girl sits in front of the camera and interacts with the barrage.
Some viewers questioned the female anchor's student identity. The girl picks up her phone, reverses the camera, shows the dorm room, and slowly swipes over her sleeping roommate to prove that she is actually live streaming from the bed in the school dorm room.
Some viewers gave gifts to the female anchor, hoping that she would show off her talents. The girl said that it was too late and promised to wait for her roommates to go to Xi tomorrow night, and then perform a dance for everyone when the dormitory was quiet and unoccupied.
Sure enough, at around 7 o'clock in the evening of the next day, "X Bao" started the live broadcast on time, wearing ** clothes and dancing in front of the camera. Despite the limited space in the dormitory, this did not affect the performance of the female anchor.
The popularity of the live broadcast room has risen rapidly, and gifts continue to pour in. The female anchor wore a cool outfit and presented a hot dance, which was in stark contrast to the quietness of the dormitory behind her.
College students who set up live broadcasts in their dormitories may be Xi to this, but this behavior seriously interferes with the normal lives of other roommates.
Many college students have complained on the Internet that they have some strange roommates in the dormitory, some because their roommates are still live streaming late at night, which affects the quality of rest, and some because their roommates ignore the privacy of others during the live broadcast, and directly spread the chat content or changing clothes.
It's understandable that college students have a need to make extra money, but they can't lose their bottom line because of that.
These college students may be streaming to earn extra pocket money, which is understandable, but the basic principle cannot be abandoned for the sake of money.
As a college student, the first task is still academics, especially the students who broadcast live in class, it is obvious that they are not paying attention to the class.
Of course, this is not to say that college students can't engage in live events, which is acceptable. However, live streaming should not interfere with other people's normal lives, especially in the case of live streaming in the dormitory, not only to avoid disturbing the rest of roommates, but also to respect their privacy.
If this is not possible, it is advisable to consider live streaming in a rented house. After all, roommates also pay tuition for their studies, and one person's behavior cannot affect the quality of other people's college Xi life.
In addition, in order to protect campus order and the legitimate rights and interests of students, schools should strengthen the management and supervision of college students' live broadcast behavior.
Similarly, it is important to strengthen the education and guidance of students and enhance their legal awareness and moral cultivation. Live streaming platforms should also be more forceful in regulating and managing the behavior of anchors.
On the whole, the chaotic situation of college students' live broadcast has not only attracted widespread attention from the society, but also highlighted the inadequacy of protecting the rights and interests of college students. In order to maintain campus order and the legitimate rights and interests of students, it is necessary to take various measures, only in this way can we effectively solve the problem and promote the healthy development of the online live broadcast industry.
Today's topic: What do you think about the "live broadcast chaos" of college students?
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