I didn't plan to write a new tweet today, but in the evening, I suddenly swiped the launch of the children's channel at station B**, so I wrote this tweet urgently, which can be regarded as commemorating the 20th anniversary of the children's channel.
I also brushed this ** to know that the children's channel was launched in 03, and it was exactly 20 years by 23. But I also have some questions, because in my memory, Sister Ju Ping went to CCTV very early to be a children's program host, and Sister Moon graduated from college in 2000 and entered CCTVBut coincidentally, this ** answered my confusion - I only knew that military and agriculture were merged in seven sets, and it turned out that before the children's channel was launched, it was also merged in seven sets.
The children's channel does have a special meaning in my life - the children's channel is my professional enlightenment as a broadcaster, and the children's program is also the beginning of my career as a broadcaster.
In 2003, when I was four years old, I started watching children's channels at the age when I first started to remember, and what I look forward to most every day is the cartoons of children's channels**;The happiest thing every year is the animation simulcast of the children's channel during the Chinese New Year.
I still remember that at that time, I was always envious of my brothers and sisters on TV, and I wished that I could get into the TV and host with them countless times. When I was six or seven years old, I finally figured out that they were not locked up in the TV, but the host who could be on TV, and at that time, I seemed to have a certain desire in my heart: I also wanted to be on TV, and I also wanted to be a children's program host like them.
If you want to trace back to when I started to get involved with broadcasting and hosting, it probably started when I watched children's channels when I was a child - I watched children's channels when I was a child, and then I started watching legal channels when I grew up, and then I started watching Hunan Satellite TV. I love to talk when I was a child, so I really learned to be a radio host, and then I really became a host, and I really became a host according to the taste of watching TV before - I went to the children's program hosted by the station first, and then hosted the legal program, and at the same time, I have been filming ** jokes on the Internet, which is highly consistent with the trajectory of watching TV when I was a child.
When I was a child, I watched children's programs, but I didn't expect to really be a children's program host when I grew up.
At that time, the program hosted was called "Little Bell", and the old people in the station said that this was the earliest children's radio program in the Central Plains. But I'm ashamed to say that in the nearly a year I hosted that show, I didn't make this children's program that was extremely suitable for me better, and I, who was suitable for this show, started to take over the legal program after just half a year of hosting, and after taking care of the two programs for half a year, I finally gave up "Little Bell" and became a complete legal program host. (Although I host a law show, I still don't know much about the law).
But I still miss the days of hosting children's programs, because it was the first daily program I hosted in my career, and I finally found a career path that suited me when I didn't know what I could do in the broadcasting industry - I had been an adult for so long that I almost forgot that I was suitable for children's programming.
It's a pity that the route of "children's program host" did not make my career path smoother. Because I really like children's programs, I participated in some hosting competitions on the station at that time, and I also regarded myself as a children's program. However, I participated in the competition in a children's style, and I never got any good results, and even as I hosted the children's program, I was a marginalized existence in the station at that time. Even after taking over the legal program and quitting the children's program, the leaders were worried that I was unhappy, and when they comforted me, they said "How good the legal program is, you do the business of doing legal programs to hone and hone your business, and you have a lot more prospects than what you do Brother Congcong!".(Actually, I wasn't unhappy at the time, after all, I was just going to work, there were fewer shows and fewer things, anyway, I didn't get a salary if I went on more shows, just have a show host, what kind of bicycle do I want).
It's not my problem that I don't get treated as a host of a children's show, because the other hosts of that children's show before me are just like me, they are just as marginalized and don't get any reuse.
The station didn't like me to host children's programs, and even they didn't want me to host the program at first - all they wanted was the so-called "new** host" who was recruited in the name of the host, and then didn't do the show but only became a new **, even if he joined the children's program at that time, they wanted to remove me from the show more than once, and it was only later that a series of mistakes left me in the show and let me have my own show.
I don't like to host children's programs in the station, just like my parents didn't like to watch children's channels when I was a child. At that time, they always disliked me, saying that other people's children watched sports channels, science and education channels, and only I held the children's channel every day and wanted to look like a fool. In order to help me "quit" the children's channel, my father even deleted the children's channel on the TV at home at that time, and no matter how I changed the channel, I couldn't turn on the children's channel. When I couldn't watch TV, I would play with my toys, and they would often smash my toys to help me become a big kid sooner.
To this day, I still don't understand why they asked a child who was only a few years old at the time to suppress his nature. Isn't it a common sense for children to watch children's channels?Is it true that they see a child as they should be, talking to them about the relationship between the mass of matter given by the strong nuclear force and the parts explained by the Higgs field?
What's even funnier is that I still remember what my father said when he scolded me: everyone in other people's families, as soon as I opened my mouth gently, I held a copy of the "Dinosaur Encyclopedia" every day, and one mouth was this dragon and that dragon. He also said at the time that dinosaurs were a very stupid thing, and I became stupid and dull like a pig after seeing too many dinosaurs. Looking back now, I want to reply across time and space: other people's fathers have responsibilities and responsibilities as fathers, and he is just a climbing flower, always dependent on others in this life, without any independent personality of his own, with a flattering and flattering style, trying to exchange for the glory and wealth in his imagination. But what did he really get for most of his life?
But now, my parents' wish has finally come true. I finally didn't watch the children's channel anymore, and I didn't even watch TV again. I finally became a mediocre adult, like them, and then, like them, with a scrutinizing eye, when I met children like me, I put a "childish" hat on them, and then I educated them in the way I was taught at that time.
In my cupboard, there is still a small box of childhood toys, which I carefully put away in the box and hid, and agreed to take them out to play with next time. Now they lie peacefully in my cupboard, but now they will never open again. Because I have long forgotten the names I gave them then, the stories I made up for them, the imagination that I have long since forgotten, and the childlike innocence that I have long forgotten. It's like the last time we watched a children's channel, with a "children, we'll see you next time" turned off the TV, and we turned off together, as well as our childhood, which we can never go back to.
The world is always urging people to grow up quickly, because there is no room for innocence in the eyes of numb people. But I still miss the summer of guarding the children's channel, and look forward to the phrase "hello children" on the TV. The creaking of the windmill still lingers in my ears and I will remember it.
But I also understand that those days that have gone will not come back. Just like now, even if I go back to Kaifeng where I lived in my childhood, I still can't reproduce those carefree happy times spent in front of the TV and with the children's channel.