Question 2: What does an audience mean Word: Audience
Pinyin: guān zhòng
Basic Explanation:
[Audience; Viewer; Spectator], a person who watches a program, game, or performance, etc. The word "view" means "to see", right?
Question 5: What does it mean that you don't really have that many viewers? 20 points It means that you don't have to care about other people's eyes, don't care about how other people look at you, in fact, you're not that important, just do it yourself
Question 6: What is the meaning of "audience friend"? The question is: What is the meaning of "friend of the audience"?
The title of this article, at first glance, a little awkward, - even the "audience" who is not clear? In fact, the same is this "audience friend" four words, different columns in the use, but also really face different groups of people. Here, I only on the cultural section of the audience positioning issues, talk a little bit of their own shallow opinion.
There is a saying that television is a kind of mass communication. I think it should be treated differently. This statement may be more suitable for describing the TV news, while the TV feature program, is more like a "niche" communication. Because the word "special" in special features narrows the scope of "mass" to a considerable extent. For a certain type of special program, only a certain fixed group of people may like to watch, while another group of people may not be interested. For example, the old men and women who are obsessed with day-to-day TV dramas may not have the heart to spend ten minutes watching an episode of Focus Interview, and the young men and women who are crazy about celebrities all day long may not be able to watch The Light of Chinese Civilization every week in a step-by-step manner. Specifically for cultural programs, the two groups of "niche" mentioned above are unlikely to become "loyal viewers". The first one is the one that is not a part of the program, and the second one is the one that is not a part of the program, and the third one is a part of the program.
I can't find out who was the first to take offense, accusing Yu of being a "TV star" scholar, but I'm sure he's a man of learning, a man of culture. Because he did not store the TV Professor Yu led by the nose to go around, but "jumped out" of the Mr. Yu laid down the stereotypes, cold-eyed look at the screen in the "learning to sell". Residence has such eyes and the ability of people, should not be the main viewers of television cultural programs. Learning in the people to get cultural information channels are not in the TV, but in the books. Television as a new media, its cultural content is not enough to be compared with the development of thousands of years of writing culture. I am afraid that this point can become the **** knowledge of most readers. The eyes of the learned and the cultured should be fixed on books, not lenses and screens. Therefore, it is unlikely that the seers, the literati, will be keen to watch TV cultural programs to gain cultural knowledge.
If the literary people cannot be the main viewing group of TV cultural programs because the cultural level is significantly higher, then it is equally unlikely that the people with significantly lower cultural level can be the main viewing group of cultural programs. People with a high cultural level need enough patience to watch a cultural program, while people with a low cultural level need enough perseverance to watch a cultural program - he has to adapt his cultural level to the cultural level of the program. (This also involves a cultural column's own cultural level positioning problem.) It's hard to imagine that a person who watches "Yongzheng Dynasty" as a history, at the same time, has a "screen love affair" with cultural programs.
The above two groups of people, for the TV cultural column, can be called "high not, low not". This involves the problem of positioning the cultural taste of the cultural column itself. Here may as well add the following: I think, cultural columns should be "elegance and vulgarity **** appreciation". These four words are many artists as the highest realm, there are many theorists that there is no such realm. I here apply Mr. Zhu Ziqing's statement, "'elegance and vulgarity **** appreciation' although it is the standard of elegance is the main, '**** appreciation' of the people but the vulgar mainly". A predecessor in the television industry once used the words 'elegant core, vulgar shell' to elaborate on 'elegance and vulgarity **** appreciation'. I think these two sayings are practicality is very strong. Can be used as a guiding principle for cultural columns to position their own cultural tastes.
If we can really do the cultural column to the elegant and popular **** appreciation, then the audience positioning of the program will solve a large part of the problem. Since the first two groups of people "high not, low not", then, the middle of the two, it should become a cultural program "make a big difference" in the "vast world". This middle ground, living in the cultural column of the stable audience. What kind of people are they? According to my observation and analysis, they should be a group of people with more than middle level of education; they have good basic quality in literature, art, philosophy, geography, sports and other humanities; they are concerned about cultural events; they have a certain interest in life and aesthetic taste; they can accept new things, but they are more prone to nostalgia; there is a "some ideas" growing on their shoulders. They have a head of "some ideas" on their shoulders; they should be over twenty years old and have a certain amount of life experience.
These elements are somewhat similar to the public security department's "portrayal of image", which is aimed at strengthening the relevance of investigative work. In the strengthening of this aspect of targeting, audience positioning and image portrayal is the same. One is to solve the problem of "who is the perpetrator", one is to solve the problem of "who ...... >>
Question 7: What is the meaning of the audience's view?
Question 8: What is the meaning of Audience Word: Audience
Pinyin: guān zhòng
Basic Explanation:
[Audience; Viewer; Spectator], refers to the people who watch a program, competition, or performance, etc.
Question 9: What is the meaning of Audience? "Observe" means "to see," right?