Author: Yu Lixiang, Song Qian
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book not only elaborates on the historical reasons for the emergence of television talk shows but also provides a review of their refined development. Through a comparison of Chinese and Western television talk shows, it introduces the vivid characteristics of Western (primarily American) talk shows while also analyzing and arguing the scope of Chinese television talk shows, which is determined by our own social and cultural historical characteristics. While describing the current dynamic state of Chinese television talk shows, it points out the shortcomings and gaps in their development, as well as provides a detailed description and analysis of the social functions carried by these programs. Finally, in the process of summarizing the active hosts on today's television screens, it does not forget to let the original impulses drive it freely in an unrestrained gallop, drawing a blueprint for the future of Chinese television talk shows and outlining and showcasing our design and expectations for these programs.
Talk of the Town: The Power of Conversation
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