1. the Communist Party's publicity department 2. the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television(SARFT 3. TV anchors and talk show hosts 4. constructed reality 5. an explosion of talent competitions 6. matchmaking programs 7. reality shows 8. on-screen persona 9. controversial-yet-entertaining dating reality shows 10 prime time slo 11. lack of affinity with the only people who matter -the viewers 12. deprived of good role models 14. to promote resilience 15. to convey an uplifting message 16. to conduct a huge text-message vote 17. to walk a thin line between reality and"reality 18. to achieve significant popularity and cultural prominence 19. to experience sympathy and empathy 20. to relieve them of the responsibility for having orchestrated the events and willed the reactions
1. the Communist Party’s publicity department 2. the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) 3. TV anchors and talk show hosts 4. constructed reality 5. an explosion of talent competitions 6. matchmaking programs 7. reality shows 8. on-screen persona 9. controversial-yet-entertaining dating reality shows 10. prime time slot 11. lack of affinity with the only people who matter – the viewers. 12. deprived of good role models 13. to portray actual reality 14. to promote resilience 15. to convey an uplifting message 16. to conduct a huge text-message vote 17. to walk a thin line between reality and “reality” 18. to achieve significant popularity and cultural prominence 19. to experience sympathy and empathy 20. to relieve them of the responsibility for having orchestrated the events and willed the reactions
