Chapter 5 Chapter 4 After the challenge comes the experience

Reading commercials has opened up a growth path for me with "Hua Shao characteristics". Although things have twists and turns after that, they are no longer serious. "The Voice of China" continued to break the ratings records of Zhejiang Satellite TV's variety shows, and I gradually got the pulse of the audience, and gradually became more comfortable.On September 30, 2012, this atmosphere was pushed to the climax, and the four students who stayed on the stage for the ultimate PK, during the long five and a half hours, they were accompanied by a group of relatives and friends, and I was alone.

That day, as if it was yesterday, is vivid in my mind. On September 30, 2012, the finals of "The Voice of China" was very tense.On this day, I searched the previous 30 years of my life, and I have never had a similar experience. On such a stage, once the host stands on it, he will face an audience of 60,000 people, the ratio is 1:60,000; the rehearsal time is 30 minutes, and the total performance is five and a half hours, the ratio is 1:11!No matter how strong the aura of the host is, he will be shaken wave after wave by the upsurge of the scene. What to do on that stage seems completely uncontrollable.This is where I was that day.

That day, I had two hurdles to go through.First of all, although the competition process is very clear, the performance process is destined to be affected by various factors.You may still remember that in addition to singing in the competition, there were also guests and artists presenting awards that day.These activities cannot be rehearsed, and can only be performed on the spot.Secondly, the stage is huge, live broadcast, I need to appear in the most appropriate position, let the camera avoid some pictures, and help the director create the best broadcast picture, but before this, I also cannot rehearse.

These two hurdles belong to the scope of business, and I deal with them carefully with one hundred and twenty cents.There is also an "additional" link. Although I am familiar with it, it seems out of place on such an occasion-there is actually an advertisement on the spot!This made me very embarrassed. The audience bought tickets to watch the concert, and they were forced to watch commercials on the spot... If the audience has grievances, they will definitely not vent to the instructor or students, but to me.It is understandable to insert commercials after recording before, only for the audience in front of the TV, but now I have to force the live audience to endure the "over and over again" commercials. To be honest, I am a little at a loss.I didn't sleep well in those two days, and I was uneasy about this matter, and I was afraid that something would happen at that time.

Because it was the first time to live broadcast a variety show in a stadium with tens of thousands of people, we were very nervous on stage and the program producers, and the result of the tension was that sometimes it seemed a little disordered. On the night of September 29th, there was supposed to be a rehearsal, and we waited at the resident, but the rehearsal time was delayed again and again, and no one notified me to go until two or three o'clock in the morning, so everyone simply washed up and went to sleep. The next day, September 30th, at 9 or 10 o'clock in the morning, a staff member from the director's team came to me and started reviewing the draft. After a brief exchange, he informed me to go to the scene for rehearsal in the afternoon, and then left in a hurry.

In the afternoon, I arrived at the scene as scheduled. I wanted to take the time to walk around the stage and find out how I felt on the stage. However, I was not officially notified to start the rehearsal until nearly 5:00 in the afternoon, and the finals will start at 7:30 in the evening.I had no choice but to rush through the process. In less than 30 minutes, I was dragged off the stage by the staff and rushed to the dressing room for styling. I couldn't afford to delay even a minute! The finals started amidst the busyness of the staff, and it is not an exaggeration to describe the whole process as "thrilling".Fortunately, the final effect is not bad, which can be regarded as a great comfort to all the people involved in the program.

After the live broadcast ended, I stepped off the stage and took a deep breath. My wife rushed to me immediately and said to me: "It's been a long time since I didn't drink a sip of water, and I didn't go to the bathroom once. You belong to a camel!" Half a minute later , I just realized it and asked, "Really?" For more than five hours, I didn't feel anything. After a busy day at The Voice, I played poker with a few friends.Talk about the experience of not drinking water or going to the bathroom for five hours.No one believed that anyone said I was bragging. "Okay, let's make a bet. Five hours from now, I won't drink water, I won't go to the bathroom. If I lose, I'll treat you to dinner." The timer starts, one hour, two hours, three hours.Well, stop counting.I surrender.If I don't throw in the towel, my pants will too.

I have seen such a theory that the body can produce a stress response according to the choice of the brain.Not many hosts have the opportunity to host a live show in front of 60,000 viewers, but I have had the opportunity, and it is an honor, although the process is difficult and even dangerous.The moment I came on stage, I knew that the sacrifices, perseverance, depression, and anxiety... in front of 60,000 live audiences were justified and reasonable! My experience in "The Voice of China" is like riding a roller coaster, with high climbs and dives, peaks and valleys.To use Zhou Xingchi's lines in "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance": Life's ups and downs are too fast, it's so exciting!