The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television plans to stipulate that programs for minors should not be excessively entertaining. What is the significance of this provision? First of all, we have to admit that the spread and influence of TV programs are very great, especially now with the development of the times, more and more minors can get more information through TV programs. In fact, this is also the product of the progress of our times. More and more electronic products appear in front of us, and there will be more and more ways for minors to watch programs.

Therefore, we should pay more attention to the standardized management of the form and content of festivals for minors, because minors are the flowers of our motherland and the hope of our nation. Minors will receive a lot of information in their growth stage, and good information can help minors establish a correct three views.

Watching TV programs in this way can help minors learn more knowledge, and proper entertainment can help minors entertain themselves. It is not a good thing to combine work and rest with excessive entertainment. Therefore, the introduction of this regulation by radio and television still has certain significance. Next, let's discuss the significance of this policy.

First of all, the first meaning is to ensure that we minors can learn knowledge in the process of watching the program, ensure the proportion of the main content of the program, and let minors grow up in this process; The second is that excessive entertainment is not very helpful to the growth of minors, but harmful to the growth of minors. Appropriate entertainment can actually entertain the body and mind, while excessive entertainment can actually lead to minors' addiction to entertainment. In fact, the most important task for minors at this stage is to study. Learning can help minors grow and progress. It is a good thing to combine work and rest properly. As a media, we should shoulder a social responsibility and shoot more and better programs to help us.