The ninth issue of Hunan Satellite TV's large-scale original music public welfare teaching program "Let the World Hear" was broadcast on Tuesday1:10 last week. Since its launch, the program has gained a large number of loyal audiences, full of warmth and positive energy. Let the World Hear will come to an end on 20 1817 October, and the audience will cry. "Let the World Hear" also conforms to the slogan of "Happy China, Youth Hi 18" of Hunan Satellite TV. There are laughter, tears, presence and thinking in the program, and music and public welfare are perfectly combined. In the program, Wang Feng and Cai Guoqing are teaching teachers, accompanying the children to live and study, and helping them to form a choir, so that the children's simple and pure songs can spread all over Qian Shan and be heard by the world.
Let the World Hear is true, sincere and unpretentious. It is a clear stream in the current variety market and has written a brand-new model of public welfare programs. While maintaining a relaxed and lively atmosphere, we turned our attention to public welfare issues such as left-behind children, rural education, and cultural heritage of ethnic minorities. The original intention of the program is to use the energy of music to appeal to the audience to participate in public welfare undertakings, create more opportunities for children and put wings on their dreams.
The sincerity and truthfulness of Let the World Hear has won the love and praise of many netizens. After the program was broadcast, the netizen "Patient" commented: "Pay tribute to the two teachers and all the teachers. You expressed your love for the children with your actions. " The netizen "Double Eleven autumn waters tassels are like the first time" sighed: "It is really rare for TV programs to get such consistent praise now. Thank you very much for your efforts for children and hope. " Netizen "Fresh Fruit Meets Tea" commented: "I feel that this program is more meaningful, encouraging more people to participate in teaching, and I hope that young people with more abilities can devote themselves to this great cause."
Hunan Satellite TV's "Let the World Hear" shows us that programs that do public welfare can also be charming, meaningful and interesting, and programs that pay attention to left-behind children can also be full of laughter. Music teaching warms the children's world and touches many people who care about the growth of children in mountain villages.