Due to the rapid development of Internet technology in the early twenty-first century, China's online environment has transformed into a realm characterized by a profusion of colorful information, many themes, and diverse content. In our television programs, crossover hosts are primarily selected from the pool of singers, lawyers, or hosts with high professionalism. However, the outcomes often deviate from our expectations. As a result of prolonged exposure, viewers have grown aesthetically fatigued with the hosting style employed by these individuals, ultimately leading to a decline in ratings and diminishing interest among the audience towards the program. Consequently, new crossover presenters have emerged in such an environment, injecting fresh energy into TV programs and infusing them with renewed vitality.

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