What's the point of the anchor picking the bell?

When the anchor picks up the bell, it means the anchor replies to a private message, and the bell in Douyin means a message reminder.

There are many types of bells in real life. In practical terms, they can be used as musical instruments, ornaments, religious items (Shinto), etc.

The structure of a bell is generally a spherical or ellipsoidal metal shell on the outside, with a crack in the lower or middle part, and small metal balls or small stone balls that can roll inside the metal shell.

When shaking, the small balls inside hit and rub the outer shell, producing a crisp and pleasant sound.

In ACG works, there are also characters who wear bells as a kind of jewelry.

The wearing positions are different, usually as follows: some are worn on the head as hair accessories; some are worn around the neck through collars or ribbons; some are worn on the waist or other parts as clothing accessories.

For example, the two heroes with silver bells in "Liancheng Jue".

In addition, for cute girls like cat girls and cat-eared girls, bells are often tied around their necks as matching accessories.

In real society, because cats are relatively sensitive animals, wearing bells on cats will make them easily irritable and restless.