Definition of the Origin of Host

The world's first host (Host / Hostess) originated in the United States. China's earliest radio broadcast in 1981, "Friends on the Air" program host, hosted by Ms. Xu Man, after the 1981 CCTV in Zhao Zhongxiang hosted the "Beijing Middle School Intelligence Contest" program to use the word "program host" opened the first Chinese The first of its kind in China, the TV program host.

In 1993, a large number of excellent program hosts emerged from China's major radio stations, which was known as the "Year of the Radio Host" in China.

Host (Host / Hostess): With a variety of business capabilities such as production, editing, broadcasting, control, etc., in a relatively fixed program, as the host and broadcaster, a combination of editor, reporter, announcer.

Representative: Wu Zongxian

Yin Qian: "It requires the host to have rich reading accumulation, with extensive reading experience and rich knowledge accumulation, only then will have a broad spiritual vision, in order to form excellent and reliable discernment and accurate and reliable judgment. This is the most basic element of an excellent host, but whether a person can become a truly excellent program host is ultimately determined by something more internal, that is to say, deciding whether he has the spiritual temperament of a truly excellent host. (Yin Qian, The Age of Stick and Drink, second edition, page 549)