The Role of Television

The television media has an important role in improving the country's cultural soft power

The television media is an important part of the country's cultural soft power. Television is one of the greatest inventions of mankind in the 20th century, and it is currently the communication carrier with the widest scope of dissemination, the most ideal dissemination effect and the most significant social influence in the world.

According to the statistics of the United Nations Human Development Report 2002, in 2001, the number of TV sets owned by every 1,000 people in the global population of about 6.148 billion reached 250, with an average of one set for every four people, and the total number of TV sets in the world exceeded 1.5 billion. Television has been y integrated into the economic, political, cultural and social fields of various countries, and has had a wide and profound impact on people's daily life, interpersonal interactions, social activities and cultural exchanges.

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Principle of Television:

Television instantly transmits moving visual images by means of electricity. Similar to a movie, television uses the visual residual effect of the human eye to reveal a frame-by-frame gradation of still images to create a visually moving image.

The transmitting end of a television system converts the various subtle parts of a scene into electrical signals in terms of brightness and chromaticity and then transmits them sequentially. In the receiving end according to the corresponding geometric position to show the brightness and chromaticity of each micro-part to reproduce the whole original image. National television signal scanning system and channel broadband is not exactly the same, according to the International Radio Advisory Committee (CCIR) recommended the use of the Latin alphabet to distinguish.

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