Jimu News commentator Chen Yangyang
Intern Liu Jinzhi
html On July 3, some netizens posted a live broadcast recording saying that the female online anchor "Yingying Hiking Tibet-Qinghai Line" was live broadcasting on the side of the Qinghai Lake Tourist Line in Gonghe County, Qinghai. A black commercial vehicle hit. On the evening of the 3rd, reporters learned from the local traffic police brigade that they received a call after the incident and that the hit female anchor had been sent to the hospital. Her life was not in danger.live broadcast screen recording shows that the female anchor "Yingying Hiking Tibet-Qinghai Line" is live broadcasting on the side of the road. Vehicles pass by from time to time on the road. A black business car speeds from a distance and for some reason suddenly hits the female anchor. The camera then Falling down, the sound of sudden braking can be heard in the video. (According to Jimu News on July 4)
The female anchor and the black business car that hit someone before the incident (video screenshot)
Because of its beautiful and mysterious scenery, Tibet has a magical aura in the eyes of many people. Today, with the rapid development of self-media, "Walking in Tibet" has begun to enter the public eye in the form of live broadcast. More and more anchors have begun to join the "Hiking Tibet" team.
One person has a cart, a backpack and a mobile phone. The live broadcast location is along the highway. The live broadcast method is to push the car and hold the mobile phone at the same time. While walking anchors have to carry heavy loads, they have to be distracted while interacting with the audience in the live broadcast room. Needless to say, they are broadcasting next to a roaring highway. Even when broadcasting in an outdoor place without transportation, they have to worry about colliding with pedestrians. Narrow lanes, sudden falling rocks, unpredictable weather...these harsh environments greatly increase the difficulty of live streaming for hiking anchors.
In August 2021, Meimei, a Henan girl who had been hiking alone in Tibet for more than three months, died in an accident during a live broadcast. Although he was not killed in a collision with another vehicle on the highway, it fully reflects the high risk factor of outdoor live broadcasting, the extremely low error tolerance rate, and the high cost.
A Tibet hiking anchor said in an interview with reporters that after hiking in Tibet for a month, he was well aware of the potential risks of walking on the road. "We have to be careful all the time when we are backpacking, let alone pushing a car to do live broadcasts. The road is really hard, it is a great test for the body and the spirit. Especially safety. Although many roads are asphalt roads , but some only have two lanes in both directions, which will become narrower when encountering road construction. In some sections, there are cliffs above the head, and there are falling rocks. "
From the live broadcast recording posted by netizens, it is difficult for us to figure out the time. Why did such a misfortune happen? But through such a tragedy, it also caused us to think about the rationality and scientific nature of the walking live broadcast form. Whether it is to pursue a pure land in your heart, seek inner salvation, or to attract eyeballs and earn traffic, live broadcast at the cost of your own life, is it a bit too much to choose the big over the small, picking up sesame seeds and losing watermelons?
live broadcast does not have the function of a "golden bell" and will not enable the anchor to gain superpowers. It is also impossible for the anchor to avoid any danger just because he is live broadcasting. It is reasonable to make money through live broadcasts or share one's life, but when live broadcasts endanger one's own life and cause unnecessary trouble to others, one has to think about the rationality of such live broadcast forms.
(Source: Jimu News)
