First, she needs to clarify the purpose of starting the program, which is nothing more than cultivating the interest of Chinese people in learning foreign languages, providing an environment for ear training, and systematic and interesting teaching to comprehensively improve the foreign language level and ability of Chinese people.
As the saying goes, three cobblers are better than one Zhuge Liang. She believed that with so many foreign language students in Kyoto, they couldn't possibly support an hour or two of programming every day.
Seven days a week, foreign classic films and TV series are shown on weekends, and two programs are shown each day on the other six days, totaling about an hour and a half.
There are also many foreign classics, and many universities have drama clubs. They could easily select a few works and film them at universities across the country, which would not only encourage students to exchange and learn from each other but also bring high-quality works to the public. Broadcasting one part per week in two episodes would be more than enough to meet the program's needs!
Now that there are already exchange students studying abroad, Ke Meiyu plans to have someone interview and film a segment about the students' difficult experiences studying abroad. Firstly, she wants the public to gain a deeper understanding of foreign customs and cultures through the lens; secondly, foreign language learning cannot be separated from context; and thirdly, she wants domestic students to know that the fate of the country and the individual are closely linked.
Xia Huaren is actually quite intelligent, but many people go to great lengths to obtain a green card after studying abroad, thinking that such a country is free, economically developed, and its people are open-minded, but they forget how their motherland nurtured them.
She wanted to amplify this situation through media filming techniques and then severely criticize it.
Although she can't control other people's decisions, it's better than nothing, and it can at least help retain some talent.
This can be considered a reality TV show; the filming takes a long time, but it can bring a truly shocking feeling to people.
Another indoor variety show, where the host, judges and guests all speak foreign languages, features multiple game segments that incorporate foreign customs and traditions, as well as award-winning challenges, telephone games, and other endlessly entertaining games like charades and acting.
As for educational programs, she plans to use puppets in the form of situational dramas, along with catchy songs, magic tricks, and recycling elements.
As long as the format is fixed, it's easy to design a program that is both entertaining and high-quality by filling it with content!
Ke Meiyu spent an entire afternoon and evening writing.
The next day, she went to Kyoto Radio Station.
She was greeted by the deputy director, a capable and efficient middle-aged woman named Huang Dongyue. However, there was also a familiar face next to her: Song Lexuan from the planning department, who had visited and inspected the Provincial University of Science and Technology!
"Ke Meiyu, do you still remember me?" After a brief introduction, Song Lexuan asked with a faint smile.
Ke Meiyu nodded with a light laugh, "Of course I remember. Comrade Song accompanied the Kyoto delegation to the school to watch the freshmen's performance."
"Your advisor introduced you to the radio station so you could intern, right?" Song Lexuan sipped her tea calmly. "Generally speaking, there's a 70-80% chance you'll stay where you intern. Of course, that's assuming you perform well during your internship."
“I remember Comrade Ke Meiyu, you and your partner were so determined to take the postgraduate entrance exam back then, but after going around in circles, you ended up here again after more than two years.”
"The two students we recruited from your school before are doing quite well and have already started to be in charge of broadcasting a program. I wonder, Comrade Ke Meiyu, what kind of position would you like?"
"You have to understand that no matter what kind of education a student has, they all have to start from the bottom and learn step by step. It's not easy to become a broadcaster. There's a lot to learn, and these things and experiences can't be given by the school. You have to hone them up little by little over time."
The deputy director sat quietly with a faint smile on his face, letting Song Lexuan speak.
Song Lexuan's words clearly implied her meaning.
You guys were so arrogant, thinking that just because a big company in Kyoto extended an olive branch, you were so great that you could look down on the radio. Ha, so what if you're graduate students? Now you're begging for a job, all that professional knowledge you've acquired but can't use at all when you actually start working.
Ke Meiyu smiled and said, "Deputy Director Huang, Director Song, I'm not here as an intern."
"Hmm? Did Old Zhao give us a heads-up beforehand but his explanation was unclear?" Deputy Director Huang asked, frowning.
Ke Meiyu handed over the letter of introduction, saying, "It's like this, I'm currently in charge of a program for a specific time slot each day at the TV station, and I want to maximize the program's effectiveness."
"Many programs can be broadcast to the general public without images."
Song Lexuan punched cotton, her face showing some embarrassment, feeling that Ke Meiyu was deliberately making fun of her.
She sneered, "Comrade Ke, our radio station developed much earlier than the television station. They have a shortage of programs there, and they dare to entrust important tasks to any Tom, Dick, or Harry. But our radio station has a diverse range of programs, and many people's programs have been scheduled for half a year."
"There's really no time left for you."
Deputy Director Huang returned the letter of introduction with an apologetic look, saying, "If we have a free time, we will definitely notify you as soon as possible. I've known Lao Zhao for several years, so I'll speak frankly and without any pretense."
Ke Meiyu smiled and nodded, "Alright then, I hope the organization sees the projects I've organized, so it won't be a pity that many people can't hear about them."
"We also hope that your radio station can actively respond to the organization's call and make people pay more attention to foreign languages."
After saying that, she stood up and politely said goodbye to the two of them.
"Pah, what nonsense! There are so many foreign students, which one of them doesn't speak a foreign language better than her? Does she think the whole country can't do without her?" Song Lexuan snorted softly.
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