If it’s not that your own national treasure, you don’t feel sorry for the Hundred Days of Giant Panda becoming a Korean variety show prop, netizens let him go!

According to media reports, in a Korean variety show, members of the popular four-member girl group BP had to have close contact with the giant panda "Fubao", who was born 100 days ago. However, not only did the members wear heavy makeup, but also touched Fubao without even bringing gloves. Chinese netizens were extremely angry about this.

The giant panda Huani traveled to Korea gave birth to the panda baby "Fubao" during her time in Korea. According to regulations, "Fubao" had to return to China when she was four or five years old. Unexpectedly, it was used by Korean artists as an eye-catching tool for making programs in less than a hundred days. It is understandable to showcase giant pandas in variety shows, but netizens are angry that the practice of female artists wearing makeup and not being isolated can easily cause giant pandas to be infected with bacteria. In addition, according to netizens, the four artists have pets at home. Intimate contact not only makes giant pandas infected, but also makes giant pandas very likely to get distempered. For giant pandas, the mortality rate of canine distemper is as high as 90%, and there are almost no specific medicines. Some netizens asked angeredly: How many giant pandas died of canine distemper in 2015? Isn’t it a lesson? Don’t you feel sorry if you are not your own national treasure? Giant pandas are a national treasure of our country and are extremely rare. There are only about 600 giant pandas in captivity in the world. As friendship messengers, some giant pandas live overseas. A few years ago, my country explicitly stipulated that commercial close contact with giant pandas is prohibited. Except for breeders (no makeup during work) and veterinarians, other people are prohibited from getting close contact with giant pandas. Korean variety shows "touch the head" of the panda cub director, hurting the emotions of the Chinese people.

The knowledge and professionalism are insufficient, and the situation of harming animals and plants in variety shows is much more than that. In June 2019, when the Korean program "The Law of the Jungle" was recorded in Trang Province National Park, Thailand, the program team did not listen to the tour guide's advice and took the artist into an unauthorized area. According to the routine of recording the wild survival program, artist Li Lieyin dived into the sea, took off three Ku's giant clams with tools, and ate them directly in front of the camera. Ku's giant clams are very precious in Thailand. They are almost all raised manually and are released to the sea when they grow up. Li Lieyin ate three Kushima giant clams, which was equivalent to eating three giant pandas, seriously hurting the feelings of the Thai people. Thailand has made it clear that female artists are suspected of violating the National Park Law and the Wildlife Protection Law and should be sentenced to five years in prison. Afterwards, the program team of "The Law of the Jungle" publicly apologized, and the Minister of the Korean Variety Show was warned. In order to show demand, there are cases where animals and plants are protected, not only in Korea, but also in China. In the "Challenge" program, the artist Liu Yuning picked wild snow lotus, and in the popular variety show "Perfect Summer", the artist Jin Zihan kissed the dolphin, which made netizens angry.

This summer, the "Perfect Summer" program team arranged for female artist Jin Zihan to go into the water to interact with the dolphins. Underwater, Jin Zihan interacted with the dolphins in various ways, and under the guidance of a professional coach, they kissed the dolphins, and the dolphins kissed Jin Zihan's cheeks and lips. These actions seem ordinary, but they contain great risks, which are very likely to cause dolphin skin infection, especially those with makeup. After the show was broadcast, netizens pointed out that kissing dolphins with makeup was improper. Subsequently, the official Weibo of the Whale Protection Alliance also issued a statement: I hope that artists and advertisers will stay away from this stupid and evil program planning. Artists may not understand all the relevant national regulations and regulations, but the program team that prepares and plans has an unshirkable responsibility. The program team should understand clearly in advance whether sensitive information is involved and whether laws and regulations are touched. It is impossible to convince netizens if they do not know or understand. In addition, relevant units cannot open the door to convenience because of the reputation of artists and the popularity of the program. Any act of harming animals and protecting plants to meet the needs of the program is not advisable. In the mild case, they will be condemned by public opinion, and in the worst case, they will be subject to legal sanctions.

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