An obvious phenomenon is that the number of live broadcasts will drop sharply, and the quality will be improved compared with when there was no standard before.

We can see that the new policy starts with the professional qualification and real-name examination of live broadcasts, trying to make the live broadcasters bound by their real names. Due to the limitation of professional qualifications, some amateur non-professional anchors have also been blocked from the live broadcast.

We all need to know that the live broadcast platform is chaotic, and the New Deal can certainly crack down on vulgar live broadcasts and clean up some garbage live broadcasts to some extent. However, as we all know, once the new policy comes to power, restrictions may also suppress some non-professional live broadcast content with a small audience.

I am also worried about whether it will affect the diversity of live broadcast. Although this worry is justified, according to the current situation, rectification is the primary measure, and the market must be cleaned up before things can be added slowly. Diversification is an effort to be made in the later period.

Spread strong things like this, or pay attention to the impact on social and public values. At least, we can't mess up the social atmosphere. And so many people like China, when they screw up, they are out of control like headless flies.