Ultraman's removal from shelves sparks heated discussion CCTV's hot review: The core of cartoons, truth, goodness and beauty, cannot be changed

Recently, the news that Ultraman Tiga was removed from the entire Internet has attracted attention. Although the reason for the removal is not clear, netizens speculate that it may be related to some content in the film that is not suitable for children to watch.

Recently, the person in charge of the network audio-visual program management of the State Administration of Radio , Film and Television stated, "We support qualified Internet audio-visual program service agencies to produce, introduce and broadcast excellent cartoons with healthy and positive content that promote truth, goodness and beauty in accordance with laws and regulations, and resolutely resist the online broadcast of cartoons containing violent, bloody, vulgar and pornographic plots and images. "

CCTV commented that this statement has once again sparked heated discussions among the public on topics such as "We need excellent cartoons" and "We must protect children". In the context of China not yet issuing animation ratings, units that produce, import and broadcast cartoons must always bear in mind that "children and teenagers are the main audience groups of cartoons" and create a good online audio-visual environment for children. Neither the society nor the family can fail.

Because of imitating the plots of cartoons, some children scooped water from the toilet to drink, some children "flew" down from the building with umbrellas, and some children imitated cartoon characters to climb rocks and accidentally fell to their death... Many tragic facts remind us: Never underestimate the influence of cartoons on children. There are also cartoons that play with the edge of premature love, with all kinds of jealousy and even school bullying plots, as well as the promotion of materialism, feudal superstition and other contents. Minors lack discernment and self-control. The development of the Internet makes it easier for them to access various online animation resources, and it is becoming more and more difficult for parents to supervise. - It's not that parents are too sensitive. The quality of cartoons is indeed a long-term pain point in the protection of minors.

A survey conducted by China Youth Daily in June this year showed that 95.1% of the respondents were concerned that content in cartoons that are not suitable for children would have a negative impact on their children. Although 77.9% of the respondents said they would screen cartoons in advance, only 59.4% of the respondents felt that this could effectively avoid content in cartoons that are not suitable for children, and 40.6% of the respondents said it was difficult to avoid. Behind the prosperity of the animation industry, there are hidden worries that should not be ignored.

The commentary said that it is not that the public has too high expectations of animation producers and operators. Protecting minors is related to the future, and relevant companies must not forget the value orientation of their works and their own social responsibilities.

The commentary also stressed that no matter how diverse the forms of expression of cartoons are, the core of truth, goodness and beauty cannot change. It is hoped that the whole society will work together, with close cooperation of relevant departments, active actions of industry enterprises, and good guidance of families, so that the problems existing in some cartoons can be substantially solved, and cartoons can plant a healthy and beautiful seed in children's childhood dreams.