This year's Spring Festival Gala, after watching it, can only be described as: **reaching new heights of disappointment**. Previously, people complained that there was "no festive atmosphere," now it's been upgraded to "no human touch" at all.

Robots flipping, backflips, and twisting Yangge dances fill the screen—hardware capabilities are there, but what about people? The number of skits has been cut in half, cross-talks are almost absent, and language programs are squeezed in like completing a task, with jokes so awkward they make your toes curl.
In the past, the Spring Festival Gala could rely on Zhao Benshan, Cai Ming, Huang Hong, and others to hit the right notes and make viewers laugh until their abs hurt. Now? The Gala is interrupted by ads, with sponsors grinning from ear to ear, while we sit in front of the screen as mere background.
The sense of technological innovation is over the top, but emotional value has plummeted into the negatives.
Hosts delivering segments sound like reading official documents, and while the singing and dancing shows are beautiful, after watching, I can't help but ask: Is this celebrating the New Year or launching a product?
Netizens are already collectively breaking down on X:
- "Used to lack festive atmosphere, now it lacks human touch"
- "Robots are evolving too fast, humans are regressing too fast"
- "The Spring Festival Gala has been around for over 40 years, and this year is especially ugly"
Brothers and sisters, what are your feelings about this year's Spring Festival Gala? Are you still stubbornly watching on TV, or are you early to your phone waiting for red envelopes?
Comment section battle: Is this year's Gala the peak finale or a complete flop? 😂
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