在北京,平均每天有超过5000名职业观众坐在全市的二三十个录影棚里,鼓掌、欢呼、大笑、流泪,然后在电视节目录制结束后拿钱走人。无数次,当娱乐节目的镜头对准那些痛哭流涕、拍掌欢呼、尖叫呐喊、起立点赞,我们一度以为,那是观众的真情流露。但那只是曾经,随着电视节目的被扒,职业观众慢慢浮出水面,职业观众这一整条产业链亦开始进入我们的视野。 In Beijing, on average, more than 5,000 professional audiences a day sit in twenty or thirty video booths across the city, clapping, cheering, laughing, crying, and then taking money to leave after the recording of television shows ends. Numerous times, when the lens of the entertainment program aimed at those who burst into tears, clap clap, shout scream, stand up like, we thought it was the truth of the audience revealed. But that was only ever. As the television program was being grilled and the professional audience slowly surfaced, the whole industrial chain of professional audiences began to enter our field of vision.