The Spring Festival Gala scorecard reveals the ratings for various stars, with Benshan, who makes people laugh, ranking at the top.

Hosts

Total Score: 70 points

Comments: The hosts were still the familiar faces of Zhu Jun, Zhou Tao, Li Yong, Dong Qing, Zhang Zequn, Liu Fangfei, etc. Although it may inevitably feel a bit predictable and lack freshness, all of them were very well-prepared in terms of attire and script delivery. They did not seem nervous due to the impact of last year's "three black minutes," and performed calmly. Overall, they handled their roles well and successfully completed the task.

Ranking: Each of the six hosts had their own responsibilities and performed evenly, making it difficult to rank them. However, it is worth mentioning that this year, in addition to on-site hosting and reading telegrams, there was also a special reporting team from Guangzhou sending back fresh reports. This not only showed concern for disaster-stricken areas but also demonstrated the flexibility and interactivity of television media, which is commendable.

Song and Dance Category

Total Score: 80 points

Comments: Although there was no program as unforgettable as the "Thousand-Handed Guanyin" of years past, this year's song and dance performances still had many highlights around the theme of celebrating the New Year.

Ranking: (Top 5) "The Migrant Workers' Song": Wang Baoqiang was one of the most watched actors on this year's Spring Festival Gala. As the "spokesperson" for migrant workers, he successfully completed his task. Although he appeared very excited on stage, as a representative of migrant workers, his simple construction worker attire, down-to-earth lyrics, and sincere performance made the audience feel close to him. ....................