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It has become an ingrained tradition on Mainland China to watch the New Year's Gala on New Year's Eve, and the estimated audience numbers over 700 million people.Rural areas that previously been unfamiliar with concepts such as television often holds great gatherings on New Year's Eve to watch the program.

Li Yong then mentioned the transition from the year bingxu (year of the dog) to dinghai (year of the pig) and a greeting to "mother comrades across the country" before being cut off by Zhu Jun's loud declaration that the new year had almost arrived.

The CCP Government has often emphasized rural areas being able to receive the New Year's Eve Gala as a progress in their economic development.Some sources indicate that the Gala's popularity has been on the decline, although official sources from CCTV continue to claim an annual TV ratings for the Gala to be above 90%.Latham, K.Pop Culture China!: Media, Arts, and Lifestyle. ABC-CLIO, 2007.

Since 2006 this segment has been placed after the midnight mark, when there are fewer viewers.

Around an hour after midnight, the program ends with the song Can't Forget Tonight (难忘今宵).In 2009, CCTV vowed to ban all lip-syncing at the gala.In recent years, scandals and controversy have plagued the program, garnering criticisms from Chinese viewers.Director Zhao An, who directed seven Galas before 2003, was sentenced to ten years in prison by a Beijing Court after it was made public that he had been involved with corruption in the programming.In addition to the scandal mentioned above, it is known that many Chinese performers have made numerous personal or monetary contributions, so that they can appear on the Gala.Recently, the increase in commercialism in recent Gala productions have gathered criticism from the Chinese public.