Students outside the auditorium grew at a rate visible to the naked eye, because they found that live broadcasting had not begun, so they wanted to see what had happened.

When they found that the speech in the auditorium was going on as usual, they were angry. They couldn't get into the auditorium. It was also good to be able to watch a live broadcast. But now they can't even watch the live broadcast. What is this to do? Can't they want to listen to the advice of the old chief executive?

School leaders, especially those in charge of broadcasting, immediately feel pressure. They can only go to the entrance...