"Excuse me, is everyone in your family home?"
"Ah, here's the thing. The authorities issued a new regulation, didn't they? The one about watching videos. We were worried people wouldn't take it seriously, so we're visiting homes in person to explain it..."
"Yes, you really do need to watch this video. It helps improve everyone's mental resistance."
"This has definitely passed the Investigation Bureau's rigorous testing. From now on, follow the officially published video list, and don't watch videos from unknown sources. Just watch the officially designated ones."
"Here, the list is right here. I printed it out for you..."
An unnamed grassroots worker went door to door, sparing no effort to explain the policy. When he encountered elderly people wearing reading glasses, he switched to a different explanation.
"It's all right if you don't know how to use the internet. Just turn on your TV before seven every evening. We'll air videos that meet the minimum mental resistance requirement then. All you need to do is tune in on time. They're available nationwide.
Even if you happen to forget one day, that's fine too. We have more than six reruns. The specific broadcast times are..."
The Investigation Bureau handled this work thoroughly. Knowing that some elderly people couldn't use the internet, it specifically arranged mandatory nationwide television broadcasts to improve the public's resistance to mental effects.
Over the coming month, neighborhood committees, companies, and other organizations would all undergo assessments and receive guidance. If anyone remained unaware of the policy, those responsible would be penalized. They had to spare no effort in implementing the new regulation and educating the public.
With its enormous reach and profound impact, mental resistance videos entered the public eye.
This had originally been an extremely niche genre, with hardly anyone making such videos. Under