I'm a non-broadcasting student who likes broadcasting very much. How should I work hard?

If you want to become an excellent broadcaster, you need to put in a lot of effort. First of all, you need to learn the basics of language, including pronunciation, intonation, grammar, and vocabulary. Secondly, you need to learn broadcasting skills, including how to pronounce, how to pause, and how to intonation. In addition, you will learn how to express clear, accurate, and vivid emotions in order to convey information and emotions on the radio. In order to further improve your ability, you can participate in broadcasting training classes or self-study related knowledge and skills. You can also listen to different types of radio programs and imitate the pronunciation, intonation, and emotional expression of excellent announcers and constantly sum up experience. In addition, you can also participate in radio performances and competitions to show your ability and gain more opportunities and experience. Finally, don't forget to maintain your passion and patience. It takes time and effort to become a good broadcaster, and not everyone will become a good broadcaster. But as long as you keep your passion and work hard, you will definitely be able to achieve your dreams.