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During China's COVID-19 lockdown in early 2020, millions of people tuned into a 24/7 livestream of the rapid construction of Huoshenshan and Leishenshan hospitals in Wuhan. Stuck at home with nothing to do, viewers appointed themselves unofficial 'cloud supervisors,' leaving real-time comments critiquing workers' progress, naming cranes 'Little Yellow' and 'Brother Excavator,' and debating which crew was slacking. It was part civic anxiety, part reality TV, part collective coping mechanism — hilariously earnest supervision of something they had zero control over.

In February 2020, as COVID-19 spread rapidly, China began constructing two emergency hospitals in Wuhan within days. State broadcaster CCTV streamed the construction live, drawing peak viewership of over 40 million. Locked-down citizens channeled their helplessness and patriotic anxiety into obsessive 'supervision,' creating a communal online experience that blended dark humor with genuine national pride during a terrifying moment.

疫情期间网友通过直播画面远程"监督"火神山、雷神山医院建设进度的网络现象。