Which channel is the hit it off program on?

Hit It Off was a program on Henan TV's public channel.

There were different opinions on whether or not the show was real. Some of the documents mentioned that the program was authentic and was a mediation program with real people and stories. It was jointly produced by Henan Public Channel and Henan Radio and Television Station to solve family disputes and emotional confusion. However, there were also some documents that mentioned that the show might have some acting elements, including the director, script, and lines. In addition, there were some documents that were not related to the program and could not provide relevant information. In summary, there was no clear answer to the question of whether the program "Hit It Off" was real or not.

"Hit It Off" was a large-scale studio program on the public channel of Henan Radio and Television Station. The program was a professional mediation team composed of relationship experts, psychological counselors, and lawyers. They solved problems, resolved disputes, and reconciled contradictions for every party who encountered emotional confusion in family life from the three levels of "love, reason, and law." In each episode, the host would lead two experts to provide point-to-point service to the guests and audience, and the influential guests would present a different kind of surprise visual feast to the audience. The audience could watch the replay of the program on the official website of Henan Public Channel.

We can't be sure what the specific content of the program is. Therefore, we are unable to provide an accurate answer.

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