Three-meter tall bus stop signposts are creating problems for passengers, in Jianyang, southwest China's Sichuan Province, to see and read.

Why are there such user-unfriendly facilities?

When we just get used to seeing the army of sharing bikes lining side by side near the subway station, the application of sharing portable chargers is on the rise. Although its coverage is limited now, some still look forward to its promising future.

So, what do we use sharing portable chargers? What are the advantages and disadvantages? What's the future of this industry?

A primary school in Beijing has put restrictions on the use of Powerpoint in class, which has brought about heated discussion on whether multimedia is improving the quality of teaching or having the counter effect?

A survey shows that more than 70% of the 2000 respondents say they agree with a pilot system in Jinan that uncivilized dog owners will have points deducted which is comparable to how a drivers' license works. If all 12 points are deducted, one's dog owner license can be seized too.

"In the Name of People", a television series about China's anti-corruption drive has taken audience of all ages by storm. It’s been hailed as a milestone in recent Chinese TV production.

Why are viewers so hooked to this TV drama series?

There's nothing worse than getting into a cab after a long day at work and then feeling the need to make uneasy small talk with the driver.

Don't get me wrong, I've had some heart-to-heart conversations with taxi drivers in the past, but some people are saying they'd much rather put on the headphones and insulate themselves from human contact.

Thankfully, a taxi service finally understands their constant desire to travel in peace.

After waiting through the boarding line, you've got your carry-on stowed and your butt firmly planted in seat 27D. At this point, you're basically guaranteed to be on the flight, right? Well, not so fast. By now, we've all seen the video of a passenger being forcibly removed from a United Airlines overbooked flight from Chicago to Louisville, Kentucky.

Apologies have been made and remade. But still it's difficult to unseen that video. Let's talk about the fallout from United's first-class public relations nightmare.

An internet user posted a video clip which exposed a traffic police officer in central China's Henan Province taking 50 Yuan of cash from a cargo driver who violated traffic rules.

The video has stirred a heated discussion on what constitutes a bribe?

This year&`&s World Health Day, on 7 April, focuses on depression. Rates of diagnosis and treatment for mental health in China are low; depression and other mental illnesses are still largely associated with social stigma.

CRI&`&s Roundtable talks about depression with Dr. Bernarld Schwartlander, World Health Organization Representative in China.

Job trends encompass more than hiring and resource trends - the very nature of work is changing. Rapid technological changes are uprooting entire industries and changing the way we interact in the workplace.

Today in Chinese cities, a number of new occupations have emerged.

These prospective jobs including personal stylist or (personal shopper), pet's nutritionist, marriage consultant, hotel connoisseurs and customized travel advisor.