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GameStop announced the company was "on track to close between 180 and 200 underperforming stores globally by the end of this fiscal year." Why is company taking the move?　Tony Reid and Li Ningjing discuss.

The Mid-Autumn Festival, one of the major Chinese festivals and a symbol of family reunion for Chinese people, falls on Sept 13 this year. How do people celebrate it, apart from eating mooncakes? Li Ningjing and Liu Min will share with you their experience celebrating this festival at home and abroad.

An elementary school boy loves the Univ. of Tennessee so much that he stick a piece of paper with the huge letters UT onto his orange shirt to show his support for the college. But he got teased and bullied. Take a listen to the discussion on Studio+ and find out what happened later.

In today's world, it's easy to feel lost. People are rewarded for success, not for hard work. When you feel lost, you probably would do something to feel better. But there are things that you can't do at this moment. Find out with Liu Min and Li Ningjing on Studio+.

Recently Tesla CEO Elon Musk was seen visiting a popular Baozi (steamed buns with filling) restaurant in Beijing. A netizen posted photos of Musk walking into the crowded restaurant to have lunch on Twitter. Musk replied to the message and said "so good!" If you want to find out what’s so good about Baozi, listen to this discussion on Baozi between Li Ningjing and Liu Min. You can even get their personal recommendations of the super delicious Baozi brands.

The Sony Walkman is back. The electronics maker will release a new version of its revolutionary portable music player very soon. Take a listen to Studio+ hosts Liu Min and Li Ningjing's discussion on this.

Nearly half of the UK parents think their child's school should ban mobile phones, a recent survey suggests. What's your opinion upon this? Studio+ hosts Liu Min and Li Ningjing discuss the topic.

58-year-old Lynn Beat, who holds two PdDs from yale Univ. 'forced' her nine daughters to learn Mandarin from infancy to grow them into 'citizens of the world'. Studio+ hosts Liu Min and Li Ningjing discuss the topic.

Social media influencers are people who promote goods and services for money online. They are getting younger and younger according to BBC reports. Services are springing up to teach parents and kids just how to do it. If you were a parent, would you let your child become a 'kid influencer'? Studio+ hosts Liu Min and Sowmya Ashok discuss the issue.

More than 243,100 Chinese people have sighed up for a NASA mission to Mars, but only their names will get there. Do you want to send your name to Mars? Studio+ hosts Liu Min and Li Ningjing discuss the topic.