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Netflix has bought "The Wandering Earth," the Chinese sci-fi hit that smashed the Spring Festival box office domestically and pocketed 4.11 billion yuan (about 611 million U.S. dollars) so far. The specific date of release is yet to be announced. The movie will be available with 28 languages to cater to the global audiences. Studio+ hosts Liu Min and Tony Reid discuss the topic.

China's brick-and-mortar bookstores have recovered from a wave of closures and are mounting a comeback. Customers, many of whom had switched to e-reading devices and online stores, are again flocking to traditional bookstores which are offering a wider range of new products. Why is that and what happened? Find out more with Studio+ hosts Li Ningjing and Liu Min.

The Palace Museum has offered the public a rare night tour to parts of the former Forbidden City for the Lantern Festival. It is the first time the museum designed such night visit routes for the general public. However, the response has been somewhat mixed. We’ll discuss why.

Define the Relationship, or DTR  is nothing new. It's always been a struggle to figure out where you stand, but it's a much murkier consideration today. Why "the talk" is so hard to have in modern relationships? Tony Reid and Li Ningjing discuss.

The entrance exams for art academies have begun in China. Students from across the country are striving to secure a place in the college of their dreams. In Beijing, the number of applicants to famous art colleges, including Communication University of China, Beijing Film Academy and the Central Academy of Drama, all reported a record number of applicants this year. Why have arts academies become so attractive to the young people? How tough is the competition? Li Ningjing and Tony Reid discuss.

Youth.cn recently released the results of a survey which says over 70 percent of Chinese university students“are okay with long-distance relationships." The research also suggests that more than 70 percent of college students believe long-distance relationships will finally end in a break up with "lack of communication," "mutual suspicion and lack of trust," and "indifferent feelings" being the main factors. In today's episode, Li Ningjing and Tony Reid will share with you their idea about long-distance relationships.

Today is Valentine's Day. In ancient China, there were three festivals related with seeking for love. Find out more with hosts Liu Min, Tony Reid and Jessica Luo on Studio+

There is nothing wrong to celebrate your relationship on Valentine's Day, but you gotta be extra cautious when you post your kissing photos or gushing captions on the social media. Someone is probably watching your perfect life and hating you. Studio+ hosts Liu Min and Tony Reid discuss the social media rules on Valentine's Day.

Suning.com, the retail unit of Suning Holdings Group Ltd, announced on Feb 12 that it will acquire a total of 37 department stores of Wanda Department Store Co Ltd, to enhance its online-and-offline retail businesses. Studio+ hosts Liu Min and Tony Reid discuss the destiny of today's department stores worldwide.

The remake of a horror epic, Pet Sematary is going to hit the theaters this April. Studio+ hosts Tony Reid recalls his childhood memory about the movie. Find out more.