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In 2016, it was the year of the Monkey, and we saw four monkeys on the Zodiac stamps published that year. In 2017, it was the year of the Rooster, and we saw four chickens. In 2018, we saw only two dogs on the stamp, and for this year, we see five pigs. What's going on?Studio+ hosts Ryan Price and Liu Min discuss.

Soon...late-night food delivery from local restaurants might arrive at your front door without the delivery guy. General Motors' subsidiary Cruise Automation, which makes technology for self-driving cars, has teamed up with food delivery company DoorDash to test out driverless deliveries. Studio+ hosts Ryan Price and Liu Min discuss.

Shanghai residents have been ranked the 'most

lazy' in China. Are Shanghainese really‘lazy’? What has made Shanghai the 'most lazy' city for 2018? Ryan Price and Li Ningjing discuss.

What’s it like to be a courier in China? How much do they earn? Is this a desirable role? Today Ryan Price and Li Ningjing will focus on the lives of this group of people while taking a look at a report that says 77% of China's food delivery workforce are from rural areas.

China's first e-commerce law took effect on Tuesday, aiming at better protecting consumers' interests, especially their privacy. What does it mean for the consumers, the e-commerce platform operators and online merchants? How much will this affect us as consumers? Studio+ hosts Ryan Price and Li Ningjing discuss.

Chinese movies attracted more domestic movie goers than their Hollywood counterparts. As the world's second-largest film market, Studio+ hosts Ryan Price and Liu Min discuss the movie culture in China, where it's been and where it's going.

Do you know the color of the new year? Well, the Pantone Color Institute has decided that it is Living Coral as it is, "life-affirming" and "nurturing". If you want to stay positive and be optimistic in 2019, go find something in "Living Coral" to put on. Avoid wearing Ultra Violet, because that was the color of 2018. Studio+ hosts Ryan Price and Liu Min discuss the topic.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the U.S., millennial women are working more in the office and also carrying more of the burden at home. Is this fair? Studio+ hosts Ryan Price and Li Ningjing discuss women's role in the modern family.

While more than 60 companies in California are waiting for testing their self-driving cars, the State passed a new milestone when it allowed one self-driving car startup, Zoox Inc., to transport passengers on road for the first time. Studio+ hosts Ryan Price and Liu Min share their views on this.

True love has found its way to African TVs with Chinese & African co-produced show,“Hello Mr. Right”. It’s a blind TV dating program and a huge hit in many parts of the continent. Studio+ hosts Ryan Price and Li Ningjing  give their two cents about dating shows and finding true love.