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Engineers have created a creepy prototype webcam that is shaped just like the human eye. Called Eyecam, it attaches to the front of a computer monitor and can look left and right - and even blinks - while tracking the face of everybody during a video call. Would you use such a device? Find out more on Studio Plus.

Professional organizers can better arrange physical spaces and items to maximize order and efficiency. More and more Chinese are using this service. Join Studio Plus to find out more about this promising new profession.

Paid study rooms are gaining popularity in China. Studio Plus finds out who the users are and why they need such spaces.

“Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who has the best body shape of them all?” An AI mirror produced by Chinese startup company Fiture can help you work out at home. The AI coach inside the mirror gives instructions and encouragement to keep you working out. Find out more on Studio Plus.

Twelve-year-old Wang Lei is a basketball fan who has worn out more than 20 pairs of shoes while shooting hoops. A video showing him playing basketball in the village of Ningxia went viral online, resulting in a dream meeting with former Houston Rockets star, Yao Ming. Find out more on Studio Plus.

China has issued a Chinese language proficiency standard for international learners to evaluate their skills in an all-round way. Find out more on Studio Plus to discover what level of tests you need to pass to master the language.

A year after its lockdown was lifted, Wuhan, once the city hit hardest by coronavirus in China, witnessed a travel blowout during the just concluded Qingming Festival. Find out what makes the city so attractive and what life is like now with Studio Plus.

The newly opened Super Nintendo World and its life-sized Mushroom Kingdom in Osaka, Japan have attracted thousands of children and adults. Many Chinese and Americans born in the 1980s and 1990s are also big fans of Nintendo games. Join Studio Plus as we take you on a tour of Super Nintendo World.

U.S. museums hit hard by the pandemic are selling paintings to bridge revenue gaps, with some going further and using the funds to diversify collections. However, critics say the sales betray the institutions' mission of preserving artwork for the public. What's your opinion on this? Find out more on Studio Plus.

Do you experience revenge bedtime procrastination? It could seriously be hurting your sleep schedule, but how to deal with it? Find out more on Studio Plus.