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A recent survey shows that 30 percent of 18-35-year-olds in China have a side hustle in addition to their full-time job, and over 61 percent are planning to take one on. Why are so many young Chinese adults taking on an extra job? Find out more on Studio Plus.

In recent years, meme-making has become a popular trend, with the emergence of more designers and apps for making them. Do you feel that memes can better express your emotions when chatting online? Could this be a new business opportunity? Find out more on Studio Plus.

While it is commonplace to see second-hand stores or flea markets in the U.S. and UK, it has been a habit for Chinese consumers to usually buy new things. In recent years however, thrift stores have been growing in popularity in China. Why is that? Find out more on Studio Plus.

Traditionally, we view reaching a good work-life balance as hitting a goal. But it may be more of a moving target than we realize. Should we pursue a work-life balance? Find out more on Studio Plus as we take a closer look.

Immunity-boosting products are growing in popularity among young Chinese as they turn to high-quality healthcare and cosmetics items to reduce work fatigue and keep the COVID-19 blues at bay. Find out more on Studio Plus.

The Lantern Festival is celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month. It was once a romantic celebration in ancient China that provided an opportunity for unmarried men and women to meet. What are the current traditions for this traditional Chinese festival? Find out more on Studio Plus.

Can making and selling brooms lift a family in China out of poverty? The story from Gao Jiaxuan, 67, will give you a positive answer. With developed e-commerce platforms and support, brushes have changed the life of one family. Find out more on Studio Plus.

Do you find group chats stressful? Text conversations with colleagues, old friends, and relatives have helped us stay connected during the pandemic, but group chatting can be demanding, too. Find out more on Studio Plus.

A chemical products factory in Xiangyang, Hubei Province, where the Chinese movie "Hi, Mom" was filmed has become a popular tourist destination after appearing in the time-travel comedy that became a hit during the Spring Festival holiday. Join Studio Plus to find out why the factory preserved in the style of 1980s China still fascinates people today.

Light meals have become popular in China as more and more people are becoming health conscious. The new trend contrasts with the established eating habits in some regions, where large quantities of meat and carbohydrates are generally favored at tables. Tune in to Studio Plus to find out more about this latest trend.