Shenzhou-13 crew

The People's Daily on Tuesday shared a video on Sina Weibo of three Chinese astronauts onboard the Shenzhou-13 giving each other haircuts. The day called Longtaitou, or "Dragon raising its head", falls on the second day of the second month of the Chinese calendar, which is on Tuesday this year. Chinese people believe it is an auspicious day for people to get a haircut so one can be energetic all year long. 

In the video, one astronaut can be seen using a hair clipper and a comb to cut another's hair, while the third one uses a vacuum cleaner to suck up the cut hair floating in the air.
Many netizens found this video interesting and were curious about how they managed to cut their hair while floating.

Sina Weibo

Recently, a topic about the Shanghai Theater Academy increasing its application standards for its Performing Department stirred up heated discussion on Chinese social media. However, the university later clarified that the news was a misreading of its admission guidelines.

The ongoing college art examinations have once again aroused the public's attention to the issue of celebrities' education background. It has become a social consensus that artists in show business should improve their level of cultural education.

Only by adhering to the standards of proper education and selecting and cultivating good candidates with both moral and artistic qualities can we meet the current and future needs for high-quality artistic talents.

Ban Yue Tan

Recently, a woman from Yongkang, East China's Zhejiang Province, gave 10 consecutive negative reviews for a restaurant on a food delivery platform, claiming that the restaurant didn't give her the money it promised during a cash-back campaign it initiated. 

The owner of the restaurant was so angry that he went to the woman's place and asked her why she left the negative reviews. She replied that it was her right to give a low rating.
Of course it is a customer's right to rate service and platforms or owners have no right to interfere with this. However, continuously giving negative reviews for one incident is not fair.

Commentator Pi Pi Tui