Topic1 Professor Gives Speech to A Sleeping AudiencePhotos of students snoozing during a lecture given by the 93-year-old professor Wu Liangyong at the Great Hall of the People go viral on the internet.

Are the students the only group who needs to be condemned?

Should we be concerned?

Topic2 Xi suggests Chinese tourists eat less instant noodlesChina's president Xi Jinping has some words of advice for the country's globetrotting citizens: Eat more local seafood and fewer cups of noodles.

He made the remarks earlier this week during a meeting with Chinese entrepreneurs, local Chinese representatives, and staff of the Chinese Embassy in MaldivesSo, has Chinese affinity for cup of noodles become too obvious to be true?

Topic3 New types of homework for primary school studentsAt the beginning of the new semester, new types of homework for primary school students have already exhausted parents. Be it making a ppt or papercut, parents feel these experimental types of homework are difficult for pupils to complete on their own and they have no choice but to help their children.

Do parents really need to help?

Topic4 Is RV travel going to catch on in China?

Shanghai's first campsite for luxury RVs is set to open on September 22 on Chongming Island.

It is a new addition to an increasing number of such facilities in China as more Chinese want to travel wherever the road leads.

But will RV travel catch on among the Chinese public?

Topic5 Number of new drivers surges in China, crossing road like fleeing from the battlefieldChina has become one of the most dangerous countries to drive, according to a people.com commentary. In the last decade, cars have replaced bicycles as the majority of Chinese traffic. Cars owners have increased 13 times compared with 10 years ago. Chinese pedestrians also developed a free-and-easy way of crossing road by ignoring traffic lights.

What cause these problems?