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A recent incident has sparked heated debate in China, where a high school student from Zhengzhou, Henan, scored 288 points on the national college entrance examination, known as the Gaokao. A video of the student and her family celebrating the result went viral on social media, with many netizens praising her positive attitude despite the relatively low score. However, the student and her mother soon launched a live streaming session, which raised eyebrows among netizens, who accused them of exploiting the situation to gain attention and promote their live streaming business.

In a heartwarming moment that stole the spotlight at the 30th Shanghai Television Festival's "White Magnolia" awards ceremony, Chinese actress Jiang Xin took home the prize for Best Supporting Actress for her outstanding performance in the drama "Small Alley". The award presentation was made all the more emotional when fellow actress Guan Xiaotong, who presented the award to Jiang, was overcome with tears. Jiang, in a display of her characteristic wit and charm, responded in character, saying "Don't cry, my daughter-in-law!" - a reference to her role in the drama. This marked a long-awaited victory for Jiang, who had been nominated multiple times in the past for her roles in "Ode to Joy" and "Old Farmer", but had not previously taken home the award.

The background of Song Jia's award is one of intense competition and high expectations. This year's White Magnolia Awards, also known as the Shanghai Television Festival, saw a strong lineup of talented actresses vying for the top prize. Song Jia, who won the Best Actress award for her role in "Mountain Flower Blooms," was up against other notable actresses such as Yan Ni, Ma Yili, Liu Yifei, and Yang Zi. The competition was fierce, with many considering Yan Ni and Ma Yili to be strong contenders for the award. However, Song Jia's performance in "Mountain Flower Blooms" was widely praised for its nuance and depth, and she was ultimately awarded the prize.