From the thread "Admission to see the rubber duck remains 10 yuan per person"

The original rubber duck created by the Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman will be on display at Century Park until November 23. Before the exhibition opened, news media reported that the park would charge visitors 40 yuan ($6.50) to see the duck, which upset lots of people. After studying the issue, the park decided to keep admission at 10 yuan per person.

Many people expressed their discontent online. "It will cost a family of three 120 yuan to visit the park. I would rather spend the money on a roast duck," one forum poster wrote.

Many people thought it was unfair that Shanghai residents had to pay to see the duck, which had been exhibited for free in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Beijing.

The park's administration retained the right to raise admission prices when the park is hosting special events.

From eastday.com

From the thread "Social network psychology of Chinese Internet users"

Fudan University recently issued a report on the Chinese Internet users, which studied the different social networking psychologies of Internet users born in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

The statistics from the report were collected over eight months from 1,800 people of different occupations and social groups.

The research group analyzed people's Sina Weibo posts over the past two years.

According to the report, the generation born in the 1990s is a positive, relaxed and optimistic generation. More than 90 percent record their life, share their moods and pursue entertainment on their microblogs. Only 3.4 percent of them think they are unfortunate.

The generation born in the 1980s is also positive but is more conservative and differentiated. People born in the 1980s value economic interests. They make the best use of the Internet for social activities and sales activities to make profits. Statistics show that 19.4 percent of them are optimistic about China's future economy, 70.6 percent are prudently optimistic and only 10 percent are pessimistic.

According to the report, the generation born in the 1970s is the backbone generation who is emotionally heavy, angry but aggressive. They refer to the social public topics frequently and keep paying attention to these topics. But they are the major group that hold negative social moods. About 51 percent of them express their feelings of unfairness and social insecurity.

The generation born in the 1960s pays attention to politics a lot. They live the most comfortable life but are discontent with their incomes, environment, education and pensions.

The generation born in the 1950s is the most reminiscent generation. They have much leisure time but are not better off. The report shows 86.7 percent of them are unsatisfied with their pensions.

From jfdaily.com