"More people are seeking psychological support this time than during the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008, thanks to an awareness and better understanding of their psychological needs."

Liu Zhengkui, an associate professor with the Institute of Psychology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, commenting on psychological relief after the Ya'an earthquake on April 26

"After slowing down for a while, you may find better ways to tackle problems in work and life."

Gao Guoxi, a professor with Fudan University in Shanghai, on April 28. Many Chinese people have become tired of the fast-paced life after years of pursuing speed and efficiency

"We're open to any channel for the return of cultural relics."

Song Xinchao, Deputy Director of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, on April 26 in response to two imperial bronze sculptures to be returned by the French Pinault family later this year

"Chinese people's sleeping time is not short. However, their sleep quality is quite low."

Mu Yue, President of Horizon Studies and Consulting Company, on April 29. According to the nation's first sleep index, published by the Chinese Medical Doctor Association on March 19, the national average sleep score is 64.3 on a scale of 100