Trending: Introducing ID photo 'selfie'

School principal causes outrage by cutting students' hair, husband seeks to divorce wife over Korean TV drama obsession, new device allows ID photo 'selfies'.

Anger over principal's student haircuts

About 20 students, whose hair was deemed too long or inappropriately styled, received impromptu haircuts by their principal in Wuzhou city, in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, Qianjiang Evening News reported on Tuesday.

The principal has since become the target of much heated discussion and criticism labeling him too aggressive and with no right to do so.

The principal claims he knows how to cut hair and only performed "two clips" of their hair to demonstrate what he believes should be the proper length of a student's hair. He said they could later have their hair cut in a barber's shop. 

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Husband seeks divorce over Korean TV drama

A man who couldn't bear his wife's continual complaints about him not being as brilliant as a Korean drama hero filed for divorce in a court in Ningbo city, in Zhejiang province, Qianjiang Evening News reported on Tuesday.

The man claims his wife is addicted to Korean dramas and romantic TV plots, and began neglecting parenting their son and ditching the housework from last year in favor of watching My love from the star. She had complained that her husband is not as considerate, handsome or rich as the hero of that drama, which angered him deeply.

The couple made up after the judge's mediation.

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Introducing ID photo 'selfie'

The majority of people are unhappy with their ID card photos, which are often taken quickly and with no artistic modification.

The Household Registration Office in Shangqiu, in Henan province, has brought in a camera system that allows people to take their own ID photos. The new device allows individuals to adjust themselves to their best position and take photos of themselves only when they are completely satisfied with how they look.

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Man buys drugs to prove his worth

A 25-year-old man was caught dealing drugs after police found the illegal substances in his bag on a coach from Hubei province to Beijing, The Beijing Times reported on Tuesday.

According to the report, the detained man's wealthy parents, with whom he lives, were unhappy with their "loafer" son. To prove to them he has the ability to achieve a goal, the man bought meth with the intention of selling it.

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