This table reveals different channels for people of various ages to seek information. WeChat and Microblog are most popular among those under 30, reaching 91%; surfing the Internet is more attractive to those between 30 and 50, occupying 79%, while TV and newspapers are preferred by those beyond 50, at 82%. What has possibly contributed to the differences as described above? Some driving factors can be summarised as follows. For one thing, mastery of technology varies. Younger people are better at new technology, hence such newly-developed tools as WeChat and Microblog become their favorites. For another, views on what is important in information differ. Generally speaking, reports on TV and newspapers are more conventional and thus formal in style, to the taste of older people. To sum up, which channel to choose is dependent to some extent on the mastery of technology, content of information and other factors, and may mirror people’s different daily habits.