China’s art and entertainment scenes are in flux — emerging voices, boundary-blurring practices, and aesthetics as politics. Together, they form a sharp lens on shifting cultural currents, which we’ll be highlighting throughout the month.
NEWSLETTER
Get weekly top picks and exclusive, newsletter only content delivered straight to you inbox.
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
The Season follows a circle of friends in the city’s elite yachting scene, where champagne-fueled summers quickly spiral into betrayal, hidden agendas, and high-stakes power plays. Think White Lotus energy with a Hong Kong twist.
The six-episode drama boasts an all-star cast: Jessie Mei Li (Shadow and Bone), Karena Lam (three-time Golden Horse winner), Chris Pang (Crazy Rich Asians), Justin Chien (The Brothers Sun), Yvonne Chapman (Avatar: The Last Airbender), plus special appearances by Mirror’s Anson Lo.
Created by Yalun Tu and directed by Marialy Rivas, the series premieres this June on Viu across Asia, Hulu in the U.S., and Now TV in Hong Kong.
If glossy dramas about rich people behaving badly are your thing, you know where to find it.
>> Click the link in bio to read the full story.
#Radiimedia #Radii #TheSeason #CrazyRichAsians #HongKongDrama
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
The Season follows a circle of friends in the city’s elite yachting scene, where champagne-fueled summers quickly spiral into betrayal, hidden agendas, and high-stakes power plays. Think White Lotus energy with a Hong Kong twist.
The six-episode drama boasts an all-star cast: Jessie Mei Li (Shadow and Bone), Karena Lam (three-time Golden Horse winner), Chris Pang (Crazy Rich Asians), Justin Chien (The Brothers Sun), Yvonne Chapman (Avatar: The Last Airbender), plus special appearances by Mirror’s Anson Lo.
Created by Yalun Tu and directed by Marialy Rivas, the series premieres this June on Viu across Asia, Hulu in the U.S., and Now TV in Hong Kong.
If glossy dramas about rich people behaving badly are your thing, you know where to find it.
>> Click the link in bio to read the full story.
#Radiimedia #Radii #TheSeason #CrazyRichAsians #HongKongDrama
...
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
Saturday night, we party. Sunday morning, we hit the book fair.
A unique tour through one of Shanghai’s slowest markets by RADII.
#Radiimedia #Radii #shanghai #antique #chineseculture
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
Saturday night, we party. Sunday morning, we hit the book fair.
A unique tour through one of Shanghai’s slowest markets by RADII.
#Radiimedia #Radii #shanghai #antique #chineseculture
...
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
For the first time in 36 years, the Trefoil is back on a World Cup jersey. adidas Originals China marked the return with something unexpected: not a stadium or a flagship store, but a primary school in Shanghai‘s Xintiandi.
Homework hits different when the classroom is a football market.
#Radiimedia #Radii #adidaschina #王鹤棣 #Shanghai
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
For the first time in 36 years, the Trefoil is back on a World Cup jersey. adidas Originals China marked the return with something unexpected: not a stadium or a flagship store, but a primary school in Shanghai‘s Xintiandi.
Homework hits different when the classroom is a football market.
#Radiimedia #Radii #adidaschina #王鹤棣 #Shanghai
...
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
Some places are so familiar, you think they’ll always be there. Until they’re not. Shanghai’s largest flower and bird market was supposed to close at the end of 2025. Instead, it’s packed. But is it really closing?
Lanling Flower and Bird Market, a sprawling maze of stalls tucked near Metro Line 7, has been a city staple since 2003. Flowers, plants, chirping crickets, playful pets, antique scrolls, you name it, they’ve got it. On a normal day, you could spend hours wandering the three interconnected streets and still miss something.
But lately, rumors of its closure have turned it into a weekend pilgrimage. Crowds are thicker than spring bloom season, spilling past the usual stalls. And yet, no one’s price-gouging. Bouquets for under 30 RMB. Orchids flying off tables. Some vendors admit the end might not come until March.
What lingers, though, is the market’s quiet charm. Shopkeepers hand you gloves so you can pet a puppy even if you’re not buying. Crickets chirp from tiny boxes during the annual culture festival. Cats nap on counters. It’s the kind of place that doesn’t ask for much, just your time and curiosity.
Maybe it closes, maybe it stays. Is all it takes a countdown to turn “someday” into “this weekend”?
#Radiimedia #Radii #Shanghai #LanlingMarket #FlowerAndBirdMarket
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
Some places are so familiar, you think they’ll always be there. Until they’re not. Shanghai’s largest flower and bird market was supposed to close at the end of 2025. Instead, it’s packed. But is it really closing?
Lanling Flower and Bird Market, a sprawling maze of stalls tucked near Metro Line 7, has been a city staple since 2003. Flowers, plants, chirping crickets, playful pets, antique scrolls, you name it, they’ve got it. On a normal day, you could spend hours wandering the three interconnected streets and still miss something.
But lately, rumors of its closure have turned it into a weekend pilgrimage. Crowds are thicker than spring bloom season, spilling past the usual stalls. And yet, no one’s price-gouging. Bouquets for under 30 RMB. Orchids flying off tables. Some vendors admit the end might not come until March.
What lingers, though, is the market’s quiet charm. Shopkeepers hand you gloves so you can pet a puppy even if you’re not buying. Crickets chirp from tiny boxes during the annual culture festival. Cats nap on counters. It’s the kind of place that doesn’t ask for much, just your time and curiosity.
Maybe it closes, maybe it stays. Is all it takes a countdown to turn “someday” into “this weekend”?
#Radiimedia #Radii #Shanghai #LanlingMarket #FlowerAndBirdMarket
...
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
爱你老己. In Chinese, 老 (Lǎo) is what you put before an old friend‘s name, 己 (jǐ) means yourself. By calling yourself 老己, you’re not talking to your flaws or your potential, more of you‘re talking to someone you’ve known forever and genuinely like.
The phrase took over the Chinese internet at the beginning of 2026, and opinions were split. Some found it the gentlest form of self-care they‘d ever seen. Others watched brands turn it into ”loving yourself means buying things,“ or saw it mutate into apology letters to yourself for not being productive enough.
So what does it actually mean to be good to yourself? We got into it. Slide through >>>
#RadiiMedia #Radii #爱你老己 #ChineseInternet #chineseculture
Comment “RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again!
爱你老己. In Chinese, 老 (Lǎo) is what you put before an old friend‘s name, 己 (jǐ) means yourself. By calling yourself 老己, you’re not talking to your flaws or your potential, more of you‘re talking to someone you’ve known forever and genuinely like.
The phrase took over the Chinese internet at the beginning of 2026, and opinions were split. Some found it the gentlest form of self-care they‘d ever seen. Others watched brands turn it into ”loving yourself means buying things,“ or saw it mutate into apology letters to yourself for not being productive enough.
So what does it actually mean to be good to yourself? We got into it. Slide through >>>
#RadiiMedia #Radii #爱你老己 #ChineseInternet #chineseculture
...
NEWSLETTER
Get weekly top picks and exclusive, newsletter only content delivered straight to you inbox.
