For November, we’re doomscrolling the latest in Asia’s Film, TV, and pop culture, looking at them as both mirrors and engines of society. Our stories will spotlight the new narratives from China and beyond that are shaping global attention.
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For your next China haul, remember to pack an extra empty suitcase just for snacks.
There’s a Chinese proverb, 民以食为天 (mín yǐ shí wèi tiān), which translates to “food is the lord of the people”, in other words, nothing matters more than eating. So, if you want to Chinamax the right way, start with the stomach. Whether you’re craving something sweet, savory or spicy, there are plenty of snacks you can only find in China. Most of the items on our list are available on Taobao, but hunting for them in person is far more fun, at snack chains like 赵一鸣 (SUPER MING) or 零食很忙 (BUSY FOR YOU).
We’ve compiled ten must-try snacks. Click the link in our bio to see the full list.
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For your next China haul, remember to pack an extra empty suitcase just for snacks.
There’s a Chinese proverb, 民以食为天 (mín yǐ shí wèi tiān), which translates to “food is the lord of the people”, in other words, nothing matters more than eating. So, if you want to Chinamax the right way, start with the stomach. Whether you’re craving something sweet, savory or spicy, there are plenty of snacks you can only find in China. Most of the items on our list are available on Taobao, but hunting for them in person is far more fun, at snack chains like 赵一鸣 (SUPER MING) or 零食很忙 (BUSY FOR YOU).
We’ve compiled ten must-try snacks. Click the link in our bio to see the full list.
Follow @radii_media for more
#radiimedia #radii #chinesesnacks #chinatrip #chinesefoods
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Looks like you won’t get the job as camera crew if you can’t memorize the choreography
Credit: 高律Lawyer
#radiimedia #radii #cortis #dancechoreography #dancetrend
Looks like you won’t get the job as camera crew if you can’t memorize the choreography
Credit: 高律Lawyer
#radiimedia #radii #cortis #dancechoreography #dancetrend
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Guys, this has to make at least top three on your must-poop list.
A mall in Nanjing has gone viral for its elaborately designed restrooms, and they’ve become an attraction in their own right. Deji Plaza, one of Nanjing’s largest upscale malls, has given its bathrooms different themes, and the restrooms are as luxurious as the stores. Some are reported to have cost 20 million RMB to build, and you’d be forgiven for wondering whether you’ve walked into a gallery or a bathroom.
Add this to your Nanjing itinerary: the most photogenic bathroom break of your life.
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#radiimedia #radii #nanjing #chinatravel #bathroomdesign
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Guys, this has to make at least top three on your must-poop list.
A mall in Nanjing has gone viral for its elaborately designed restrooms, and they’ve become an attraction in their own right. Deji Plaza, one of Nanjing’s largest upscale malls, has given its bathrooms different themes, and the restrooms are as luxurious as the stores. Some are reported to have cost 20 million RMB to build, and you’d be forgiven for wondering whether you’ve walked into a gallery or a bathroom.
Add this to your Nanjing itinerary: the most photogenic bathroom break of your life.
Follow @radii_media for more
#radiimedia #radii #nanjing #chinatravel #bathroomdesign
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Chinese Gen Z’s newest low-maintenance pet is a brick. After pet rocks, pet soap, and pet niangao (Chinese rice cake), young people are now adopting the humble pet brick.
How to adopt one:
1. Take home a random brick from the side of the street
2. Moisten it completely and put it on a dish in a damp spot
3. Water regularly
Pros:
1. You don’t have to wake up at 6 AM before work to walk it in the middle of winter
2. No litter to change and no fresh hot poop to pick up
3. No expensive vet visits, ever
Cons:
Your friend comes over and looks at you like you’re out of your mind when you introduce them to Stacy, your pet brick.
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#radiimedia #radii #exoticpetsofinstagram #petrock #chinesetrend
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Chinese Gen Z’s newest low-maintenance pet is a brick. After pet rocks, pet soap, and pet niangao (Chinese rice cake), young people are now adopting the humble pet brick.
How to adopt one:
1. Take home a random brick from the side of the street
2. Moisten it completely and put it on a dish in a damp spot
3. Water regularly
Pros:
1. You don’t have to wake up at 6 AM before work to walk it in the middle of winter
2. No litter to change and no fresh hot poop to pick up
3. No expensive vet visits, ever
Cons:
Your friend comes over and looks at you like you’re out of your mind when you introduce them to Stacy, your pet brick.
Follow @radii_media for more
#radiimedia #radii #exoticpetsofinstagram #petrock #chinesetrend
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Business in the front, party in the back? That’s 阿普瑞风 (ā pǔ ruì fēng), or Après style, where business casual meets sports chic and gorpcore. It’s made for a night out after work with no outfit change required.
The name comes from the French “après-ski”, meaning “after skiing”, where skiers threw on a stylish jacket over their ski clothes for the bar after a day on the slopes. In China, young people have taken it to the city, pairing sportswear with urban pieces like jeans and dress shoes, or a vintage windbreaker with heels and a silk dress.
It’s part of a growing wave of mixing utilitarian outfits with streetwear, from gorpcore to balletcore, proving that comfort and style can go hand in hand.
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#radiimedia #radii #fashioninspo #ootdinspo #après
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Business in the front, party in the back? That’s 阿普瑞风 (ā pǔ ruì fēng), or Après style, where business casual meets sports chic and gorpcore. It’s made for a night out after work with no outfit change required.
The name comes from the French “après-ski”, meaning “after skiing”, where skiers threw on a stylish jacket over their ski clothes for the bar after a day on the slopes. In China, young people have taken it to the city, pairing sportswear with urban pieces like jeans and dress shoes, or a vintage windbreaker with heels and a silk dress.
It’s part of a growing wave of mixing utilitarian outfits with streetwear, from gorpcore to balletcore, proving that comfort and style can go hand in hand.
Follow @radii_media for more
#radiimedia #radii #fashioninspo #ootdinspo #après
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