This month, we’re looking at Asian tradition beyond the tangible — foodways, festivals, languages, gestures, crafts, and digital folklore. We’ll be exploring how memory becomes a living medium in the 21st century.
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You can always trust Vogue China when it comes to the Olympics.
In Vogue Man’s February issue, Olympic athletes aren’t competitors, they’re icons. Win Tam strips the sport from the stadium and drops it straight into high fashion’s visual language.
This isn’t coverage. It’s a complete reframe: where athletic performance meets editorial power, and the podium becomes a runway.
Vogue China doesn’t follow. They lead.
#Radiimedia #Radii #Olympics #WinterOlympics #VOGUEMAN
You can always trust Vogue China when it comes to the Olympics.
In Vogue Man’s February issue, Olympic athletes aren’t competitors, they’re icons. Win Tam strips the sport from the stadium and drops it straight into high fashion’s visual language.
This isn’t coverage. It’s a complete reframe: where athletic performance meets editorial power, and the podium becomes a runway.
Vogue China doesn’t follow. They lead.
#Radiimedia #Radii #Olympics #WinterOlympics #VOGUEMAN
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“From drinking it single to drinking it married.”
Chinese actress Xu Dongdong, who has been the face of Coconut Palm since 2012, just announced her upcoming wedding with actor Yin Ziwei in Harbin. And of course, the wedding’s official drink is Coconut Palm Group coconut milk.
The story goes back to her first audition with the brand — one honest line sealed the deal: “I’ve been drinking this since I was a kid.” Fourteen years later, Xu and Coconut Palm have built trust, connection, and a very loud brand identity together.
Sometimes the most iconic brands are just built with Microsoft Word, long memory, and loyalty.
#Radiimedia #CoconutPalm #Radii #椰树椰汁 #Chinese
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“From drinking it single to drinking it married.”
Chinese actress Xu Dongdong, who has been the face of Coconut Palm since 2012, just announced her upcoming wedding with actor Yin Ziwei in Harbin. And of course, the wedding’s official drink is Coconut Palm Group coconut milk.
The story goes back to her first audition with the brand — one honest line sealed the deal: “I’ve been drinking this since I was a kid.” Fourteen years later, Xu and Coconut Palm have built trust, connection, and a very loud brand identity together.
Sometimes the most iconic brands are just built with Microsoft Word, long memory, and loyalty.
#Radiimedia #CoconutPalm #Radii #椰树椰汁 #Chinese
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These brands finally didn’t just slap a horse on it.
Swipe for the 7 that made us feel something (and maybe stole our CNY budgets along the way).
#Radiimedia #Radii #BrandActivation #ChineseCulture #Chinesenew year
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These brands finally didn’t just slap a horse on it.
Swipe for the 7 that made us feel something (and maybe stole our CNY budgets along the way).
#Radiimedia #Radii #BrandActivation #ChineseCulture #Chinesenew year
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So China’s Doubao AI’s now has “eyes” and is using them to sabotage Gen Z’s fashion fits.
The ByteDance new video feature chatbot, is suddenly doling out the wildest styling commands. Unfortunately, its obsession with extreme layering and chaotic color combos feels less like advice and more like AI’s revenge on humanity.
Now we have to understand that fashion isn’t just data, it includes all these other factors like context, taste, and knowing what actually looks good on a human body. So can AI do all that? It can mix and match tags, but it can’t grasp the subtle art of not looking like you’re cosplaying a ‘90s video game character.
The results are pure viral gold, with users both horrified and strangely compelled to follow its absurd orders.
>> Click the link in bio to read the full story.
#Radiimedia #Radii #Doubao #AI #Genz
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So China’s Doubao AI’s now has “eyes” and is using them to sabotage Gen Z’s fashion fits.
The ByteDance new video feature chatbot, is suddenly doling out the wildest styling commands. Unfortunately, its obsession with extreme layering and chaotic color combos feels less like advice and more like AI’s revenge on humanity.
Now we have to understand that fashion isn’t just data, it includes all these other factors like context, taste, and knowing what actually looks good on a human body. So can AI do all that? It can mix and match tags, but it can’t grasp the subtle art of not looking like you’re cosplaying a ‘90s video game character.
The results are pure viral gold, with users both horrified and strangely compelled to follow its absurd orders.
>> Click the link in bio to read the full story.
#Radiimedia #Radii #Doubao #AI #Genz
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Your K-pop idol’s viral outfit might just be from the same Taobao shop as yours.
CORTIS, the K-pop boy group that’s all about “活人感” (real human vibes), just proved they mean it, right down to their wardrobe. They’ve been spotted wearing pieces from Chinese indie streetwear brands like DND4DES, WANGXINGYU, and TAOTTAO instead of the usual luxury suspects.
It’s a huge move away from cookie-cutter idol styling, and it’s sparking a legit shift. Gen Z is obsessed, small Chinese designers are blowing up overnight, and suddenly, Taobao looks like a global cool-hunting destination.
Why does it matter? It’s a two-way cultural remix that’s actually organic. K-pop stylists get endless, affordable, unique fits from the platform, and Chinese creators get a massive international stage, without needing a fashion week invite.
#Radiimedia #Radii #Kpop #CORTIS #Taobao
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Your K-pop idol’s viral outfit might just be from the same Taobao shop as yours.
CORTIS, the K-pop boy group that’s all about “活人感” (real human vibes), just proved they mean it, right down to their wardrobe. They’ve been spotted wearing pieces from Chinese indie streetwear brands like DND4DES, WANGXINGYU, and TAOTTAO instead of the usual luxury suspects.
It’s a huge move away from cookie-cutter idol styling, and it’s sparking a legit shift. Gen Z is obsessed, small Chinese designers are blowing up overnight, and suddenly, Taobao looks like a global cool-hunting destination.
Why does it matter? It’s a two-way cultural remix that’s actually organic. K-pop stylists get endless, affordable, unique fits from the platform, and Chinese creators get a massive international stage, without needing a fashion week invite.
#Radiimedia #Radii #Kpop #CORTIS #Taobao
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