From vinyl toys to trading cards, comics & zines to antiques, we’ll be exploring the ever-expanding culture of collecting, nostalgia, and the economy of tangible goods.
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In 2017, @yadongsong left China to train full-time at Team Alpha Male in Sacramento. He fought his way through the UFC bantamweight division almost entirely on American soil.
On May 30, he returns to Asia for the first time since a 2018 undercard win in Beijing. And this time, UFC Fight Night: Macau is named after him.
We did a series about him 4 years ago, and are proud of seeing him grow these years. This time he is fighting against Deiveson Figueiredo at @galaxymacau .
Now he’s back.
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#radii #radiimedia #SongYadong #UFC #ChineseMMA
In 2017, @yadongsong left China to train full-time at Team Alpha Male in Sacramento. He fought his way through the UFC bantamweight division almost entirely on American soil.
On May 30, he returns to Asia for the first time since a 2018 undercard win in Beijing. And this time, UFC Fight Night: Macau is named after him.
We did a series about him 4 years ago, and are proud of seeing him grow these years. This time he is fighting against Deiveson Figueiredo at @galaxymacau .
Now he’s back.
Click the link in bio to watch the full episode >>
#radii #radiimedia #SongYadong #UFC #ChineseMMA
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5 Hong Kong indie music artists: the ones that quietly shaped everything and never got enough credit for it.
#radii #radiimedia #indiemusician #hkmusic #musicrecommendation
5 Hong Kong indie music artists: the ones that quietly shaped everything and never got enough credit for it.
#radii #radiimedia #indiemusician #hkmusic #musicrecommendation
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If you’ve ever watched the League of Legends World Championship, you know the visual: pros hunched at desks, mechanical keyboards, full peripheral rigs, sponsored gaming chairs... Now swap all of that for a phone. That‘s the King Pro League (KPL) Spring Finals — the championship round for Honor of Kings (王者荣耀), Tencent’s mobile 5v5 tournament, organized by Hero Esports, and arguably China‘s biggest esports events.
Honor of Kings runs like a daily ritual for Chinese youth: open the app after dinner, find your duo, and screenshot the win to the group chat. Friend hangouts, date nights, post-work decompression — all played out on a 6-inch screen. Recently, that ritual got its championship moment: Team KSG swept Chongqing Wolves 4-0 at a sold-out Wuyuanhe Sports Center in Haikou, with Liulang (张恒) walking off with FMVP.
So when the country’s biggest mobile hit goes into esports, the crowd shows up. Outside China, mobile esports is the warm-up act. In China, it‘s the headliner.
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If you’ve ever watched the League of Legends World Championship, you know the visual: pros hunched at desks, mechanical keyboards, full peripheral rigs, sponsored gaming chairs... Now swap all of that for a phone. That‘s the King Pro League (KPL) Spring Finals — the championship round for Honor of Kings (王者荣耀), Tencent’s mobile 5v5 tournament, organized by Hero Esports, and arguably China‘s biggest esports events.
Honor of Kings runs like a daily ritual for Chinese youth: open the app after dinner, find your duo, and screenshot the win to the group chat. Friend hangouts, date nights, post-work decompression — all played out on a 6-inch screen. Recently, that ritual got its championship moment: Team KSG swept Chongqing Wolves 4-0 at a sold-out Wuyuanhe Sports Center in Haikou, with Liulang (张恒) walking off with FMVP.
So when the country’s biggest mobile hit goes into esports, the crowd shows up. Outside China, mobile esports is the warm-up act. In China, it‘s the headliner.
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#radii #radiimedia #honorofkings #kpl #chinesegenz
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In 1998, a small group of people threw a rave near the Great Wall and couldn`t have imagined it would still be happening in 2026.
On May 16–17, @greatwallfestival hosted its first Great Wall Festival since the pandemic: three stages, China`s most legendary DJs, and thousands of people moving together on ancient stone. The Great Wall became the main character, not the backdrop: a national symbol being actively reclaimed and rewritten by Chinese youth, on their own terms.
Almost 20 years later, the same passion is still here. Just bigger, louder, and with better speakers.
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In 1998, a small group of people threw a rave near the Great Wall and couldn`t have imagined it would still be happening in 2026.
On May 16–17, @greatwallfestival hosted its first Great Wall Festival since the pandemic: three stages, China`s most legendary DJs, and thousands of people moving together on ancient stone. The Great Wall became the main character, not the backdrop: a national symbol being actively reclaimed and rewritten by Chinese youth, on their own terms.
Almost 20 years later, the same passion is still here. Just bigger, louder, and with better speakers.
Comment ”RADII” below to join our newsletter and never miss content like this again.
#radii #radiimedia #greatwallofchina #rave #musicfestival
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A 1981 Chinese papercut animation about a fake flutist is going viral on Instagram, shared recently by @filmhotpot
Nan Guo Xian Sheng (南郭先生) was made by Shanghai Animation Film Studio using a technique from the 90s: hand-cut paper figures designed off Han dynasty stone carvings (~200 BC) and shadow puppets. The clip is racking up likes because what the studio was doing with composition, color, and pacing 45 years ago is something we miss nowadays.
Maybe we have just finally grown tired of the perfect visual language of AI-generated imagery, and are longing to return to the roughness and detail of hand-drawn craft.
#radii #radiimedia #chinaanimationfilm #chinesefilm #南郭先生
A 1981 Chinese papercut animation about a fake flutist is going viral on Instagram, shared recently by @filmhotpot
Nan Guo Xian Sheng (南郭先生) was made by Shanghai Animation Film Studio using a technique from the 90s: hand-cut paper figures designed off Han dynasty stone carvings (~200 BC) and shadow puppets. The clip is racking up likes because what the studio was doing with composition, color, and pacing 45 years ago is something we miss nowadays.
Maybe we have just finally grown tired of the perfect visual language of AI-generated imagery, and are longing to return to the roughness and detail of hand-drawn craft.
#radii #radiimedia #chinaanimationfilm #chinesefilm #南郭先生
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