This month, we embark on the journeys of people, culture, and movements that shaped Asia. We’re exploring how people move, map, and reimagine places in a hyperconnected world.
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If you own land in China`s countryside, where building codes are loose to practically nonexistent, you can build almost anything you want at any height—and in any style.
With that, amateur architects have gone all in, designing the castle of their dreams. The results are a hodgepodge of Minecraft-level builds, from European mansions to cartoon references, ancient Chinese palaces, and sometimes all three at once... all on the same house!
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If you own land in China`s countryside, where building codes are loose to practically nonexistent, you can build almost anything you want at any height—and in any style.
With that, amateur architects have gone all in, designing the castle of their dreams. The results are a hodgepodge of Minecraft-level builds, from European mansions to cartoon references, ancient Chinese palaces, and sometimes all three at once... all on the same house!
#radii #radiimedia #architecture #ruralchina #ChineseArchitecture
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We spent a night vibecoding with @rect_repair at @junto.shanghai in Shanghai — all in thanks to @adidasoriginals — where we turned random ideas into actual things while showing off what we’d built along the way. Plus musical chairs. Trust us, it worked.
If you haven’t heard of vibecoding yet, it’s basically coding by vibes: you tell AI what you want to make in plain English, and it helps turn that idea into working code. No need to spend hours wrestling with syntax — just bring an idea and see where it takes you.
After watching everyone put their mixed bag of skills to use to make something that probably should not exist, we had to ask: What’s the most useless skill you’ve ever mastered?
Everyone has one thing they spent way too long learning for absolutely no reason. Maybe you`re good at eating. Maybe you know Pi way too intimately. Maybe you can wiggle your nose.
What’s yours?
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We spent a night vibecoding with @rect_repair at @junto.shanghai in Shanghai — all in thanks to @adidasoriginals — where we turned random ideas into actual things while showing off what we’d built along the way. Plus musical chairs. Trust us, it worked.
If you haven’t heard of vibecoding yet, it’s basically coding by vibes: you tell AI what you want to make in plain English, and it helps turn that idea into working code. No need to spend hours wrestling with syntax — just bring an idea and see where it takes you.
After watching everyone put their mixed bag of skills to use to make something that probably should not exist, we had to ask: What’s the most useless skill you’ve ever mastered?
Everyone has one thing they spent way too long learning for absolutely no reason. Maybe you`re good at eating. Maybe you know Pi way too intimately. Maybe you can wiggle your nose.
What’s yours?
#radii #radiimedia #adidasoriginals #vibecoding #adidasHyperboostEuphoria
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In the 1500s, getting to space only took 47 rockets and a chair. At least according to legend.
Legend has it that Wan Hu, a Ming dynasty official, strapped 47 rockets to his seat and had his attendants light them all at once. Cue a massive explosion, a lot of smoke, and one very empty spot where Wan Hu and his chair used to be.
Still, people never really let Wan Hu go. In 1970, a 52 km (32 mile) crater on the far side of the Moon was officially named Wan-Hoo. That same year, China launched its first satellite.
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In the 1500s, getting to space only took 47 rockets and a chair. At least according to legend.
Legend has it that Wan Hu, a Ming dynasty official, strapped 47 rockets to his seat and had his attendants light them all at once. Cue a massive explosion, a lot of smoke, and one very empty spot where Wan Hu and his chair used to be.
Still, people never really let Wan Hu go. In 1970, a 52 km (32 mile) crater on the far side of the Moon was officially named Wan-Hoo. That same year, China launched its first satellite.
#radii #radiimedia #chinesehistory #spacehistory #chinesefolklore
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Designed in the 1970s in a simple woodcut style, these stamps picture what people hoped each corner of the country would become. Nearly five decades later, the designs still hold up.
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Designed in the 1970s in a simple woodcut style, these stamps picture what people hoped each corner of the country would become. Nearly five decades later, the designs still hold up.
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In China, you don`t always need to read a street sign to get the message.
Tianjin, often called China`s comedy capital, brings its sense of humor to its traffic signs. Don`t litter. Don`t use your phone while driving. Don`t drink and drive. Any city could put these rules on a flat, one-line sign. Tianjin has its own way of warning people on the road.
#radii #radiimedia #tianjin #streetsign #chinatravel
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In China, you don`t always need to read a street sign to get the message.
Tianjin, often called China`s comedy capital, brings its sense of humor to its traffic signs. Don`t litter. Don`t use your phone while driving. Don`t drink and drive. Any city could put these rules on a flat, one-line sign. Tianjin has its own way of warning people on the road.
#radii #radiimedia #tianjin #streetsign #chinatravel
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