Everybody, that is, except the people who are going to have to begin exciting new lives in a “ city of the future. ” That’s the phrase which the China Daily et al use to denote the utopian residential ...

Formula 1 is no longer just about burning rubber on the track—it’s igniting cultural explosions off it, especially in Southeast Asia. With record-breaking attendance at regional events, F1 is revving ...

China is in the throes of a silent crisis that’s reshaping its future: kindergartens are disappearing at an alarming rate. Over 20,000 of these institutions—mostly private—have been rapidly closing ...

Xiaohongshu, aka RedNote, the Chinese app that went viral earlier this year with a flood of TikTok refugees, has recently drawn up major ecommerce plans. Launched in 2013 as a shopping guide app, the ...

Music video for the drama’s theme song, “Meteor Rain.” Since then, Jerry Yan and Vic Chou have continued their acting careers, while Vanness Wu has remained active in the music and dance scene. Ken ...

Zhang Enli turns the ordinary into the poetic—painting of tangled wires, plastic buckets, and empty rooms with a quiet intensity that borders on spirituality. From his early works capturing mundane ...

When one pictures an art fair, what might first come to mind is a large exhibition or convention center where rows of enclosed booths fall in line one after the other, each showcasing artworks — ...

The best I can assume here is that this was meant to read: If you gave me some dollars I can sleep with you. Which, if I’m being honest, is a pretty presumptuous hypothetical. But then again, perhaps ...

As we predicted back in October, the Beijing-based bike sharing pioneer Ofo is wobbling on its last kickstand. Here are signs the end is near: One, every sidewalk is littered – one might even say ...

[vc_row] [vc_column] [vc_column_text]In America, laying on the car horn is a driver’s sure way of saying one of two things: 1) “You’re an asshole”; 2) “I’m an asshole.” I’ve found it’s a little more ...

Earlier this month, the Cambridge University Press (CUP), publisher of the China Quarterly, one of the most important journals for scholarship on Modern China, announced that it was removing 300 ...

This recent news item touches on a few of Radii’s core content areas (things Chinese millennials do, weird theme parks, problems of scale): China is home to about 100 known firefly species in 21 ...