Back from Exile: How the Martial Arts Genre Made a Triumphant Return to China’s Mainstream September 21, 2020
“A Painful Read”: New Report on the Dangers Facing China’s Delivery Drivers Goes Viral September 8, 2020
From Lovers to Duck Demons, Unusual Virtual Services are Booming on the Chinese Internet August 11, 2020
Wǒ Men Podcast: How Covid-19 has Changed Chinese People’s Attitudes to Personal Finance June 15, 2020
It’s October, and spooky season is here. We love a good spook here at RADII. So we were naturally very excited to come upon this short, sweet, but brilliant work of Chinese-style horror by artist Damien Soh and Universal Studios Singapore. Pagoda of Peril offers a nefarious netherworld nightmare, where the narrator wanders through hell in a dreamlike state. As it goes on, more context unfolds, along with a veritable buffet of classical Chinese ghosts and ghouls (you might recognize some of them from our near-exhaustive list of classical Chinese ghosts and ghouls). It’s gorgeous. It’s captivating. It’s spooky as sh*t, and we love it. We hope you do too — this one’s definitely worth a second watch. Related: Halloween Special: Hunting for Spirits in Fengdu’s Ghost City
Back from Exile: How the Martial Arts Genre Made a Triumphant Return to China’s Mainstream September 21, 2020
“A Painful Read”: New Report on the Dangers Facing China’s Delivery Drivers Goes Viral September 8, 2020
From Lovers to Duck Demons, Unusual Virtual Services are Booming on the Chinese Internet August 11, 2020
Wǒ Men Podcast: How Covid-19 has Changed Chinese People’s Attitudes to Personal Finance June 15, 2020
