AI Doctors, First Chinese American Film Studio, and 5 Docs Redefining Love

AI Doctors, First Chinese American Film Studio, and 5 Docs Redefining Love

The evolution of our society has always danced hand-in-hand with the transformation of the doctor. From a tribe’s revered “medicine man” to cash-hungry private practices, and yes, even to the cape-wearing Doctor Strange. But let’s shelve the fictional flair for a moment—because what’s very real is the rise of artificial intelligence in the medical world, particularly in the ancient art of traditional Chinese medicine. Dive into how AI is revolutionizing this centuries-old practice, blending tradition with cutting-edge tech.

Speaking of trailblazers, let’s rewind to the Lee family, who boldly flipped the bird at 1920s Hollywood. When Tinseltown scoffed and said, “Want better Chinese representation? Make your own movies,” the Lees didn’t just listen—they acted. Enter the Great Wall Film Company, America’s first Chinese American film studio. And while we’re on the topic of cinematic gems, we’ve curated a must-watch list of five breathtaking documentaries that redefine the power of love. Poignant, beautiful, and utterly captivating, these films are worth every second of your time—we wouldn’t be recommending them otherwise!

— Alex Lendrum, RADII

Here’s what else was going on this past week:

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New Chinese Blend of Electronica, Punk, Shoegaze, and More

For this latest roundup of China’s thriving indie music scene, we’re jumping into a dynamic array of new album releases that push boundaries across genres like electronica, punk rock, shoegaze, folk, and post-rock. DaYe’s Road To Spring is a mesmerizing tribute to Yangzhou, blending traditional instrumentation, vivid field recordings, and ambient electronica into a nostalgic sound collage. Riot In School’s sophomore LP Punk Rock Blasphemy, delivers a ferocious mix of roaring rock, hip-hop verses, and jazz-infused breakdowns, marking a bold evolution. Lonely Cookies’ OUCH! balances melodic bubblegum pop with crackling noise rock, evoking Metric and Rage Against the Machine.

The Red-Haired Teenage Murder Case channels 90s alt-rock chaos in their blistering EP BRUTAL GIRL DELUSION, while Love Letter Lost’s Secret Words crafts serene shoegaze soundscapes. From Cocoonics’ kinetic electro-pop to Summer Fades Away’s cinematic post-rock return in endless, these albums showcase fearless creativity and sonic diversity, making them must-listens for adventurous music fans.

Read the full article by Will Griffith here.

You Won’t Believe These Labubu Doll Makeovers! #Shorts

You Won’t Believe These Labubu Doll Makeovers in China!

She’s 10 inches tall but has more designer in her closet than me 😭💸

China’s next major fashion consumer isn’t a Gen Z trendsetter — she’s 30-plus, emotionally mature, and driven by quality over hype.

In an attempt to rein in bureaucratic excess and promote frugality, the government has renewed guidelines taking aim at conspicuous consumption and glut.

Held in Shanghai for the first time, the Asian Champions League drew thousands of players and fans from around the world.

The world’s top EV battery maker pulled off 2025’s biggest IPO. Here’s what to know.

This is peak “nobody asked for this but now I need it” energy!

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