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Experience the 'Art of Enwrapping Spring' Enwrapping Floral Art Exhibition

Reported about 1 year ago

Exclusive report at 11:52 pm on July 7, 2024 (Photo/New Taipei City Xinzhuang Land Office): To create a cultural and artistic office environment, the New Taipei City Xinzhuang Land Office is hosting the 'Art of Enwrapping Spring' Enwrapping Floral Art Exhibition on the 1st floor from July 12, 113th year to December 27, 113th year. Visitors interested in admiring the beauty of enwrapping art are welcomed. Enwrapping floral art, a traditional craft in Taiwan, carries profound cultural heritage and is closely related to daily life and rites of passage. This exhibition showcases the delicate craftsmanship and creativity of teacher Xianglin and the enwrapping flower class, combining traditional techniques with modern design elements to enrich traditional crafts with new styles. The exhibition hopes to integrate this craft into daily life by incorporating innovative elements and practical design concepts, not only reflecting personal life experiences and insights but also capturing every moment of life, shaping colorful enwrapping art pieces, and introducing more people to this traditional craft for its continued inheritance. Director Lin Guihong of the Xinzhuang Land Office stated that they have been hosting mobile art exhibitions for years, with each showcasing different themes of cultural and artistic creations every six months to infuse an artistic atmosphere into the office space and enhance the elegant public environment. Therefore, this time they have cordially invited Teacher Chen Xianglin and the enwrapping floral art class to plan the exhibition together, while also sincerely welcoming art creators from all walks to inquire about collaboration for exhibition arrangements.

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Cosmos Oasis Collaborates with Phoenix Travel to Create Boutique Hotel! Cosmos Voyage - Voyage Kaohsiung Trial Operation Offers Must-Grab Deals

Reported about 1 year ago

With the peak booking season approaching this summer vacation, the tourism market is seeing a surge in reservations. Recognizing the tourism prospects and advantages of Southern Taiwan, the Cosmos Oasis Group has partnered with Phoenix Travel to introduce the new boutique hotel 'Cosmos Voyage - Voyage Kaohsiung.' To celebrate the trial operation, special offers have been launched for bookings from now until July 15, 2024, with discounted rates for double and quadruple rooms and complimentary selected local breakfasts. Situated in the bustling Wufu commercial district of Kaohsiung, the hotel incorporates a design theme inspired by harbors, containers, and vessels, providing a unique and luxurious stay experience that embodies the charm and atmosphere of the port city. Various local cultural and design elements are integrated into the hotel to create a serene and immersive space for a memorable journey.

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Hot Weather Alert in 13 Cities! Possibility of Hail in the Afternoon

Reported about 1 year ago

The Central Weather Bureau issued a high-temperature warning for 13 cities and counties in Taiwan, including Taipei City, New Taipei City, and Miaoli County for the daytime of July 8th. Citizens are advised to take precautions such as applying sunscreen and staying hydrated due to the scorching weather. Additionally, thunderstorms with a chance of hail are expected in the afternoon, especially in mountainous regions of central and southern Taiwan, as a result of unstable weather conditions influenced by both the Pacific high-pressure system and a cold air mass.

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Elderly Man Publishes Book Revealing Ex-Wife's Past, Ordered to Compensate Her

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 7, 2024, a retired 84-year-old project manager named Mr. Cheng was sentenced to 15 days in jail and ordered to compensate his ex-wife with 80,000 NTD for releasing a book disclosing her past, including allegations of promiscuity. The book, published in August 2021, detailed various aspects of Mr. Cheng's life, with a significant portion focusing on his ex-wife's alleged misdeeds. The court found Mr. Cheng guilty of defamation and causing mental anguish to his ex-wife, resulting in the monetary compensation. The book, sold in physical and digital formats, sold 19 copies before legal action was taken.

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Borrowed Money to Get By! Unemployed Man in New Taipei Owes 100,000, Beaten Up by Debt Collector After Saying 'Can't Pay Back'

Reported about 1 year ago

A 29-year-old man in New Taipei, Lin, borrowed 100,000 NTD from a friend to make ends meet while unemployed. When the debt accumulated and he couldn't repay, the lender, along with two others, went to Lin's house to discuss the debt. Lin's response that he couldn't repay led to him being beaten and kidnapped. He managed to report the incident to the police, leading to the arrest of the debt collector, an 18-year-old surnamed Qiu, and two others, one of whom was involved in drug-related crimes and the other in fraud. The case is being processed by the authorities.

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Close Brotherly Connection! Qiu Yuchen Launches Brand with Seven-Figure Investment, Older Brother Prince Qiu Shengyi as the Biggest Financial Backer

Reported about 1 year ago

Qiu Yuchen, known for the BL drama 'About Us,' recently launched a personal fashion brand with the strong support of his brother, Prince Qiu Shengyi. With an investment exceeding seven figures, Qiu Shengyi is the main financial supporter behind his younger brother's dream. The brand's concept symbolizes the bond between them as brothers, with Qiu Yuchen expressing gratitude to his fans for their support and introducing unique pet and owner products in the brand's lineup, reflecting his happy life with his beloved dog Momo.

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Taiwanese Female Legislators Engage in Bloody Brawl During Revision of Recall Law

Reported about 1 year ago

The Legislature in Taiwan once again reviewed the amendment draft of the 'recall law' after a serious clash erupted last week. Female legislators from the blue and green camps engaged in physical conflict, with accusations against Kuomintang legislator Wang Hung-wei for allegedly assaulting Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Chuyin, causing bleeding. The review was postponed today, heightening concerns over recall thresholds, leading to a major clash between the two parties outside the committee room. Other instances of violence and confrontations between legislators were also reported, raising tensions in the legislative process.

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Allegations of Bribery Against Mayor Cheng Wen-Tsan Unveil Lai Ching-te's Anti-Corruption Strategy

Reported about 1 year ago

Deputy Head of the Executive Yuan Cheng Wen-Tsan was accused by the prosecution of involvement in bribery during his time as mayor, sparking public attention. Speculations arose that President Lai Ching-te may be behind the investigation, with allegations suggesting that Cheng was an English-educated figure, initially a presidential candidate. Lai's move to target corruption, boost his reputation, weaken political opponents, and deter onlookers by taking down Cheng is seen as the beginning of a calculated anti-corruption campaign that may lead to more political turbulence in Taiwan's future.

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Summer School Pick-Up and Drop-Off Parking Spaces Opened for Parking Fees

Reported about 1 year ago

Exclusive report on July 7, 2024, at 11:47 PM (Photo/New Taipei City Traffic Bureau) - As summer approaches, some parents around schools in New Taipei City will have their pick-up and drop-off parking spaces opened for parking fees akin to regular roadside parking spaces to effectively utilize parking resources and facilitate parking for the public. According to Xu Yanqi, the head of the Parking Operations Section of the Traffic Bureau, parking spaces are classified into 'During School Days' and 'Monday to Friday' based on school needs. During the summer vacation, pick-up and drop-off parking spaces marked 'During School Days' will be open for parking with enforcement of parking fees, while spaces marked 'Monday to Friday' will maintain their original restricted parking hours for parents using childcare facilities. The Bureau reminds the public to follow the on-site signage and offers various mobile payment apps and online platforms for checking and paying New Taipei City roadside parking fees.

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Pineapple Threatens Divorce! Admits 'Mother-in-law Issues' and Explodes: I'll Solve Myself

Reported about 1 year ago

Pineapple (Wu Hongyi) married Ou La in February this year but unexpectedly announced their divorce recently, revealing that 'mother-in-law issues are my biggest headache,' and warning that if he can't resolve the problem, he will 'resolve himself.' Pineapple's initial divorce announcement, triggered by a harmless household prank, was misconstrued by fans. Now, the actual mother-in-law conflict is causing him distress, leading him to contemplate self-resolution. Both his wife and mother don't live together, but the mother-in-law conflict persists, with Pineapple acknowledging the difficulties in their relationship dynamics.

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Police in Da'an District Successively Bust Occupational Gambling Dens; Operators Pretend to Shut Down But Still Caught Operating in Secret

Reported about 1 year ago

According to Minzhi Daily on July 7, 2024, Deputy Director Lin Jianzhi of the Dazhi South Road Police Station in Da'an District, Taipei City, announced that the police have recently busted illegal Texas Hold 'em poker dens in the area. Following a tip-off, they raided a baccarat occupational gambling den on Section 4 of Renai Road, arresting 20 individuals and seizing cash, chips, surveillance equipment, and gambling tools. The operator, Mr. Xu, concealed the baccarat den within a building with access control, even posting a 'temporarily closed' notice at the front entrance and operating clandestinely through the underground parking lot to evade authorities. However, the police uncovered the operation, emphasizing the impact of gambling on individuals and society, and assuring continued efforts to combat occupational gambling dens to maintain public safety.

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Photographer Unfollows 'Cheerleader Goddess', Leaves Her Confused: 'I'm Also Confused'

Reported about 1 year ago

Lin Ke, a member of the cheerleading team for the CTBC Brothers, known for her sweet appearance and attracting a large number of fans, shared a strange incident where a photographer she previously collaborated with suddenly left an angry comment on her post, prompting her to express her confusion. The photographer claimed they were unfollowed inexplicably, but Lin Ke pointed out they haven't been in contact and such actions seemed unnecessary. Netizens reacted amusingly, with one recalling a similar experience, while Lin Ke hopes it was just a case of someone venting their frustrations and wishes them well in the future.

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Why is Threads Surging in Popularity? Netizens Discuss 2 Key Reasons + 6 Common Features, One-Year Anniversary Birthday Surprise Package!

Reported about 1 year ago

Threads, a new social platform under Meta, has quickly become a part of many people's daily lives and recently celebrated its one-year anniversary. Many are curious about what makes Threads stand out in the competitive social media market. Netizens attribute its success to a powerful algorithm that creates a strong sense of community, filtering out ads and distractions. The platform's appeal also lies in its lack of advertisements and unique user experience. Additionally, Threads' age demographic differs from platforms like Facebook and Instagram, catering to a younger audience. Thread's addictiveness is attributed to its minimalistic design and features like polls, GIFs, tagging, post editing, voice messages, keyword search, and tagging. In celebration of its anniversary, users can engage in special birthday-themed events and effects through specific hashtags. The platform's success is rooted in its algorithm, ad-free environment, user-friendly design, and ability to resonate with younger generations.

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42歲男籃教練因心臟驟停猝死

Reported about 1 year ago

大陸籃壇再傳猝死事件!42歲黑龍江男籃隊教練兼隊長王楠因心臟驟停醫治無效,在哈爾濱市去世。王楠曾是國家級籃球運動健將,長期致力於籃球推廣,並在哈爾濱金融學院任教。悲劇發生於一個再平常的訓練日,王楠突然暈倒在場邊,緊急救援未能挽回他的生命。

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Art Museum Mansion Murder Case: Primary Suspect Detained, Accomplices Released

Reported about 1 year ago

A murder case involving a body hidden in a closet at a mansion in a Kaohsiung art museum came to light, with the primary suspect, a 22-year-old male surnamed Chen, confessing to killing the victim and attempting to damage the body. The court approved his detention and prohibited any communication due to the seriousness of the charges and his potential of fleeing. Two accomplices, including a female suspect Chen and a male suspect surnamed Lu, were released as evidence did not support their connection to the murder but indicated involvement in attempting to damage the body. The case unravelled after the victim, suspected of being involved in a scam group, was found dead in the male suspect's house, allegedly over a financial dispute. Remembering this shocking incident, it is vital to reject all forms of violence and seek professional help for one's safety and that of others.

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Caught in the Act! Drug User Tries to Escape Police Checkpoint by Throwing Drugs Out of Car

Reported about 1 year ago

In Miaoli, a 58-year-old man surnamed Huang was caught by police for crossing the stop line while waiting at a red light. When questioned by police, Huang threw a package out of his car which was later found to contain 0.52 grams of methamphetamine. He was arrested and transferred to the Miaoli District Prosecutors Office for further investigation.

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Controversial First Incident of Colorful Seats Eating Baseball at Taipei Dome! Mayor's Outrage, Councilors Criticize City Government's Ostrich Mentality

Reported about 1 year ago

A controversy arose during the CPBL game between CTBC Brothers and Uni-President Lions at Taipei Dome as the seating arrangement of black, white, and grey chairs made it difficult to judge where the ball landed, leading even Lions' coach 'Bing General' to protest on the field. Taipei City Councilor Chen Youcheng criticized the city government and Far Eastern Group for their negligence in addressing this issue despite prior warnings, highlighting an ongoing ostrich mentality. The white seats at the dome have been a long-standing problem, with the recent incident emphasizing the indifference of various parties involved.

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Marrying a Vietnamese Wife after 10 Years Abroad: Viral Story Sparks Controversy with Claims of Vietnamese Women's Attractive Figures

Reported about 1 year ago

In a recent viral story, Taiwanese netizen Michael Tang shared his experience of marrying a Vietnamese wife after spending 10 years working in Vietnam. Tang aimed to challenge stereotypes about Vietnamese people and encourage respect for spouses from different nationalities. However, his mention of Vietnamese women's attractive figures due to eating fish sauce sparked amusement and discussions among netizens. Tang also discussed the changing perceptions of Taiwanese individuals in Vietnam and emphasized the importance of respecting and accepting spouses from diverse backgrounds.

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Iranian Warship Sahand Capsizes During Maintenance in Port, Injuring Several

Reported about 1 year ago

According to Iranian state media reports on July 7, 2024, an Iranian Navy destroyer, the Sahand, capsized and sank while undergoing maintenance in a port, resulting in multiple injuries. The incident occurred near the port in the southern part of Bandar Abbas, close to the Hormuz Strait, when water entered the Sahand's tanks causing it to capsize. Fortunately, the incident happened in shallow waters, allowing the ship to be stabilized. Several individuals were injured but received medical treatment with no serious injuries reported. The Sahand, named after a mountain in northern Iran, equipped with missiles and advanced radar systems, was built over six years and launched in December 2018 in the Persian Gulf. This incident was attributed to the ship's increased center of gravity due to upgrades since its construction, marking another in a series of Iranian naval mishaps.

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Taiwan's Richest Neighborhoods in Six Major Cities Led by Tainan City's Liantan District

Reported about 1 year ago

The Ministry of Finance recently released the 2022 comprehensive tax data, revealing the average 'richest neighborhoods' in six major cities, with Tainan City's Liantan District emerging as a surprise winner. The district's median comprehensive income of about 1.665 million NTD surpassed other metropolitan areas, attributed to its proximity to the Southern Science Park magnet attracting high-earning tech talents. Other affluent neighborhoods mentioned include BaoHu in Neihu District, Taipei City, and Nanshi in Linkou District, New Taipei City, each with distinct factors driving their wealth levels.

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Taiwan Legislature Incident: Wang Hongwei Accuses Lin Chu-yin of Being the Aggressor

Reported about 1 year ago

A physical altercation broke out between blue and green party legislators in the Legislative Yuan before the Internal Administration Committee meeting. DPP legislator Lin Chu-yin accused KMT legislator Wang Hongwei of slapping her, causing her chin to bleed. Wang Hongwei countered by showing injuries on her arm and claiming that Lin Chu-yin was the aggressor, attacking her first. The incident escalated with both parties accusing each other of violence, with the KMT highlighting the DPP's disruptive behavior in the legislature and accusing them of initiating conflicts.

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Taiwan Stock Market Surges Past 24000! Market Value Hits 76 Trillion, Expert Predicts Bull Market Continuation

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan stock market surged today, with TSMC driving the rally, pushing the index up by 453 points to break through 24000 points and set a new record at 24011 points. This marked several remarkable achievements: hitting a new all-time high, the third largest intra-day gain of the year, a jump of over 6000 points in less than a year, TSMC reaching a new high of 1050, its market value skyrocketing to over 27 trillion, overall market value exceeding 76 trillion, and a growth of over 19.68 trillion in less than half a year. Analysts believe the bullish market trend will continue fueled by strong performances of key stocks like TSMC and Hon Hai, with attention on smaller-cap stocks for potential opportunities.

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Taiwanese Drama 'Black & White' 15 Years Later! Cheryl Yang and Vic Chou Reunite, Bringing Back Memories

Reported about 1 year ago

At the 2024 Taipei Film Festival awards ceremony held last Saturday (6th) where Cheryl Yang won the Best Supporting Actress award for the movie 'Dawn', she posted on Facebook the next day expressing her happiness and emotions from the event. She shared multiple photos including one with Vic Chou, sparking nostalgia among fans of the drama 'Black & White' from 15 years ago. Yang also shared photos with other celebrities and expressed gratitude for the recognition received at the festival, reflecting on her journey in the film industry over the years.

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Wang Renfu's 17-Year-Old Daughter Enjoys Beach in Bikini, Garnering Praise from Jiquin for Being 'Too Hot'

Reported about 1 year ago

After Wang Renfu and Jiquin got married in 2006, they have two children, a daughter named 'Lele' and a son named 'YAYA.' Lele, who is currently 17 years old, recently shared photos of her playing at the beach in Yilan on social media, with her bikini-clad photos drawing comments from Jiquin praising her for being 'too hot.' Lele's IG post showed her in a bikini, showcasing her great figure, and her mother Jiquin left comments complimenting her daughter's hotness with heart emojis.

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Digital Handbook: 2024 Investigation Reporting and Fact-Checking Workshop 'Interweaving Realities: Finding Truth in the Digital Maze'

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan Fact-Checking Center July 7, 2024, 11:41 PM 📑 Digital handbook: 2024 Investigation Reporting and Fact-Checking Workshop – Interweaving Realities: Finding Truth in the Digital Maze

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