Reported about 1 year ago
岡山「異人館咖啡部屋」自1994年創立以來持續經營至今，但因租約到期，岡山中山北路的分店將於本月7日停止營業，結束至少15年的經營歷程。當地居民和老顧客對於這個被捨棄的青春回憶感到可惜，紛紛表示不捨與懷念，盼有新的餐廳或咖啡廳能接手取代。店面地點雖然位於熱鬧商業區，但疫情後的經濟復甦已帶動建物價值上揚，展現出區域發展的潛力。
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Reported about 1 year ago
Amid concerns over President Biden's re-election campaign, speculation arises on his potential withdrawal and the Democratic Party's winning formula if he steps down. Political commentator Huang Kui-bo suggests Michelle Obama as the strongest contender with a 50:39 lead over Trump, while Vice President Kamala Harris is predicted to be neck-and-neck with Trump. The article analyzes the aftermath of Biden's disastrous debate performance and the likelihood of potential candidates such as Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris succeeding in the upcoming election.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A video uploaded by a netizen on July 5, 2024, showed two groups of Formosan macaques fighting in Kaohsiung's Chai Shan, jokingly referred to as a clash between the 'Chai Shan Gang' and the 'Shou Shan Gang,' with even police unable to intervene. The incident, sparked by a banana, was captured on video and discussed among netizens, depicting the macaques engaging in a brawl on a wooden walkway. This event sheds light on the ongoing issue of macaques causing trouble in the area, leading authorities to advise the public to avoid feeding or provoking them.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwan's Supreme Prosecutors Office initiated the first wave of the 'Jingping Project' from June 25 to July 5, conducting a strong sweep of corruption cases in the green energy sector in Taipei, New Taipei, Yunlin, and Chiayi. As a result, one senior legislator was detained, along with a former township chief, township government official, and a middleman. Cash exceeding NT$5 million, a BMW X6, a LEXUS RX200 SUV, luxury bags, watches, and other ill-gotten gains were seized. Notably, Yunlin County Council speaker Huang Kai was implicated for allegedly taking bribes from solar energy companies and pressuring officials to expedite permits. The crackdown on green energy corruption highlights the prosecution's determination to combat corruption in this sector.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5, 2024, the People's Party expelled Wu Jingyi and suspended Zhang Kaijun for 2 months. Wu Jingyi, a party member, often criticized party chairman Ko Wen-je on political talk shows, leading to her expulsion after continued attacks despite a previous suspension in April. Meanwhile, Central Committee member Zhang Kaijun faced suspension for inadequate application procedures when attending a forum in China. The People's Party clarified that Wu Jingyi had never worked as Ko Wen-je's aide, contrary to her claims, and stated they would amend procedures for future public activities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In the second week of July, Venus will officially enter Leo, bringing excellent love luck for fire signs. The horoscope for the upcoming week is shared, with a focus on fire signs having great romantic opportunities. Advice is given for each zodiac sign regarding areas such as love, family, communication, and work, with specifics on how they can make the most of the astrological influences.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Mohegan INSPIRE Entertainment Resort in South Korea announced the official unveiling of new digital entertainment content called the Aurora Road and Aurora Cube in July, featuring three themes: Space Odyssey, African Savannah, and Crystal Palace. Each theme presents grand immersive visual effects inviting visitors to immerse themselves in a fantasy world this summer. The resort also plans to release a new brand promotional video in July showcasing their diverse entertainment experiences, aiming to provide a space and experience that truly inspires and entertains guests of all ages through innovation and creativity.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Since its inception in 1957, the S&P 500 has achieved a median compound annual growth rate of 9.3% during Democratic presidencies and 10.2% during Republican presidencies. Analyzing the one-year returns also shows a median return of 12.9% under Democratic presidents and 9.9% under Republican presidents. However, it is important to note that stock market performance is influenced by macroeconomic factors beyond political control, and historical data shows that patient investors have been rewarded regardless of the political party in power.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a recent international seminar on 'China's Legal Warfare and Anti-Secession Law: Implications for the Indo-Pacific Region,' Qiu Yiren, the former head of the Taiwan-Japan Relations Association, advised the Ministry of National Defense to conduct more intricate studies on the laws of war. He highlighted China's attempts to define military actions against Taiwan as 'internal affairs' post-Russia's invasion of Ukraine to avoid international legal sanctions. Qiu emphasized the importance of enhancing civil-military relations to ensure societal resilience, drawing parallels with Ukraine's ability to resist Russia. He raised concerns about the lack of interaction between the military and civilians in Taiwan and stressed the need for a collective effort in maintaining peace and democratic values.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In a recent international scam case in Taoyuan City, a Korean man, surnamed Zhang, was lured into a love trap by a Taiwanese woman he met online, who claimed to be in debt and borrowed 100,000 US dollars (approximately 3.24 million New Taiwan dollars) from him. The woman then claimed to be kidnapped by her creditor, prompting Zhang to fly to Taiwan and search for her in a community in Taoyuan. After the police intervened and investigated, it was revealed that the woman's information was fake and the community had no such resident, exposing the scam.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5th, 2024 at 4:44 am, the DPP is set to hold a general meeting on the 21st to elect new members to the Central Standing Committee and Central Review Committee. The KMT has announced the expulsion of members who did not follow team decisions in terms of candidacy assignments, including Taipei City Councilor Chen Yi-Chun. Chen responded by expressing respect and blessings for the decision, emphasizing the importance of not losing one's original intentions in politics. She affirmed her loyalty to the DPP and her support for her faction's comrades, particularly highlighting her support for Lin Chia-lung in the past. Chen revealed that despite obvious signs of Chen Shih-chung's nomination for Taipei mayor, she still held an event to boost support for Lin Chia-lung, emphasizing her commitment to her faction's members. Chen concluded by asserting her continued dedication towards serving the people and not forgetting her initial intentions as a political figure.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A recent article discusses the issue of the Natural Person Certificate which costs 250 yuan and expires. Some netizens find it troublesome and question why it cannot be validated online through mobile phone verification instead, suspecting it to benefit the companies. The controversy has sparked discussions online with some suggesting that using the health insurance card for tax reporting is more convenient, while others complain about the inconvenience and costs of renewing the Natural Person Certificate.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A 57-year-old man surnamed Huang, known as 'Goose Dad' for walking two fat geese on Bei Da Road in Hsinchu City, passed away suddenly at home, triggering a mysterious smell of decay that alarmed the neighborhood. After days of not leaving his home, with neighbors smelling the disturbing stench, the police discovered Huang's body in his house. The cause of death was confirmed to be sudden cardiac death after forensic examination, and the family had no objections to the results. Huang, who lived alone after divorce, was known for walking geese around and raising animals like rabbits and turtles. His sudden passing left friends and neighbors shocked and saddened, with many expressing their condolences and memories on social media.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As the summer heat rises, many people seek relief by visiting waterfall havens, and the 'Meihouman Waterfall' in Hsinchu is known as the most beautiful waterfall forest trail secret spot. It boasts a natural giant 30-meter stone waterfall and offers opportunities for jungle swings and outdoor pool photos. Accessible within a 30-minute walk, visitors can capture stunning views of the towering waterfall on the giant stones, surrounded by lush greenery and blue skies. The area is privately owned, providing a cool and comfortable environment with well-maintained wooden walkways leading to the waterfall.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In the fast-paced modern society, headphones have become an essential accessory for many people whether commuting, walking, or enjoying personal space in cafes. Prolonged headphone use not only risks damaging hearing but also the possibility of 'mold in ears.' Dr. Hu Haochun, Chief of Otorhinolaryngology at Fude Hospital, warns of the risk of ear mold due to the hot and humid summer weather if ears are not properly protected. Moisture in the ear canal combined with prolonged headphone use can create an ideal breeding ground for bacteria and fungi, increasing the risk of infection. Dr. Hu advises against inserting cotton swabs into the ears and recommends professional cleaning for earwax troubles. Additionally, he suggests allowing ears to 'breathe' by avoiding long-term use of headphones and earplugs.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The pro-democracy parliamentary group in Taiwan decided to expel legislators Chen Ting-fei, Ho Wen-hai, and Chen Yi-chun for violating party discipline. Chen Ting-fei's insistence on running for a key position within the party led to her expulsion, with the chairman expressing well wishes for her future. The decision highlighted the group's commitment to unity and discipline, with possible further expulsions if members do not comply.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5, 2024, factional members of the ruling party expelled legislators Chen Ting-fei, Taipei City Councilor Chen Yijun, and Taichung City Councilor He Wenhai for independently registering to run for party positions. He Wenhai, who expressed no objections, stated he would continue to support Chen Ting-fei for the party position. The internal conflict in the ruling party escalated as legislator Chen Ting-fei insisted on running for the party position to ensure a primary for Tainan Mayor despite tense relations with the faction. They were expelled together after the faction meeting. He Wenhai supported Chen Ting-fei's decision and emphasized solidarity despite being expelled.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwanese businessman Lu Hong-Jie, founder of the Wumu Art Museum in Chengdu, Sichuan, China, unexpectedly passed away in China last month, and was swiftly cremated three days later, raising suspicions among family and friends about the true cause of death. Lu's brother expressed concerns over the circumstances of his death and suggested possible connections to disputes in China and relationships with female acquaintances. Lu had been facing obstacles in transferring his assets back to Taiwan as he had hoped to do so before the tragic incident took place while carrying out woodwork operations in China.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5, 2024, Taiwan's stock market opened 9.48 points higher, fluctuated throughout the day, and closed with the weighted index up 34.06 points at 23556.59 points, a 0.14% increase, with a trading volume of 484.245 billion yuan. Among the highly anticipated robotic concept stocks, 11 stocks such as Luo Sheng surged to the daily limit-up, with Luo Sheng shining for six consecutive days. Additionally, other stocks in this sector also performed well, with top performers including Zhigeda, Kunying, Mengli, Bintai, Yangcheng, Dongtai, Yinghan, Junhao, Xingji, Longzeke, demonstrating a bullish trend.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The release of video games can sometimes spark controversies, and this year's notable examples are 'Elden Ring' and 'Assassin's Creed: Shadows.' While 'Elden Ring' gained exposure and success despite criticism, 'Assassin's Creed: Shadows,' set in feudal Japan, faced backlash for historical inaccuracies like the portrayal of a non-Japanese historical figure as a samurai and inconsistencies in architectural details. Over 36,000 Japanese gamers have signed a petition demanding that the game be taken off shelves, highlighting the challenges faced when trying to cater to Eastern gamers. Despite the petition, it's unlikely Ubisoft will alter their release plans. (C) 2024 Ubisoft Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 5, 2024, the Academia Sinica elected 28 new academician, the highest in nearly thirty years, with six humanistic academicians, a significant increase compared to the previous two sessions. The new roster includes academicians like TSMC's Mark Liu, the first legal scholar after the institute's establishment in Taiwan, Wang Zejian, Taiwan's leading figure in Neo-Confucianism Yang Ru-bin, and labor researcher Ko Chih-ming, reflecting Taiwan's diverse society and culture. Amidst the AI era, the importance of talent in the humanities is emphasized, with Academia Sinica aiming to develop AI models that align with Taiwan's values by integrating resources from the humanities. The diverse combination of expertise in areas like semiconductors, law, Neo-Confucianism, and labor research among the new academicians shows a direction that Taiwan should strive towards.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The number of 5A students in Hsinchu's college entrance exam has reached a new high of 1750, with the 5A percentage in Hsinchu County at 13% and even higher at 17% in Hsinchu City, surpassing the national average of 9%. This increase, attributed to the 'Hsinchu Science Park Effect,' has raised concerns among parents as students with top scores are finding it increasingly difficult to secure admission into their desired schools. The intense competition has led many to seek education opportunities outside Hsinchu.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Zhubei City, Hsinchu County - Success Junior High School has an impressive 33.8% of students achieving 5As this year, surpassing many established private schools. The competitive study culture and dedicated teachers focusing on individual progress are credited for the school's outstanding academic performance. The community's emphasis on education, particularly in Zhubei with high-income families from the tech industry, contributes to students' success in academics and extracurricular activities, creating a nurturing environment for growth and achievement.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In an exclusive report on July 5, 2024, at 4:37 AM, reporter Zhang Xiangyu highlights how the Changhua County Police Bureau, in coordination with financial institutions, successfully prevented 2,667 cases of fraudulent remittances totaling NT$1.07 billion over the past three years. In the first four months of the current year, the interception amount reached NT$117.69 million, with a success rate 10.81% higher than the same period last year. This indicates the effectiveness of joint efforts by the police and financial institutions against fraud. Despite the challenges faced by banking employees, who often encounter numerous customers daily, their vigilance and efforts in preventing fraud are being acknowledged and appreciated by County Mayor Wang Huimei, who recently honored 42 individuals for their outstanding contributions in combating fraud.
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Reported about 1 year ago
光學鏡頭廠大立光在6月份營收持續增長，年增50%，達到40億元，創近3年來最強6月紀錄。大立光看好未來7月的動能將比6月更好，外資對其iPhone系列訂單樂觀，提高目標價至3200元。展望後市，市場預期iPhone 16換機需求將推動大立光業績，外資看好其在訂單市占率領先地位。
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