Reported 9 months ago
In Suzhou, China, a school bus for the Suzhou Japanese School was attacked by a man with a knife, resulting in injuries to a Japanese mother and son. Chinese female staff member Hu Youping heroically fought the attacker to protect the children, but unfortunately succumbed to her injuries. The incident has garnered international attention, with many expressing admiration for Hu's courageous act.
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Reported 9 months ago
新生代男星曾敬驊出席《貓貓蟲咖波10周年特展_貓蟲世界》特展開幕記者會，透露與朱軒洋通電話並表示對方專注在自己的作品上，讚揚其善良個性。他更分享赴日獨自旅行的經驗，說明改變對工作的看法，表示受到展覽中的一句話啟發，讓他重新調整心態，重視身心健康。
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Reported 9 months ago
In New Taipei City, a 62-year-old woman fell into a scam trap pretending to be Hong Kong star Tony Leung, with the scammer asking for money under the guise of the star needing funds for vacation expenses. The woman was scammed of NT$2.64 million between January and June. After realizing the scam, her family reported to the police, leading to the arrest of a 58-year-old female driver involved in the scam group, who claimed she was recruiting for her public relations company under Tony Leung's name. Police urge caution against fraud cases involving impersonation of celebrities and advise verifying suspicious messages before taking any action.
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Reported 9 months ago
According to CTi News, on June 28, 2024, at 4:52 AM, Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen led various department heads to visit New Taipei City Mayor Hou You-yi. When asked by the media if she is interested in running for the next KMT chairman election, Lu Shiow-yen stated that she strictly observes boundaries, not responding to election affairs, party affairs, or political election issues during her 5 and a half years in office in Taichung to be accountable to the citizens. She also emphasized the importance of city diplomacy for urban development, mentioning plans for visits abroad to boost city progress.
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Reported 9 months ago
In Taichung on June 28, 2024, at 4:51 a.m., a 29-year-old tile worker fell from the 30th floor to the 3rd-floor terrace while working on tile reinforcement. Despite being rushed to the hospital for treatment, he succumbed to his injuries. The exact cause of the accident is still under investigation. The police and fire department responded to the incident, with the man falling while working on the external wall tile reinforcement. Authorities are conducting further investigations to determine the cause of the tragic accident.
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Reported 9 months ago
Director Wei Decheng, known for the successful film "Cape No. 7", faced financial issues when collaborating with a production company to create the film "Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale" in 2011. Despite the film's high box office revenue of 8.1 billion NT dollars in Taiwan, Wei did not receive any profit and was even forced to sign a 45 million NT dollar promissory note due to debts. Wei accused the chairman of the production company of embezzling profits and violating rights, leading to a legal battle and investigation.
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Reported 9 months ago
On June 28, 2024, the beauty of life is worth sharing, whether it's a movie recommendation, an article, a song, or an animated film. The article reflects on the value of sharing interests and emotions with close friends, drawing inspiration from literary works like Su Shi's 'Record of Night Travels at Sengts' Temple.' The piece also discusses the impact of sharing deep connections through common interests, like in the movie 'The Hours,' emphasizing the significance of sharing experiences and building friendships based on shared passions.
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Reported 9 months ago
On June 28, 2024, at 4:50 a.m., a major thunderstorm in the Wuliao area of Sanxia, New Taipei City, caused landslides and mudflows, leading to the evacuation of 9 residents. The Central Weather Bureau issued immediate alerts for New Taipei City and Taipei City, warning of heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, winds above 9 on the Beaufort scale, rapid river/stream rises, flood risks in low-lying areas, and reduced visibility. Although the rain has subsided and the water levels are decreasing, mud and debris still remain uncleared; firefighters are on standby until the area is confirmed safe.
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Reported 9 months ago
Recently, in a scenic area of Yangmingshan National Park in Shilin District, Taipei City, heaps of construction waste were dumped near the 17th kilometer mark of Yangjin Road. After investigation by the authorities, individuals responsible for the illegal dumping were identified through a phone number found on the waste, and three suspects surnamed Hong, Lai, and Lin were caught. They were subsequently transferred to the Shilin District Prosecutors' Office for violating waste disposal laws. The culprits had profited NT$456,000 from illegally transporting and discarding the waste on Yangmingshan. Such actions are in violation of waste disposal laws and could result in imprisonment and fines. Dumping waste in national park areas also violates regulations and can result in additional fines.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
According to SET News, on June 28, 2024, in the early morning at 4:50, reporter Zhuang Qijun reported from New Taipei City that Huaxin Street in Zhonghe was flooded. The Central Weather Bureau issued immediate information and disaster prevention alerts for Taipei City, New Taipei City, and Taoyuan City, warning people to beware of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. A video of the flooded Huaxin Street was shared online, causing a sensation among netizens, with comments expressing shock and concern. Other areas were also reported to be experiencing flooding, prompting local authorities to take action to ensure public safety.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
On June 28, 2024, at 4:50 am, reporter Cai Weixin from Sanli News Network reported from Taipei that Shen Rong donated NT$100,000 to the Eden Social Welfare Foundation this month. Shen Rong, a fortune teller, revealed that while Sun Peng's wife, Di Ying, had a prosperous destiny, their son, Sun Anzuo, who was born with a wealthy code, was being negatively impacted by forces leading to instability, financial loss, and addiction, risking the disruption of his prosperous destiny. Furthermore, Shen Rong has initiated a charity project, having already donated a total of NT$570,000 towards a goal of NT$24 million for Taiwan over twenty years.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
On June 28, 2024, Tang Qiyang revealed the second half of the year horoscopes for the twelve zodiac signs. The predictions include insights on love, finance, and career prospects for each sign from July to December 2024. The article provides detailed horoscope readings, emphasizing key periods and advice on how to navigate potential challenges and opportunities in various aspects of life.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
President Lai Chiing-teh visited the successful ridges in Taichung to oversee the training of new recruits and was surprised with his own graduation scores from years ago. He achieved a perfect score of 100 in shooting and graduated with a high score of 89.63. This was President Lai's first time overseeing new recruit training since taking office. He inspected the soldiers' living conditions and later dined with them, encouraging their hard work. Lai Chiing-teh expressed the importance of Taiwan's democracy, economic development, and stability in the Taiwan Strait for global security and prosperity.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
Taiwanese mountaineer Zhang Yuanzhi tragically fell to his death while climbing Mont Blanc in France, shocking the public. Author Chen Dezheng, who had previously undertaken expeditions with Zhang to K2, mourned his passing on Facebook, expressing that a part of himself had also died with Zhang. Chen Dezheng praised Zhang as a selfless, kind, and brave individual, lamenting his loss as not just in the mountaineering community but society as a whole, as Zhang was considered a unique presence in Taiwan. Chen Dezheng expressed disbelief over the tragedy, feeling as though 'Heaven played a big joke on them,' and vowed to continue telling their stories and moving forward with hope.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
The Mainland Affairs Council upgraded the travel warning for Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau to orange, advising Taiwanese to refrain from traveling unless necessary due to threats to personal safety such as illegal detention and interrogation faced by Taiwanese travelers. In response, former Kuomintang legislator Chen Hsueh-Sheng challenged the council's decision by suggesting they allow group tours to the Mainland and see who wins the bet. He emphasized discrepancies between the actual situation in China and the council's warnings, citing personal experiences and acquaintances who recently traveled to China. Chen questioned the effectiveness of the orange travel warning and criticized the council for restricting group tours, highlighting that adults do not need the council to protect them.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
The Talent Resource Development Center of the High-Ping-Dong Division of the Department of Labor's Labor Development Bureau successfully held the 'TDC Talents Sustainable Action - Talent Development Exchange Forum' at the Yawan Startup Garden on June 28, 2024. The event focused on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practices, attracting over 60 professionals from the manufacturing and education industries, showcasing the industries' high regard for these issues. Renowned HR expert Dr. Huang Zhiyao spoke on the importance of DEI in the modern workplace, emphasizing its role as a core strategy for attracting and retaining talent, providing valuable insights and practical tools to attendees for promoting DEI principles in their future careers.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
A man surnamed Yang in New Taipei, who had previously reported being scammed of 7 million NTD at a police station, fell victim again to a fake investment scam when trying to transfer 80,000 NTD. Despite police intervention, Yang insisted on transferring 8.38 million NTD, leading to another alert from the bank. The police recognized Yang from the previous scam report and expressed disbelief at how he fell for the same scam again. The police reminded the public to be cautious of such investment traps and emphasized seeking help from authorities or the 165 anti-fraud hotline to avoid falling for similar scams.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
Taiwan's first WWII suspense drama 'Listening to the Roars of the Sea' is set to premiere on PTS on August 17. After its Asian premiere at the Taipei Film Festival, it ranked 2nd in the audience's instant chart. The lead actor underwent special sun tanning to portray a POW guard, emphasizing the historical accuracy. The crew faced challenges in replicating the POW camp environment, with a surprising encounter with a water truck driver who revealed a personal connection to the story, highlighting the historical significance felt by many Taiwanese.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
On June 26, Indonesian authorities arrested 103 foreign fraud suspects, including 14 Taiwanese, in a villa in Bali. Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) is seeking Indonesian authorities to investigate and swiftly deport the suspects back to Taiwan. MOFA's representative office in Indonesia received a notification on June 27 regarding the arrests and is coordinating closely with Indonesian authorities to monitor the investigation progress.
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Reported 9 months ago
Source: WSJ
Reported 9 months ago
On July 7th, the Rakuten Monkeys will invite Kenichi Kitagawa, the original singer of the opening song 'Heart's Painting' from the anime 'Major League Baseball,' to perform at their home game. The event will feature a Japanese-themed YOKOSO party at the Rakuten Taoyuan Baseball Stadium on July 6th and 7th. Kenichi, known as 'KENICHI,' expressed his excitement to perform at a Taiwanese professional baseball game, especially since 'Major League Baseball' is a beloved anime among baseball fans. This opportunity holds special significance for him, as the song 'Heart's Painting' is a fan-favorite that resonates deeply with baseball enthusiasts.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
Japan is a popular destination for many tourists, including Taiwanese people, especially with the revenge travel surge after the pandemic. A netizen shared a story on social media about being in an elevator at a Japanese hotel and asking a stranger 'Which floor?' in Taiwanese. Surprisingly, the stranger replied in Taiwanese as well, leading to the discovery that they were both Taiwanese and enhancing their connection. The post received 25,000 likes and sparked many relatable comments from others sharing similar experiences in Japan and other countries encountering Taiwanese tourists.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
Reported by SET News on June 28, 2024, at 4:45 AM. Startling news from Kaohsiung! An incident resembling a random attack occurred on the Kaohsiung MRT this afternoon, where a man suspected of suffering from bipolar disorder made threatening gestures towards passengers in a train carriage. Fortunately, the security staff promptly subdued him, and no injuries were reported. The man has been taken to Kaixuan Hospital for treatment. This incident took place at the R19 Nanzih Science and Technology Park Station. Concerns were raised due to a recent knife attack incident on the Taichung MRT, prompting a quick response from the Kaohsiung MRT police team to investigate the situation and ensure public safety.
Source: YAHOO
Reported 9 months ago
A high school student with a 5-billion inheritance mysteriously fell to his death in Taichung in May 2023; his mother, unable to accept his passing, held a press conference accusing a man involved in handling the student's estate of plotting to murder for money. The case attracted attention due to the large fortune involved, prompting detailed investigations and public disclosure of autopsy reports by the Taichung District Prosecutors Office. Despite the ongoing legal battles, the student has yet to be buried as his mother continues to request a second autopsy to clarify doubts surrounding his death.
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Reported 9 months ago
A woman in Tongling, Anhui Province, China, collapsed after binge drinking at a barbecue restaurant. Despite emergency lifesaving measures, she was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital. Witnesses described her sudden loss of consciousness and pale face after consuming excessive alcohol rapidly. Police are investigating whether her death was caused by alcohol poisoning. The incident serves as a cautionary tale against excessive drinking.
Source: YAHOO