Reported 8 months ago
Popular AV actress Wawa (Weng Yucheng) known for her delicate facial features and tall figure, recently shared her experience collaborating with internet celebrity Deng Jiahua on an adult film adaptation of a Taiwanese movie, 'Monga', titled 'Shocking Fake'. Wawa mentioned enjoying the process and praised Deng for his politeness and cleanliness on set, dismissing concerns about hygiene. She clarified that her decision was based on her love for the script and Deng's suitability for the role, denying claims of riding on Deng's popularity. Netizens praised Wawa's professionalism and dedication to her work, while she explained her genuine interest in the project and her chosen role.
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Reported 8 months ago
In an article published on June 25, 2024, Michael Cunningham, a researcher at The Heritage Foundation's Asian Studies Center, pointed out that the decades-long 'strategic ambiguity' in US policy towards Taiwan has effectively deterred conflict in the Taiwan Strait. While suggesting that abandoning this ambiguity and providing formal security commitments could have reasons, such clear strategies may lead to more problems than they solve. Maintaining strategic ambiguity is seen as the best way to uphold both US and Taiwan's interests until circumstances change.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 25, 2024, President Tsai Ing-wen officially filed for constitutional interpretation regarding the parliamentary reform bill, reminiscent of her 232-day standoff with the city council in Tainan back in 2015. Legislator Lo Chih-chiang criticized Tsai for her actions, accusing her of resisting new parliamentary sentiments and pressuring the Grand Justices. Tsai's move is seen as challenging the system with her consistent confrontational approach.
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Reported 8 months ago
Amid a severe shortage of intravenous fluids in Taiwan, causing complaints from medical professionals, Deputy Minister of Health and Welfare Lin Jingyi recently made multiple explanations about the IV fluid situation on her personal Facebook account, responding to criticisms such as suggesting a switch from a requested 2000cc to 500cc due to supply issues. This led to dissatisfaction from legislator Chen Zhaozi who criticized Lin for using Facebook as a messaging platform instead of official channels. Lin acknowledged the need to be more conservative in her responses to avoid unnecessary disputes in the future, reassuring the public of ongoing efforts to secure IV fluid supply and ensuring quality standards are maintained.
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Reported 8 months ago
Central Weather Bureau issued an immediate alert for severe thunderstorms at 2:37 pm today (6/25), declaring New Taipei City and Taoyuan City as precautionary areas. Citizens are advised to be vigilant against heavy rainfall, lightning strikes, strong gusts above level 9, hail, and flash floods. Residents of New Taipei City and Taoyuan City should be cautious of the severe thunderstorm alert.
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Reported 8 months ago
According to the Taiwan Centers for Disease Control, there was a significant increase in COVID-19 cases last week, reaching 817 new confirmed cases with complications, a 30% increase from the previous week. Among the new cases, 90% of the deaths were elderly individuals aged 65 and above. The CDC emphasized the importance of vaccination to reduce severe cases and fatalities, with around 280.5 million doses administered to date. The agency warned that the current outbreak is expected to continue rising, especially with the dominant strains being closely monitored for trends.
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Reported 8 months ago
President Tsai Ing-wen announced a request for constitutional interpretation on parliamentary reform related articles, urging opposition parties against reckless actions. The People Party criticized Tsai for suspending the parliamentary reform bill unilaterally, labeling him as violating the law and order. They called on the public to support parliamentary reform, establish checks and balances, expose corruption, and reject dictatorial government. Tsai expressed opposition to expanding parliamentary power, emphasizing the importance of legal and constitutional reforms in a transparent manner.
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Reported 8 months ago
President Lai Ching-te announced the intention to request a Constitutional interpretation on the parliamentary reform bill, urging opposition parties not to act recklessly before the outcome. The Taiwan Civic Party criticized Lai for freezing the bill with personal will, acting like a judge, violating the law and causing chaos. They called on the people to support parliamentary reform, establish checks and balances, uncover corruption, and reject a dictatorial government. Lai emphasized opposition to expanding parliamentary powers, supporting legal and constitutional parliamentary reform, and respecting the Constitutional Court's decision. The Civic Party accused Lai of using presidential resources to deceive and confuse the people, urging him to stop obstructing the duty of delivering the state of the nation address to the legislature.
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Reported 8 months ago
During last year's Democratic Progressive Party primary elections in Taipei's 2nd district (Shilin, Datong), former DPP legislator He Zhiwei, along with party legislators Zhuang Ruixiong and Wang Shijian, engaged in a heated battle of words. He Zhiwei was unhappy with Zhuang Ruixiong and Wang Shijian's remarks, accusing them of using inappropriate campaign tactics and defamation. He publicly claimed that many gang members were introduced to the DPP by the He family, seeking a total of 6 million in damages from Wang and Zhuang. However, the Shilin District Court ruled against He Zhiwei on the 25th, with the option to appeal. The case is ongoing regarding accusations of aggravated defamation against Zhuang Ruixiong and Wang Shijian from last April.
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Reported 8 months ago
永慶房產集團於2024年6月25日發布第3季趨勢前瞻報告網路調查分析，顯示七都民眾看漲房價比例增至6成，而6成6的人認為花蓮地震不影響他們購屋意願。調查還發現約5成2的人認為未來半年是售屋好時機，創下9季來新高。房價上漲預期下，購售屋意願均增高，未來一年是購屋好時機有5成民眾認同。
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Reported 8 months ago
Kang Kang happily announced today that he will be holding the 'Mad Resonance' concert at Huashan Legacy on September 15, after a nearly ten-year absence from performing at Legacy. Kang Kang mentioned his excitement and nervousness about returning to the Legacy stage and revealed that he will perform not only his signature songs but also cover some classic tunes, including a tribute to the 'God of Songs' Jacky Cheung, to fulfill the wishes of fans who couldn't secure tickets. The concert will also feature a special appearance by Kang Kang's daughter singing on stage.
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Reported 8 months ago
Exclusive report on June 25, 2024, at 2:51 AM, multiple U.S. music giants, in collaboration with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), filed a lawsuit on June 24 against AI music startups Suno AI and Udio, accusing them of 'massive' copyright infringement. The case alleges that the defendants trained AI models using copyrighted recording data without authorization, with plaintiffs including major industry players Universal Music Group, Warner, and Sony Music. The lawsuit demands acknowledgment of infringement, ceasing use of copyright-protected content, and maximum damages per infringement up to $150,000, or an amount based on actual losses and defendant profits.
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Reported 8 months ago
In the drama series 'Chasing Success starting from Cooking,' Michaela and Sun Zhan play a pair rumored to be in a relationship, with Michaela portraying a character named Jiafen taking over her family's restaurant and learning cooking from Sun Zhan's character Jinfeng. Surprisingly, off-screen, Michaela is skilled in cooking, and the dramatic dishes shown in the series are all acting. Michaela challenges fish dishes on the show, but her creations look horrifyingly unappetizing. Sun Zhan also shares his cooking experiences and how it energizes him during intensive filming sessions.
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Reported 8 months ago
According to the Taiwan CDC, there were 817 new cases of COVID-19 complications last week, a significant increase from the previous week, with elderly individuals aged 65 and above accounting for 79% of total complications. Additionally, there were 40 new deaths reported, with 90% of these fatalities occurring in the 65 and above age group. The CDC emphasizes the importance of vaccination, highlighting that receiving the COVID-19 vaccine significantly reduces the risk of severe illness or death. As the country faces a rising number of cases, particularly with the presence of dominant variants, the CDC urges those who have not yet received the vaccine to do so promptly to mitigate the risks associated with infection.
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Reported 8 months ago
為協助弱勢民眾應對意外變故並填補保障不足，嘉義市政府與福安王爺慈善會合作推出微型保險，原保額為新臺幣30萬元，已有超過4萬人受惠。自113年起，福安王爺慈善會將嘉義市弱勢家戶的保額提高至新臺幣50萬元，成為他們的強力後盾。微型保險無需保費，最高可理賠50萬元，對弱勢家戶提供相當大的經濟幫助。
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Reported 8 months ago
The number of new COVID-19 cases surged significantly, leading to more people willing to get vaccinated, with 21,000 individuals receiving vaccines last week. The Taiwan Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported an increase of 817 new local COVID-19 cases last week, compared to 624 cases the previous week. The cumulative number of severe cases among individuals aged 65 and above stood at 79%. The CDC emphasized that receiving the COVID-19 vaccine is the most effective way to reduce the risk of severe illness or death after infection, with 2.8 million doses administered in Taiwan so far and the vaccination rate at 11.47% nationally.
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Reported 8 months ago
Central Weather Bureau issued a special heavy rain warning for 14 counties and cities including Keelung City, Taipei City, and New Taipei City. Afternoon thunderstorms are expected to hit these areas from the afternoon to the evening of June 25, prompting caution from the public. Intense short-duration heavy rainfall is likely, with the possibility of localized heavy rain in northern areas and mountainous regions. Immediate alerts for heavy thunderstorms were also issued for New Taipei City and Taoyuan City, warning residents to beware of heavy rainfall, lightning, strong gusts, and rising river levels.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 25, 2024, the Taiwan stock market continued its previous day's decline, opening lower by 118.55 points but later turning positive with an increase of 62.27 points to close at 22,875.97 points, a 0.27% rise. Apple concept stocks, including Largan Precision, performed well during the day. Major indices in the U.S. mostly closed lower on Monday, influenced by the decline of some popular tech stocks, with the Dow up 0.67%, the S&P down 0.31%, the Nasdaq down 1.09%, and the PHLX down 3.02%.
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Reported 8 months ago
A sudden incident occurred at the Legislative Yuan building in the afternoon of June 25, 2024, at 1:28 pm, where a 58-year-old director of the Fisheries Research Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture collapsed in the lobby while attending a meeting. Upon arrival, emergency personnel found the man without breathing and heartbeat but managed to revive him using an AED on-site and quickly transported him to Taipei Veterans General Hospital for treatment. The collapse was suspected to be due to overheating as he walked from Taipei Main Station to the Legislative Yuan, and he is currently under observation in the emergency room.
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Reported 8 months ago
During an interview, Kuomintang legislator Xu Qiaoxin mentioned another bullying case apart from the Yu Da-leij incident, where the victim was transferred back to Taiwan due to bullying. Xu revealed that Yu's embezzlement allegations would be addressed in the Legislative Yuan, questioning Foreign Affairs Minister Joseph Wu, along with issues of bullying within overseas embassies. Xu expressed the necessity for the Foreign Ministry to uphold moral standards and investigate potential corruption among public servants like Yu. She emphasized that the Foreign Ministry should ensure their diplomatic staff adhere to international moral standards.
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Reported 8 months ago
國民黨立委徐巧芯批評駐美代表俞大㵢在官邸花公款、換購名車凱迪拉克，甚至涉及貪污圖利，將駐外使節當成皇帝並指控存在職場霸凌。徐巧芯已準備好立院質詢外交部長，希望外交部檢視使節是否符合道德標準，並揭露更多資訊。外交部證實擋下凱迪拉克申購，而駐美使館則爆發其他職場霸凌事件。
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Reported 8 months ago
In Kaohsiung, Taiwan, a 62-year-old man driving a truck full of paint had 4 buckets fall off his vehicle, spilling white paint onto the road. Four motorcycles slipped and crashed on the painted surface, resulting in a 28-year-old woman named Sun getting injured. The cause of the accident is still under investigation by the police. The man may face a fine between 3,000 and 18,000 New Taiwan Dollars for failing to secure the cargo properly as per traffic regulations.
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Reported 8 months ago
The scorching heat in Taiwan has caused temperatures to soar, with over half of the island experiencing extreme heat. The Central Weather Bureau has issued a high temperature advisory for 13 counties and cities, warning people to take precautions when going outdoors. The advisory includes tips such as avoiding unnecessary outdoor activities, staying hydrated, and keeping cool indoors. The heatwave has led to concerns about heat-related illnesses, urging special attention to vulnerable groups and those working or exercising outdoors.
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Reported 8 months ago
The male lead Wang Xingyue and female lead Wu Jinyan of the trending drama '墨雨雲間' were seen celebrating the birthday of the antagonist Liang Yongqi after filming a show together, where Wang Xingyue appeared drunk and even leaned on Wu Jinyan for support, as captured in a leaked video. Fans expressed concern over his condition, while the management clarified that Wang Xingyue rarely drinks and had been under pressure and fatigue, resulting in a lack of tolerance for alcohol.
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Reported 8 months ago
The Supervisory Yuan has filed a constitutional interpretation request due to the passing of the Legislative Yuan's 'Legislative Power Exercise Law Amendment,' which it claims severely impedes the exercise of supervisory authority and violates the separation of powers principle and universal human rights values. The Supervisory Yuan emphasizes the importance of safeguarding its investigative authority and states that certain provisions of the amendment expand investigative powers, potentially leading to government chaos and violating international human rights conventions. They have expressed their commitment to upholding the constitutional order and protecting Taiwan's hard-earned human rights image.
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