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Mother-in-law Insists on Waiting for a Son Before Allowing Marriage Registration, Putting Pressure on Couple

Reported 8 months ago

A couple who met at a matchmaking center faced pressure from the man's mother to delay their wedding until they had a son, despite already having a daughter. The couple, wanting to celebrate their love, sought help from a social worker to navigate the situation, highlighting the conflicts that can arise when family expectations clash with personal choices in relationships.

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Smuggling Bust: Coast Guard Seizes 460 Cases of Cigarettes Worth 15 Million in Market Value

Reported 8 months ago

The Taiwan Coast Guard broke a smuggling case and confiscated 460 cases of cigarettes, totaling 230,000 packs, worth approximately 15 million New Taiwan dollars. The coast guard received a tip-off about individuals planning to smuggle cigarettes into northern Taiwan via a fishing boat. After a thorough investigation, they successfully intercepted the smuggling operation in Keelung City, leading to the seizure of a large quantity of cigarettes. Seven individuals, including the captain of the fishing boat, were arrested and charged accordingly. The coast guard urges the public not to purchase cigarettes of unknown origin and to report any illegal activities for maintaining public safety.

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Million-dollar Bentley Slides into River After Parking, Owner Despairs: Won't Repair, Netizens Spot Suspicious Point

Reported 8 months ago

In Jiangsu Province, China, a Bentley worth millions of yuan mysteriously started and drove into a river after its owner briefly parked it on the side of the road. The owner, Mr. Li, who had purchased the Bentley for around 3 million yuan, left the car unattended for a few minutes only to return and find it submerged in the river. Concerns were raised about whether the owner intentionally let the incident happen for insurance fraud, with the police launching an investigation to uncover the truth.

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Kaohsiung Mayor Ko Wen-je Criticizes President Lai Ching-te for Establishing Three Major Committees, Stating Concerns about President's Expanded Powers without Accountability

Reported 8 months ago

Kaohsiung Mayor and People Party Chairman Ko Wen-je questioned President Lai Ching-te's establishment of three major committees, labeling it as an expansion of power without accountability. Ko criticized the Democratic Progressive Party for creating conflict instead of addressing actual issues, and called on President Lai not to hold power without responsibility. He emphasized the need for a balance of power and accountability in Taiwan's political system.

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China Allows Absentia Trials for Taiwan Independence Supporters, Wang Yichuan Anger: 'Summon Xi Jinping for Death Sentence'

Reported 8 months ago

During a press conference held by China's Taiwan Affairs Office including the Supreme People's Court, Ministry of Public Security, and State Security Department, a joint statement was issued announcing severe punishments for Taiwan independence activities, with the possibility of death sentences and the authorization for absentia trials. Responding to this, Wang Yichuan, from Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party, angrily stated that if China can conduct absentia trials, he would personally establish a court to sentence Chinese leader Xi Jinping to death. This move by China has stirred criticism, even prompting comments from opposition party leaders such as Zhu Lilun of the Kuomintang Party.

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China's State Media Attack Bonnie Glaser: Pleased to See Resolution 2758 Research Gaining Attention

Reported 8 months ago

Bonnie Glaser, Director of the International Center of the German Marshall Fund, expressed her happiness at the unusual extensive coverage by the Chinese state media 'Global Times' attacking her for her involvement with Taiwan and conveying the US official stance on UN Resolution 2758. Glaser's research has stirred up sensitivity in Beijing, and she received congratulations from netizens. The article discusses the implications of Resolution 2758 on Taiwan's sovereignty, Glaser's involvement with the Taiwan issue, and the accusation of promoting 'Taiwan independence.' Glaser's work is seen as contributing to US policy decisions concerning Taiwan participation in international organizations. She responded on social media stating that Beijing should stop distorting the resolution instead of launching personal attacks on her.

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Be cautious with moving home appliances! Neglecting one small action may lead to electrical leakage and fire hazards

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwan Power Company reminds the public to be careful when moving home appliances to avoid pressing on the wires, as it can easily result in electrical leakage and fire hazards. Neglecting one small action while using appliances can lead to a fire crisis. The power cord may get damaged if pressed by the appliance's base or furniture, posing risks of electrical leakage or fire. Therefore, Taiwan Power advises people to pay attention to not pressing on the wires when moving appliances and to empty the water tank of dehumidifiers before moving them. Using dehumidifiers and electric fans combined can save electricity, but it is crucial to ensure electrical safety by avoiding wire compression to prevent accidents.

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Constitutional Precedent! One Party One Government Two Houses Planning to Ignite Constitutional Disputes: Blue Committee Members Shake Their Heads and Lament the Neglect of Public Voice

Reported 8 months ago

Under Blue and White cooperation, the parliamentary reform reconsideration proposal was suppressed; the Presidential Office, Executive Yuan, DPP Legislative Caucus, and Control Yuan plan to petition for constitutional interpretation to block the new law. KMT legislator Lin Pei-Hsiang expressed disappointment in an interview, stating that the ruling DPP authorities simply do not care about the voice of the people. This marks the first large-scale constitutional interpretation case, with concerns over parliamentary reform being blocked by vested interests and the ruling party, essentially nullifying decades of hard-fought progress and denying the representation of public opinion.

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Chinese Spouse Throws Stinky Water at Taiwan Foreign Ministry Office, Fined 3000

Reported 8 months ago

A Chinese spouse surnamed Li claimed to have been bullied in Taiwan and threw stinky water at the Foreign Ministry Joint Service Center in Nantun District, Taichung. After being arrested, Li was fined for violating the Social Order Maintenance Act by causing disturbances in a public place. The court determined that Li's actions disrupted public order and fined her 3000 Taiwan dollars. Li admitted to the crime, and surveillance footage at the scene supported the accusation.

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Hualien 0403 Damaged Buildings Grant and Rent Subsidies

Reported 8 months ago

TCnews reported on June 22, 2024, that Prime Minister Cho Rong-tai visited the Modern Life Building in Hualien City to inspect the progress of structural reinforcement. The building received a subsidy of 45 million NT dollars for reinforcement work, with the Ministry of the Interior also providing rent subsidies to ease the financial burden of affected residents during the construction period. The government has revised subsidy regulations to provide up to 15 million NT dollars for each damaged building, aiming to offer substantial assistance efficiently. Cho emphasized the commitment to supporting Hualien residents in the reconstruction efforts. Government agencies are actively cooperating with the private sector, providing consultations and assistance for earthquake reinforcement work in Hualien.

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Ministry of the Interior Provides Comprehensive Support for Hualien's Full Reconstruction

Reported 8 months ago

TCnews Charity News Network on June 22, 2024, at 9:57 pm: Minister of the Interior Liu Shih-Fang, Deputy Minister Wu T'ang-An, Director-General of the Land Administration Wu Hsin-Hsiu, and Director of the National Park Administration Chen Mao-Chun accompanied Prime Minister Cho Jung-Tai and officials from various agencies to inspect the '0403 Hualien Reconstruction Office.' The Ministry of the Interior is actively supporting Hualien in various aspects of reconstruction, including rent subsidies, seismic reinforcement, old and dangerous building reconstruction, Taroko National Park reconstruction, and the procurement of fire trucks related to disaster prevention. The Ministry has already allocated over 14 million NT$ for rent subsidies, provided short-term accommodations for 90 households, assisted the Hualien County Government with over 617 million NT$ for urban renewal counseling, and allocated approximately 8.6 billion NT$ to enhance disaster relief capabilities. They are also supporting the Taroko National Park rehabilitation plan with around 30 billion NT$ gradually over the years. Minister Liu emphasized the joint efforts of the central and local governments to expedite the reconstruction and restoration work to help the affected people in Hualien return to normal life and revive Hualien's tourism industry.

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4星座7月健康注意

Reported 8 months ago

命理師點名巨蟹、天秤、天蠍、摩羯座的人在7月要特別注意健康。提醒巨蟹座平衡活動和休息,避免過度衝動;警告天秤座留意意外和隱疾復發;告誡天蠍座避免過度激烈動作,尤其是避免「16蹲」以免跌倒受傷;摩羯座需注意因熬夜而引起的精神和健康問題。

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Taiwan's Tainan to Benefit from New Road Project in Boosting Housing Market

Reported 8 months ago

The construction progress of the new North Outer Ring Road in the Tainan metropolitan area is ongoing and is expected to be completed by the end of 2027. This road system will significantly reduce the travel time from Nankang to the city center from 40 minutes to 15 minutes, attracting residents looking for convenient commutes and boosting the housing market in areas like Jiu Fenshizi Replanned Zone. The improved transportation infrastructure is expected to enhance regional connectivity and shorten travel distances, promoting market activity in the area.

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6 Basic Rules to Enjoy Authentic Japanese Izakaya Culture

Reported 8 months ago

When traveling to Japan, one of the best ways to experience the local atmosphere is to visit an izakaya, where you not only drink but also enjoy delicious cuisine and immerse yourself in the Japanese ambiance. The article provides 6 basic rules commonly used in izakayas, such as checking for availability, ordering from the menu, interacting with staff, toasting, requesting separate plates, and proper etiquette when leaving. These guidelines can help visitors better understand and appreciate the traditional Japanese izakaya experience.

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Indian Film Star Arrested for Suspected Murder of Male Fan Who Harassed Actress

Reported 8 months ago

Indian film star Darshan Thoogudeepa, known for his role in over 60 movies and high earnings, was arrested by police in connection to the murder of a 33-year-old man who allegedly harassed actress Pavithra Gowda. The victim, a fan of Gowda, sent inappropriate messages and photos to her, leading Darshan to allegedly hire someone to commit the crime. This shocking incident has brought serious legal consequences for Darshan, who has a history of domestic violence and criminal activities impacting his career in the entertainment industry.

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SoftBank Founder Masayoshi Son Regrets Selling NVIDIA Stock 5 Years Ago, Misses out on Nearly 5 Trillion NT Dollars

Reported 8 months ago

Masayoshi Son, the founder of SoftBank, publicly expressed regret for selling Nvidia stock several years ago, missing out on approximately 4.8562 trillion NT dollars in potential earnings. Son mentioned that if he had held onto the stock, it could have been worth around 5.1799 trillion NT dollars today. He also revealed previous plans for Nvidia to become part of SoftBank Group. Son's decision to sell the stock in 2019 resulted in significant financial losses for SoftBank.

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Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Sets New High with 12,000 Daily Traffic Volume, Over 60,000 Applications for 'Hong Kong Cars Heading North'

Reported 8 months ago

According to reports, the Hong Kong Transport and Housing Bureau revealed that the usage of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge has been continuously reaching new highs. Since its implementation in July 2023, over 60,000 Hong Kong private cars have completed applications for 'Hong Kong Cars Heading North,' allowing them to travel to Guangdong province conveniently. The daily traffic volume on the bridge reached approximately 12,000 vehicles, an increase of about 120% from the same period last year, with the 'Hong Kong Cars Heading North' accounting for about 36% of the daily traffic. The bureau plans to continue monitoring the implementation of the policy to provide convenience for applicants and enhance their travel experience.

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Fire at Hualien City Pet Store Spreads to Two Adjacent Shops, 1 Pet Dies, 5 Buildings Destroyed

Reported 8 months ago

A fire broke out at a pet store on Zhongshan Road in Hualien City, Taiwan, last night, spreading rapidly to surrounding shops, resulting in the death of one pet and the destruction of five buildings. Firefighters battled the blaze for 2.5 hours before gaining control, with the cause of the fire still under investigation. Numerous dogs were rescued from the flames, but one pet perished in the incident. The aging structures and wooden interiors of the affected buildings fueled the fire, causing extensive damage. Firefighters worked throughout the night to contain the fire, with the situation ultimately under control by 11:40 p.m., with extinguishing efforts continuing until early morning.

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Police Officers and Residents Hold Community Safety Meeting

Reported 8 months ago

On June 22, 2024, Keelung City Police Station's Second Branch organized an anti-fraud seminar in Xinfu Village to educate residents on fraud prevention techniques and encourage them to join forces against scammers. The police emphasized the importance of vigilance and provided tips on how to avoid falling prey to common scams, such as misleading links sent via text messages. They urged the public to report suspicious calls and seek advice from anti-fraud hotlines to protect their assets.

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Sister Sis Reveals Wedding Progress; He Dulin Suddenly Teases Her Boyfriend 8+9! All the Details Inside

Reported 8 months ago

In a report by SET News on June 22, 2024, Sister Sis (Li Mingshan) expressed that she and her hairstylist boyfriend Tommy are taking it slow when it comes to marriage. During a TV program recording, host He Dulin humorously criticized Tommy's looks, leading to a light-hearted exchange. Sister Sis mentioned that Tommy has met her parents, and despite initial confusion, they are maintaining a long-distance relationship between Taipei and Taichung quite smoothly. Tommy also shared how he fell for Sister Sis while doing her hair, unaware of her online persona until later in their relationship.

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Regret of Selling NVIDIA too Early: Son Apologizes and Discloses Conversation with Huang Renxun

Reported 8 months ago

During SoftBank Group's annual shareholder meeting, Masayoshi Son expressed regret for selling off NVIDIA too early and missing out on potential gains, stating 'the fish that got away was big.' Had SoftBank Group held onto their 4.9% stake in NVIDIA from 2019 to 2024, the stock value would have reached over $160 billion, resulting in a missed opportunity of around $150 billion in profit. Son also revealed that he had planned to make NVIDIA a part of his tech conglomerate and even expressed interest in acquiring the company from NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun, which was not accepted. NVIDIA's market value once surpassed Microsoft and Apple, but as of now, ranks as the third-largest globally at $3.11 trillion.

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Man with BB Gun at Jiangzicui Station: Taipei Metro Imposes Fine of 10,000 NTD, Strongly Condemns Incident

Reported 8 months ago

On June 22, 2024, a man was found intoxicated at the Jiangzicui Station on the Banqiao Line with a BB gun attached to his waist. Taipei Metro fined him 10,000 NTD for violating the Public Mass Rapid Transit Act. This incident follows a recent case of a passenger carrying a sharpened tool, resulting in police intervention under the Social Order Maintenance Act. Despite the man's claim of finding it 'cool', the police brought him in for investigation due to causing public distress. Taipei Metro emphasizes the zero-tolerance policy towards actions endangering passenger safety and reminds passengers to comply with safety regulations to maintain a secure travel environment.

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丟丟妹首度與髮型師男友登台,交往半年曝婚姻進度

Reported 8 months ago

在 JET綜合台節目《命運好好玩》中,直播天后丟丟妹(李明珊)和髮型師男友Tommy首度同台,曝光交往半年多的近況。Tommy在節目中展現幽默風趣的一面,兩人互動逗樂全場,訴說相遇和感情發展的趣事。未來婚姻進度則由丟丟妹表示要先穩定後再考慮。

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Major Changes in Han Kuang 40 Exercise: Red Army, Force Previews, Performances Completely Canceled, Direct Execution without Script

Reported 8 months ago

The upcoming Han Kuang 40 exercise in July will see significant breakthroughs by canceling previews, the Red Army, and large-scale performances to focus on realistic combat training. The exercise aims to simulate various real scenarios during combat to verify the military's readiness. Divided into three stages, including command simulations, computer-assisted exercises, and live drills without a script, the exercise will last for 8 days, making it the longest and most realistic in history.

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Chaotic Scene Unfolds! Blue Sky Eagle Shocked to See Nazi Group with 'DPP Member as Chairman' - Tsai Zheng-yuan Criticizes Green Camp with One Sentence

Reported 8 months ago

On June 22, 2024, a Nationalist Party event outside the Legislative Yuan turned chaotic when members of the 'German Old Mark Association,' holding Nazi flags, appeared. The Democratic Progressive Party criticized this oddity, but the association retaliated by sharing the DPP membership card of their chairman, calling for an apology from the DPP. Tsai Zheng-yuan added that those accusing the association of being a Nationalist Party wing should apologize. The incident, where association members brought Nazi flags to protest the German government for uncompensated debts, led to a controversy with political figures questioning the group's affiliations.

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