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Three Zodiac Signs Who Are Extremely Kind to Others but Quick-Tempered Towards Family

Reported 8 months ago

Some people are always friendly and accommodating outside but become insensitive and even rude when they are with their closest family members; according to Sohu's horoscope column, there are three zodiac signs that exhibit this behavior, being kind to outsiders but unleashing their temper on family members. These signs are Scorpio, Cancer, and Sagittarius, each handling social interactions and family relationships differently due to their unique personality traits and emotional tendencies.

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Summer Solstice: Use 95 Yuan and 1 Trick to Attract Wealth Luck for the Whole Year

Reported 8 months ago

Today marks the Summer Solstice, and to attract good luck and wealth, a few simple traditions are shared by the astrology website 'Ling Xia Net.' This includes using 95 Yuan coins during the midday period to soak up sunlight and carry them for nine days before depositing them in the bank, soaking lotus flowers for purification, and drinking a special herbal tea made of roses, chrysanthemums, and mint leaves. Additionally, the article mentions auspicious aspects for the Rat, Snake, and Horse zodiac signs post-Summer Solstice in terms of career, finance, and relationships. These methods are advised to be followed for good fortune with a disclaimer that they are folklore tips and do not necessarily reflect the views of the news site.

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陳佩琪籲不要雙標:請市長自費參加未來雙城論壇

Reported 8 months ago

陳佩琪表示,台北市前市長柯文哲於卸任前舉辦雙城論壇,但違反議會決議後未繳清107萬元費用至今成呆帳。她呼籲現任市長及議員不要雙標,未來辦雙城論壇需市長自費參加。陳佩琪強調若收到繳費單將立即支付,並非市府作秀。

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Breaking News: Continued Landslide at Lion's Head Cliff in Meishan Township, Chiayi County - Authorities Warn Against Visiting the Area

Reported 8 months ago

According to a report by Hong Zhengda on June 21, 2024, at 12:05 AM, ongoing landslides are occurring at Lion's Head Cliff in Meishan Township. Authorities have urged people not to visit the area due to the continuing collapse with no casualties reported so far. The county government advises against traveling to the region and emphasizes safety precautions. Further updates can be found on the Sanli News Network website.

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Defector Group Sends US Dollars, Leaflets, and USBs Attached to Balloons to North Korea with Classic Korean Drama 'Winter Sonata'

Reported 8 months ago

The defector group 'Free North Korea Movement Alliance' floated 20 large balloons towards North Korea on the evening of June 20th, containing 300,000 leaflets, USB drives, and $1 bills. The leaflets carried messages declaring love for the North Korean people and their only homeland 'Republic of Korea', while the USBs stored the Korean drama 'Winter Sonata' and songs by South Korean singer Lim Young Woong. The group continued this act despite previous strong objections from North Korea and threats of retaliatory garbage balloons. The recent mild reaction from North Korea is speculated to prevent escalating tensions during Russian President Putin's visit to Pyongyang, where a 'Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement' was signed, raising concerns on potential future actions by North Korea towards South Korea.

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Stepping Down as Spokesperson! Cho Kuan-ting Registers for DPP Central Executive Committee Election 'Striving for Taiwan with Greater Responsibility'

Reported 8 months ago

Cho Kuan-ting announced his candidacy for the DPP Central Executive Committee on June 21, stepping down as DPP spokesperson. He expressed his commitment to facing greater challenges and responsibilities for Taiwan's future, emphasizing the need for progress and unity within the DPP amidst a changing political landscape. Cho aims to contribute more to the party and Taiwan as it enters a new era, seeking the opportunity to serve with increased responsibility. The DPP Central Committee election process involves registration from June 17-21, candidate review on June 26, and voting at the party congress on July 21.

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Taiwan Shipbuilding Retains Talent! Offers Strong Employee Benefits: 2-Bedroom, 2-Bathroom Homes for Sale with Furnishings and Appliances

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwan's rising housing prices have prompted a buying frenzy, but one company is offering a massive benefit that allows employees to easily become homeowners. Taiwan Shipbuilding Technology Company is launching the sale of employee benefits residences in Kaohsiung's Xiaogang District, known as 'Shipgood Castle.' The project offers 2-4 bedroom units starting at 5.88 million NTD, with furnishings and appliances included. Facing stiff competition from high-paying tech companies like TSMC, Taiwan Shipbuilding hopes this exceptional employee benefit will help alleviate housing pressures and retain top talent.

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Taiwanese Citizens Unite Against Parliamentary Abuse of Power

Reported 8 months ago

On June 20, 2024, six major citizen groups united under the 'Bluebird Action' movement to protest against the potential abuse of power by the parliament. They held a press conference on June 21 at the Jinan Road Citizen Forum. The groups aimed to oppose unconstitutional and power-abusive bills pushed by the blue and white parties. Various initiatives were discussed during the three-day event, including opposing the return of the Youth Salvation Corps' improper party assets, the reinstatement of the CTi News channel, and the establishment of a parliament special investigation team. These actions reflect their determination to hold the opposing party accountable and prevent any further democratic setbacks.

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Police Employ Deceptive Tactics to Capture Fraudulent Stock Scammers

Reported 8 months ago

In an exclusive report on June 20, 2024, at 11:30 PM, police in Neihu District discovered a group involved in fraudulent stock investments on the messaging app LINE. The group lured people with promises of high profits and returns, convincing them to invest in a fake stock investment company through bank transfers or face-to-face meetings. The police, pretending to be unaware, infiltrated the group and successfully apprehended a suspect during a planned transaction, seizing evidence and transferring the case to the district prosecutor's office for investigation. The police warns the public about the prevalence of investment scams on social media platforms and advises to use proper investment channels to avoid falling victim to fraud.

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Taiwanese Reality Show 'Let's Go Together' - Xu Lanfang's First Experience in Outdoor Games, Zhang Lidong Discovers the Reasons Behind

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwan Television (TTV) News Network's self-produced reality game show 'Let's Go Together' will air the 'Love-Chasing Money' challenge this Sunday (06/23), featuring sexologist Xu Lanfang in a game where participants can leave work early if they accumulate 80 gold coins during the game. While most were eager to win, Wang Shaowei jokingly questioned the rush to leave work. Xu Lanfang, known for not being good at games, had her first experience in an outdoor game show. The show also introduced romantic tasks, leading to a humorous and playful atmosphere between participants. Viewers can catch the show on TTV every Sunday night at 8 PM.

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Breaking News: 'Green Birds' Gather Outside Legislature in the Heat, Lai Zhongqiang Suspected of Heat Stroke Rushed to Hospital

Reported 8 months ago

On June 21, 2024, during the vote at the Legislative Yuan on revisions to laws, citizens gathered outside in the 'Green Birds' and 'Blue Hawks' movements. Due to the hot weather, Lai Zhongqiang from the Economic Democracy Union felt unwell and was rushed to the hospital for suspected heatstroke. The event organizers emphasized the collective effort of Taiwanese citizens and reminded participants to take care of their health. Meanwhile, inside the Legislative Yuan, the vote on the revision is ongoing, with the DPP planning to propose constitutional interpretations if the revision does not pass. Following a month-long activism, the event aims to challenge regional KMT legislators and raise Taiwan's democratic voice worldwide, garnering support from various partners domestically and internationally.

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Parliament Reform Reconsideration to Be Voted Today; Traffic Regulations Around Legislative Yuan to Be Implemented at Once

Reported 8 months ago

The Parliament Reform Act will be voted on the 21st, with both camps mobilizing people to support at the Legislative Yuan, where related traffic regulations will be in effect simultaneously. The Executive Yuan has raised objections to the five Parliament Reform Acts previously passed by the Legislative Yuan, deeming them impractical and possibly unconstitutional, leading to a reconsideration that will be voted on the 21st. Traffic control measures have been put in place around the Legislative Yuan, with specific road sections being restricted from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the 21st to accommodate the activities.

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Why is the Legislative Yuan Fighting for Investigative Hearing Rights? Ye Yuanzhi's Mention of 'Scalping Office' Clarifies the Issue

Reported 8 months ago

In a recent parliamentary session, KMT legislator Ye Yuanzhi questioned the establishment of a 'scalping office' under the Ministry of Culture, raising concerns about its effectiveness and budget allocation. Ye emphasized the need for the Legislative Yuan to have investigative hearing rights to prevent cases like this from being left unresolved. He criticized the high budget and questionable tender process of the office, which is primarily responsible for answering calls and distributing cases to local cultural bureaus and police for investigation.

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Nationalist Party Accuses Democrats of Using Their Version of Bill, Green Party Legislators: Only Procedural Articles Used

Reported 8 months ago

On June 21, 2024, the Legislative Yuan dealt with the administration's veto of the 'Parliamentary Reform Bill.' The Nationalist Party accused the Blue and White alliance of bypassing the statutory discussion procedures in the Legislative Yuan, while Green Party legislators argued that the versions adopted were only procedural and non-essential articles. The Green Party highlighted that crucial articles of the 'Legislative Power Exercise Act' were versions proposed by the Nationalist and People First parties. The dispute revolves around the passing of different versions during committee hearings and the alleged lack of inclusion of some versions in the final bill.

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Constitutional History: 14th Reconsideration Vote Majority Turns Over

Reported 8 months ago

During the vote on the revision of the 'Legislative Yuan Powers Exercise Act' and the addition of Chapter 5-1 and Article 141-1 of the 'Criminal Code of the Republic of China' on June 21, the Legislative Yuan approved the reconsideration for the 14th time in constitutional history. Nearly half of the previous 13 reconsiderations have been successful, mostly due to the ruling party's majority in the legislature, allowing for easy passage. The Cabinet believes that the recent parliamentary reform legislation clearly violates the constitution, hindering the Cabinet's actions, resulting in the reconsideration proposal. This includes controversial issues such as the regulation of the president's state of the union address, expanded powers of legislators, and violations of basic rights, sparking debates on accountability and due legal process.

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Simple Makeup Tutorial for Creating Three-Dimensional Facial Features and Slimming Effect

Reported 8 months ago

Achieving a delicate and slim three-dimensional face is possible with makeup techniques instead of relying on cosmetic procedures. By focusing on specific areas and adjusting makeup application methods, such as using contour and blush to create defined facial contours, a smaller and more defined face shape can be achieved. Additionally, shaping the eyebrows with a natural arch can further enhance the three-dimensional effect and make the face appear more refined and petite.

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Taipei Summer Travel Expo 2024: Five Blessings Travel offers up to 10,000 TWD discount for second person, promoting Southeast Asia itineraries

Reported 8 months ago

The Taipei International Summer Travel Expo will be held from June 21 to June 24, 2024, with Five Blessings Travel offering discounts of up to 10,000 TWD for the second person ordering Japan itineraries at the expo. They are also promoting popular itineraries like Japan Maple Viewing, North America Eastern Maple Viewing, European Christmas Markets, and Australia New Year's Fireworks trips. Special promotions include discounts for Korean group tours and cruise trips to Japan. Additionally, exclusive flights to new destinations like Vietnam's Nha Trang and Indonesia's Jakarta are introduced, along with discounted autumn and winter tours.

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AI在斯德哥尔摩峰会上的乌托邦、反乌托邦还是外星人愿景

Reported 8 months ago

Associated Press Videos 近來大型科技公司發表了許多人工智慧的新公告。即使有些並非所聲稱的改變遊戲規則者,但AI領域正以令人眩暈的速度前進。在斯德哥爾摩峰會上,一些世界頂尖智囊認為AI的發展速度令人擔憂。(由Chisato Tanaka提供的AP視頻)

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Tang Chiping's Denial of Recognizing Mother's Body Criticized as Unfilial! Former Girlfriend Ding Ning Expresses Compassion, Believing He Loves His Mom Most

Reported 8 months ago

Male actor Tang Chiping has yet to claim his mother's remains, leading to criticism of being unfilial. His ex-girlfriend Ding Ning posted on social media, expressing her belief that Tang Chiping loves his mother the most and calling for space and understanding from the public. Ding Ning emphasized the complexity of human emotions in the face of tragedies and urged for support and compassion towards Tang Chiping during this difficult time.

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Woodworkers Remove Fallen Trees in Rain to Restore Traffic Order in Wenshan

Reported 8 months ago

On June 20, 2024, Taipei's Wenshan Second Police Precinct received a report from the public about a row of trees fallen on Fuxing Road obstructing traffic. Officers Chen Yijie and Zhang Yuwei immediately responded to the scene despite the rain, clearing the road and ensuring the safety of passersby. The officers not only directed traffic but also acted as carpenters, cutting through the trees and debris to restore traffic order in the Wenshan district. The precinct reminded the public to stay safe in rainy conditions and drive cautiously with headlights on. In case of emergencies, they should call 110 or seek assistance from relevant authorities.

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Teacher Criticizes Low Wages in Class, Parent Upset: Teaching Kids to Look Down on Parents?

Reported 8 months ago

In a recent incident, a parent complained that their child's daycare teacher told the class that 'if everyone around you works in labor jobs, you won't have good jobs in the future,' implying that their family, known to do labor jobs, wouldn't amount to much. The parent was shocked and felt it was inappropriate to teach children to disrespect their parents. Netizens criticized the teacher's attitude, pointing out that all professions are valuable and that labor jobs can be lucrative with high demand in the current workforce. Overall, the remark sparked debate and raised concerns over societal perceptions of different occupations.

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Beat the Summer Heat! Check Out 6 Great Deals on Handcrafted Drinks Including Mango Ice Cream for Only 39 Yuan

Reported 8 months ago

As the weather gets hotter, various beverage shops in Taiwan are offering summer promotions to help people cool down. CoCo introduces a special offer of mango ice cream for only 39 yuan, while Herbs Tea House brings back 'Pure Hong Kong-style Mango Pomelo Sago' and offers the second cup at half price when purchasing two. Additionally, Pearl Lady introduces 'Watermelon Oolong' and 'Watermelon Coconut Milk with Taro Balls,' giving away a limited edition illustrated cup for the purchase of two drinks. 85°C launches two new drinks 'Mango Tea King' and 'Mango Duo,' offering the second cup at a discounted price of 25 yuan. These promotions are available for a limited time in selected stores.

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First Financial Chairman Chiu Yu-chin: Profit Hits 3-Year High, Overseas Expansion Leads Among State-Owned Banks

Reported 8 months ago

Chairman Chiu Yu-chin of First Financial attended the shareholders' meeting on June 20, 2024, where it was revealed that the company achieved a net profit after tax of 22.461 billion yuan last year, an increase of over 9% annually, marking a new high for 3 consecutive years. The company's earnings structure has become more solid due to a steady strategy implemented in the past year. With 47 overseas locations, First Financial leads among state-owned banks and plans to provide localized financial services. Chiu remains cautiously optimistic about the global economy, citing improvements in the US, Eurozone, Japan, and domestic economy benefiting from recovering global demand and AI innovation. First Financial Group aims for moderate growth while maintaining operational resilience and stable returns.

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US Urges China to Clarify Growing Discrepancy in Trade Data

Reported 8 months ago

The US Treasury has called on China to explain the significant difference between the country's trade surplus reported in customs data and its balance of payments figures. The discrepancy, amounting to a surplus nearly $230 billion larger in 2023 according to customs data, compared to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange's reports, has raised concerns among economists and international organizations. The US Treasury highlighted the need for China to provide quantitive evidence to clarify the widening gap and address the issues contributing to the anomaly in trade numbers.

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Imposter Pretending to Be Investment Guru Emily Scams Victims, 9 Suspects Arrested Preventing Loss of 5.09 Million NT

Reported 8 months ago

On June 20, 2024, at 11:23 pm, a fraud ring impersonating investment guru Emily tricked people into falling into an investment trap. The New Taipei City Government Police Department's Xinzhuang Precinct cracked down on a fake investment fraud case, successfully arresting 9 members of the fraud group, preventing a loss of 5.09 million NT dollars in fraudulent funds. The group used the comments section of the well-known investment guru 'Emily's' videos to lure people into joining a LINE group for 'Changxing Investment,' claiming to sell subscription stocks and deceiving them. Through undercover operations and swift arrests, the police managed to dismantle the fraud group, warning the public to be cautious of such investment scams and to report any suspicions to the authorities to safeguard their hard-earned money.

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