Reported 11 months ago
金曲歌后彭佳慧在新加坡舉辦音樂會，邀請好友徐若瑄到場支持並清唱代表作。觀眾熱情回應喊她老婆，彭佳慧親暱回應「老公」，笑稱很久沒叫人家老公了。她演唱多首經典歌曲，展現Live實力和演唱魅力，還獻唱多位歌后級歌手的作品。
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Reported 11 months ago
On June 24, 2024, Dida Sister, also known as Li Mingshan, a popular live streamer, knelt down in a video unexpectedly and warned to be cautious of those who spread rumors. She emphasized the negativity of believing hearsay and encouraged maintaining a positive attitude to overcome challenges, triggering resonance among her fans.
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Reported 11 months ago
數以百萬年計，雄偉的猴面包樹在三個不同大陸上屹立不倒，彼此提出一個存在問題：誰先來的？猴面包樹的起源長久以來一直是一個謎。但一項發表在《自然》期刊上的研究揭示了這個謎團，指出這些樹來自馬達加斯加。研究發現指出這些樹種正面臨著急劇的衰落，而馬達加斯加的猴面包樹中可能有一種在2080年前可能滅絕，除非採取重大的干預措施。該研究還有可能對保護未來的樹木提供幫助。
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Reported 11 months ago
Tech investor Prosus NV has completely written off the fair value of its 9.6% stake in Indian edtech startup Byju's during the financial year 2024. This move by the Dutch firm comes as Byju's, once valued at $22 billion, has faced financial, legal, and operational challenges, resulting in a significant decrease in its valuation. Prosus recognized a fair value loss of $493 million in its annual report, reducing Byju's valuation to under $3 billion from its peak of $22 billion.
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Reported 11 months ago
在大陸湖南省婁底市的特殊教育中心，一名7歲女童吃老師餵的麵包後噎死，家長指孩子求救遭忽視。園方回應指已與家屬溝通協商調解，但家屬要求高額賠償。家長質疑四位老師未注意到孩子異常情況，這也是女童多次被噎住後送醫的案例。
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Reported 11 months ago
A recent survey conducted by the Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation revealed that 42.4% of the population supports the 'Non-Nuclear Homeland' policy, while 45.8% do not. The foundation's chairman, You Ying-long, noted a lack of consensus in Taiwanese society on the policy and highlighted that the current government's stance is based on limited support. The survey sampled 1070 adults over the age of 20 and indicated a divided public opinion on the policy, showing that the DPP government's initiative has not gained widespread societal acceptance despite being a core party value.
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Reported 11 months ago
Taiwanese police officer Gao Weixing from Wufeng Police Substation passed away last year while on duty. His son Gao Zhijia recently got accepted into the 43rd class of the Taiwan Police College to continue his father's mission of safeguarding the community. Gao Weixing's dedication to serving the public inspired his son, who aims to become an excellent officer like his father to ensure peace and stability in society. The police station director also encouraged Gao Zhijia and emphasized the importance of upholding his father's legacy and contributing to their hometown.
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Reported 11 months ago
Teenagers in the Gaza Strip were unable to take their final exams in June due to the ongoing conflict, which is a crucial step towards their university aspirations. With 85% of educational facilities in Gaza not operational, the hopes and dreams of these students have been shattered. The war has not only disrupted their education but also caused widespread destruction of schools, leaving many students uncertain about their future and aspirations.
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Reported 11 months ago
Safety should always be a top priority when venturing outdoors, as demonstrated by an incident at a forest park in Jiangxi, China. A man slipped and fell from the top of a waterfall, plunging five stories down, sustaining a head injury and losing consciousness. Witnesses reported that earlier, a group of young people had set up a dining table at the edge of the waterfall for a gathering, highlighting the dangers of risky behavior in natural settings.
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Reported 11 months ago
A Boeing 737 MAX aircraft operated by Alaska Airlines had an incident where an entire embedded door panel fell off during a high-altitude flight on January 5th. Reuters reported that after conducting an investigation, U.S. Justice Department prosecutors suggested higher-ups in the department to pursue criminal charges against Boeing. The Justice Department previously stated Boeing had violated agreements made following two fatal 737 MAX crashes. The decision to prosecute Boeing must be made by July 7th. If prosecuted, it would deepen Boeing's ongoing crisis. Family members of the crash victims have criticized the 2021 agreement and urged prosecutors to impose a fine of nearly $25 billion and pursue criminal charges against Boeing and its executives.
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Reported 11 months ago
The article discusses the recent stock splits of AI-related semiconductor companies Nvidia, Broadcom, and Lam Research, highlighting the benefits they each bring in the artificial intelligence sector. It examines their valuations, growth potentials, and potential risks involved, suggesting that despite Nvidia's strong performance, Broadcom and Lam Research may offer safer investments with diversified businesses and lower valuations.
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Reported 11 months ago
FTNN News Network reported on June 24, 2024 that a man in Kaohsiung died last year after seeking medical help for headaches. Earlier reports claimed that samples taken from his brain revealed the presence of the 'Naegleria fowleri amoeba,' commonly known as the 'brain-eating amoeba,' leading to encephalitis and ultimately his death. However, the Kaohsiung Health Bureau clarified today that the patient was diagnosed with 'amebic dysentery' instead. The Bureau emphasized that there have been no confirmed cases of 'Naegleria fowleri amoeba meningoencephalitis' in Taiwan so far this year.
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Reported 11 months ago
A 9-year-old boy claimed to have seen a stranger in the kitchen while attempting to sneak a midnight snack, and later felt someone watching him from the ventilation shaft in his room. Despite informing his parents, they dismissed it as his imagination. It wasn't until a foul odor and maggots emerged from the ventilation system that the parents discovered an unknown corpse hidden in their ceiling, confirming the child's claims. The strange events were triggered by the remains of sweet and sour spare ribs left uneaten, leading the boy to discover signs of an intruder in their home.
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Reported 11 months ago
The article discusses how AI technology, specifically ChatGPT, has been used to provide Tarot card readings online. Users can interact with ChatGPT by typing 'I want to know my Tarot card reading' and receive a Tarot card reading based on their chosen topic. While some netizens find the readings surprisingly accurate, others express concerns about whether AI technology will replace human Tarot readers. Many believe that AI readings are currently quite basic and lack the emotional support and analytical abilities provided by human Tarot readers, especially in terms of addressing core issues and emotional nuances. Additionally, AI technology may struggle with traditional Chinese cultural practices like the I Ching, Bagua, and Zi Wei Dou Shu. Overall, the article emphasizes that while ChatGPT can provide entertainment and fun readings, one should not let it influence one's life decisions too significantly.
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Reported 11 months ago
The Chinese yuan is nearing the lower edge of its trading range against the US dollar, causing disruptions in certain currency transactions with shorter settlement periods. This has led to a halt in overnight swaps due to the implied yuan price falling outside the permitted daily band. Concerns over yuan depreciation pressure are rising as the currency trades at a seven-month low, prompting the People’s Bank of China to manage the decline cautiously to avoid capital outflows and maintain stability. The weakening yuan reflects a decline in sentiment towards China's economy, as investors turn to havens amidst a bond market rally and expectations of further monetary stimulus.
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Reported 11 months ago
A conflict broke out in Nantun District, Taichung, where a female passenger, surnamed Li, on the Green 1 line bus wanted to get off at 'Fengle Park Station' but was scolded and swore at by the driver, surnamed Chen, for swiping her card too early to get off, causing a dispute. Li filed a complaint, and the bus company, Zhonglu Bus, is investigating the incident and considering disciplinary actions. The driver's past behavior and the incident involving a visually impaired passenger have also been brought to light, leading to concerns from other passengers. The police have been informed, and the company is taking steps to address the situation.
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Reported 11 months ago
Choi Ji Woo, with her wealthy husband Choi Joon Hee, and their two sons, were seen getting ready to enter a football match in Germany. Their 8-year-old son bears a striking resemblance to Choi Ji Woo, while the 6-year-old looks more like his father. Fans praised the family's good looks and noted that the boys were wearing Dutch team jerseys, suggesting they are fans of the team. The couple's marriage history was also briefly mentioned, as they were childhood friends who began dating in 2010 and were once rumored to be facing a rough patch but dismissed the rumors together.
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Reported 11 months ago
During Aaron Kwok's concert in Chengdu, fans celebrated his 58th birthday with a massive chorus of birthday songs, despite his warning not to do so. Despite his reluctance for a birthday celebration, fans still gathered to sing to him, even at his hotel lobby. Kwok, known for his love of motorcycles, rode one on stage and even brought a mini electric bike, causing a buzz on social media. The concert marks part of his 'Aaron Kwok 2024 World Tour,' with upcoming shows in Malaysia, Canada, and other cities. Kwok mentioned his preference for a simple and joyful life as he plans to visit his parents in Changhua after work commitments. Special motorcycle-themed decorations were prepared for his birthday celebration at the concert.
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Reported 11 months ago
On June 24, 2024, entertainer Youtian's son-in-law Chen Jian was implicated in a fraud ring as a money collector handling 7.24 million NT dollars. After being caught, he deceived upstream money collectors to assist the police in making arrests, but he denies the charges. The New Taipei District Prosecutors Office, considering the significant losses caused by Chen Jian's actions, has prosecuted him for suspected fraud and requested a heavy sentence. The case involved a total of six victims with losses amounting to 18.75 million NT dollars, with Chen Jian handling around 7.24 million NT dollars. Chen Jian was indicted for fraud and other charges, with the prosecution requesting a severe penalty. Editor-in-Chief: Yu Weining.
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Reported 11 months ago
KID在社群分享護照慘況，護照疑似泡水需烘乾，大蛇丸回應表示熟練處理。大蛇丸分享教學影片，講述自己曾將護照放進洗衣機，入境仍順利但建議辦新護照。
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Reported 11 months ago
FTNN News Network, June 24, 2024, 4:00 AM: Following an initial drop of 129.08 points, the Taiwan stock market struggled throughout the day, closing with the weighted index down 439.69 points at 22813.7, a 1.89% decrease, with a trading volume of 4992.67 billion NT dollars. While home living and green energy stocks showed some strength, the electronics and electrical sectors experienced a significant decline, especially semiconductors which dropped by 3.11%. Major tech stocks such as TSMC, MediaTek, Foxconn, Quanta, and Delta all closed in the red. Overall, the market trended lower with a few exceptions in various stock groups.
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Reported 11 months ago
On June 24, 2024, a 30-year-old man named Leonardo Urbano in Australia earned around 100,000 Australian Dollars (approximately 2.16 million New Taiwan Dollars) in 2023 by dumpster diving, collecting valuable items like designer bags and clothes. Urbano practices 'dumpster diving,' a term for collecting discarded items that others might find useful, driven not only by poverty but also thriftiness, environmental consciousness, and a keen eye for value. His haul over four years includes 50 TVs, 30 fridges, 20+ washing machines, 50 computers and laptops, 15 sofas, 50 vacuum cleaners, over 150 pots, and more. Urbano sells these items after refurbishing them, earning him a substantial income and enabling him to furnish his home cost-free.
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Reported 11 months ago
China recently issued a new regulation on Taiwan independence, announcing the death penalty as the highest punishment for those splitting the country. The DPP Secretary-General criticized China's logic, stating that based on it, all 23 million Taiwanese who elected the president are pro-independence, making even President Hou Yu-yi and Mayor Ko Wen-je culprits intending to split China. The DPP stressed that Taiwan is a sovereign independent state and that China's one-sided 'punishing independence' opinion holds no jurisdiction or legal force in Taiwan. The DPP encouraged China to face Taiwanese public opinion, stop pressuring Taiwanese people, and engage in dialogue with Taiwan's elected government to improve cross-strait relations and maintain regional peace.
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Reported 11 months ago
On June 24, 2024, at 5:27 AM, artist Tang Chiping's mother was found dead on the rooftop of their home, with Tang himself refusing to claim the body and sign necessary documents since then. Later, a series of bizarre behaviors emerged, with Tang being spotted wandering in Toucheng last night with an 'unstable mental state,' hitting cars on the road. The police arrived, found no harm done, verbally advised Tang, and he left on his own. The Jiaoxi police station urged caution to the public when walking at night, emphasizing vigilance around vehicles to prevent accidents.
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Reported 11 months ago
On June 24, 2024, President Lai Ching-te hosted a state banquet for the Prime Minister and his wife of Saint Kitts and Nevis. President Lai welcomed Prime Minister Terrance Drew and his wife with military honors for bilateral discussions aiming to strengthen the cooperation between Taiwan and Saint Kitts and Nevis in various fields. Both leaders exchanged congratulatory messages, with Prime Minister Drew highlighting the importance of the enduring friendship between the two nations and expressing gratitude for Taiwan's support in sustainable development, renewable energy, innovation, and sustainable agriculture in Saint Kitts and Nevis.
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