Reported 8 months ago
A young man on Threads claimed to earn over 200,000 a month, emphasizing that he works in an entertainment city and not involved in fraud. The post sparked discussions online, with many criticizing the legality of working in an entertainment city. People voiced concerns over potential illegal activities and debated whether such actions were deceitful or just methods for recruiting underlings. The incident shed light on the increasing number of young people mistakenly joining the gambling industry and facing legal consequences, emphasizing the importance of avoiding unethical behaviors.
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Reported 8 months ago
The internet sensation Ray, once dubbed as the 'strongest high school student in Taiwan,' has been making headlines recently. From hanging out with global renowned streamer Kai Cenat during his graduation ceremony in Taiwan to participating in live show projects in the United States with million-follower influencers, Ray's popularity is soaring. Recently, Ray was even spotted at a mall in the US having fun on amusement park rides with Kim Kardashian and her entourage, showcasing her growing influence. The Taiwanese netizens are envious of Ray's close interactions with international celebrities.
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Reported 8 months ago
In the morning of June 18, 2024, Chen attacked Yang with a machete on Zhonghua Road in Luzhou, New Taipei City. The incident stemmed from Yang owing Chen, his 47-year-old friend, NT$25,000 and Chen confronting him with a machete. During the heated argument, Yang was severely wounded with multiple cuts, even having a large piece of his face skin sliced off and falling onto the road. A compassionate man helped pick up the face skin and rushed Yang to the hospital on a motorcycle in hopes of assisting with stitching. The local residents were left fearful and anxious after the incident, casting a shadow on the area's safety. It is a stern reminder to reject all forms of violence and seek help from professionals to protect one's safety and others'.
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Reported 8 months ago
As the South Korean group aespa, dubbed the 'AI girl group,' returned with a new album recently, they have been dominating music charts. However, a 38-year-old Korean male netizen faced criticism from his wife for liking aespa member Winter, leading to a heated argument and thoughts of divorce. The incident triggered a debate online, with one side saying the wife was just jealous, while the other side emphasized the importance of basic etiquette in marriage.
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Reported 8 months ago
The popular Japanese food manga 'Gourmet Glutton!' has sparked controversy by setting the final chapter's 'World Championship' in Taiwan, prompting backlash from a Chinese pirate translation team who refused to translate due to political sensitivities. This decision has led to discussions among Taiwanese and Japanese netizens, with some joking that starting stories in Taiwan could prevent piracy.
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Reported 8 months ago
Scholar Liu Baijun highlighted the potential infiltration of 'Mazu Temples' as United Front bases during a forum held by the DPP China Department. Research showed that the unstable believers at urban Mazu Temples in Kaohsiung have been influenced by the United Front. By analyzing voting data from 2014 to 2020 elections, it was found that some Mazu Temple-located villages turned 'red' due to Chinese United Front influence, impacting voter support. Liu Baijun expressed concern over the infiltration of temples by the United Front, questioning the Communist Party's discussion of beliefs despite being atheists. This underscores the ongoing battle to protect democracy in Taiwan against subtle but impactful United Front tactics.
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Reported 8 months ago
Lin Po-Hung, the ambassador of this year's Taipei Film Festival, collaborates with 9 outstanding actors including Wang Po-Chieh. The festival introduces the 'Extraordinary Actors' project, unveiling profiles of Wang Po-Chieh, Li Mu, Sung Yun-Hua, Li Pei-Yu, Lin Po-Hung, Ke Jia-Yan, Yao Chun-Yao, Fu Meng-Pei, and Hsieh Ying-Hsuan. The actors' individual image videos were premiering on a new YouTube channel 'TaiwanPlus Arts and Culture'. Director Huang Ching-Min and the actors started brainstorming and creating content since February, with performance guidance by Huang Tsai-Yi. Each actor's passion for acting was explored, with unique performances showcased by the likes of Wang Po-Chieh, Li Mu, Sung Yun-Hua, Li Pei-Yu, Lin Po-Hung, Ke Jia-Yan, Yao Chun-Yao, Fu Meng-Pei, and Hsieh Ying-Hsuan, reflecting their different approaches and talents in acting.
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Reported 8 months ago
A recent survey by the Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation shows that 51.9% of the public supports the Executive Yuan's proposal regarding 'Parliamentary Reform,' with the People's Party experiencing a 3.9% decline in support. In terms of party preference, the survey indicates 37.4% support for the Democratic Progressive Party, 17.8% for the Kuomintang, and 14.3% for the People's Party. The survey also reveals shifts in support for different parties compared to the previous month, with the Democratic Progressive Party maintaining its lead and overall public support surpassing that of the Kuomintang and the People's Party combined. The data also shows a significant rise in neutral voters by 7.7%. Besides political party support, the survey measured public sentiment towards various political figures and issues, including a positive rating towards Huang Jen-hsun. The survey was conducted by the Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation and the results provide insights into the political landscape leading up to the 2024 presidential and legislative elections.
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Reported 8 months ago
White An, a protege of Mayday, recently created the theme song 'A Messy Dream' for the drama 'Happy House Incident Book'. In the music video, she plays an OL, depicting the exhaustion of office work and sporting smudged 'messy' eye makeup, which she found to be a fun and fresh experience. The upbeat and light-hearted song quickly climbed to the top of KKBOX's real-time chart, hinting at a rhythmic style for her upcoming album, leaving fans eagerly anticipating it.
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Reported 8 months ago
A year after the experimental submersible Titan imploded on its way to the Titanic, unanswered questions remain as investigators are still working on understanding the incident. The Titan was owned by OceanGate, which suspended operations after the tragedy. The investigation's results won't be released by the anniversary, with a public hearing expected in two months. Despite the Titan tragedy, the exploration community remains committed to deep-sea missions, with upcoming visits to the Titanic planned.
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Reported 8 months ago
Celebrity Hong Tang, known for her sexy image, recently shared photos of her newborn twins on their full moon celebration. Revealing she was pregnant in March, she unexpectedly announced the birth of dragon and phoenix twins. The actress, who has a stunning figure, often appears on variety shows and magazines. She shared a heartwarming post on June 10, celebrating the full moon of her son and daughter, along with wishes for everyone's happiness and safety.
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Reported 8 months ago
Australia's Reserve Bank decided to keep its interest rate at 4.35%, signaling a cautious approach towards potential rate changes due to stubborn inflation. The central bank aims to manage consumer prices while acknowledging robust job growth post-pandemic. With a hawkish tone, the RBA emphasized the need to stay vigilant on inflation risks, even as it maintains a data-driven stance. Comparisons with previous statements reveal a shift in language concerning inflation, positioning the RBA on a differing policy trajectory compared to some other global central banks.
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Reported 8 months ago
Kaohsiung Beer Music Festival will be held from July 5th to 7th this year, featuring South Korean goddess Jessica performing with popular band 五告人 for the first time. They will sing songs like 'Set Me Free' and 'Good Hardly' together, creating excitement among fans. Jessica expressed her joy for this new collaboration and revealed her admiration for 五告人's music. This special performance has been highly anticipated as both artists prepare for the event with enthusiasm.
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Reported 8 months ago
In a music video for the drama 'Happy House Incident File', singer Bai An wore office attire and 'messy eye makeup' directed by the drama's director Tsai Yi-fen. After the shoot, Bai An wore the makeup in a taxi casually, with the driver unfazed. Bai An revealed that the song 'Messy Dreams' describes her mental state, hinting at a rhythmic style for her upcoming album. The MV portrays the most beautiful OL look as Bai An embraces simplicity and happiness in pursuing dreams.
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Reported 8 months ago
At the '7-ELEVEN Kaohsiung Beer Music Festival,' happening from July 5th to 7th, JESSICA will team up with popular Taiwanese band GOSHROCK for the first time to perform JESSICA's 'Set Me Free' and GOSHROCK's 'Not Easy.' This marks JESSICA's first time performing with a band and GOSHROCK's first collaboration with a Korean artist. Both parties are looking forward to this new and exciting collaboration, which has been in preparation for nearly two months and is set to be a major highlight of this year's music festivals.
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Reported 8 months ago
Following Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun's announcement of the humanoid robot project, it triggered an investment craze in the robot industry. Among the 'robot/smart machinery concept stocks,' Bin Tai's stock price surged from 15.3 yuan on May 22 to a recent high of 26.5 yuan, then dropped to 20.5 yuan in four trading days. In the past five trading days, it hit three consecutive limit up boards, with today's price breaking the previous high at 28.6 yuan, rising by 2.6 yuan. Bin Tai, established in 1981, is a leading domestic manufacturer of food and beverage machinery equipment. Its stock price has surged by 87% in recent months, with today's price breaking the previous high.
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Reported 8 months ago
Taiwan's stock market hit a new high with the index reaching up to 22,787 points during the day and closing at 22,757 points, while TSMC saw a significant increase of 22 Taiwan dollars to close at 943 Taiwan dollars, setting a new high. Analysts are optimistic about the market with expectations of a further 1,000 points increase, especially with TSMC likely to reach 1,000 Taiwan dollars soon. However, there are concerns about geopolitical risks affecting market performance. The market opened with a surge of 291 points, led by semiconductor and electronics stocks like Ky, and Kuny, with some stocks hitting the limit-up within minutes of trading. Despite the bright performance, some investors are cautious about entering the market in the short term, pointing out the need to monitor risks like geopolitical issues and high P/E ratio stocks.
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Reported 8 months ago
Biofuel groups are envisioning a future where passenger jets could be fueled by corn-based ethanol grown on vast Midwest acres, aiming to create a new market for ethanol. However, the plan faces challenges due to the reliance on federal tax credits triggered by carbon dioxide capture at refineries and the opposition to pipeline construction from landowners, environmental groups, and property rights advocates. Approval of pipelines has been difficult, with companies facing opposition and delays, and key decisions pending in states like Iowa. The renewable fuels industry sees the sustainable aviation fuel market as essential for rural prosperity, but meeting the stringent carbon reduction requirements remains a hurdle. The industry is banking on carbon capture pipelines to secure tax credits and make sustainable aviation fuel competitive with traditional jet fuel in the future.
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Reported 8 months ago
China's recent property support measures have led to increased transactions in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai, while smaller localities are still struggling in the real estate market. Despite policies like cutting minimum mortgage rates and downpayments, smaller cities continue to face challenges due to structural oversupply issues. Analysts suggest that more support is needed for smaller city governments to stabilize these markets and reduce inventories, with gradual measures expected instead of immediate solutions.
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Reported 8 months ago
During a power outage on June 18, 2024, in Taichung's Longjing District, a Taiwan Power Company employee suffered second-degree burns on his face and neck after a transformer exploded when he accidentally touched it with a long rod during maintenance. The incident, suspected to be caused by a short circuit in the transformer's circuit, led to the insulation oil spraying and burning the worker. He was hospitalized in stable condition, with investigations ongoing to determine the exact cause and ensure safety protocols were followed.
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Reported 8 months ago
A woman in Taipei fell from a building on Songjiang Road, sustaining multiple fractures and showing no signs of life when rescuers arrived. Despite being rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment, she did not survive. Initial investigations by authorities found a chair on the rooftop, ruling out external intervention, but the woman's identity and the cause of the incident are still unknown. Remember, seeking help is not a sign of weakness; there are always ways to overcome difficulties in life. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out for assistance through various helplines provided. The article also covers other news stories such as a love triangle in a nursing home, infidelity at a workplace, and a chaotic live-streaming incident involving a Tesla being vandalized in Taipei.
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Reported 8 months ago
陳盈潔因觸犯罪入獄後患急性腎衰竭、敗血症，入院8個月仍處於艱難階段。友人許常德爆料她仍需幫助，因醫藥費高近進行募款說唱會，許多藝人支持，7月將在台南舉行表演，呼籲大眾伸出援手。
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Reported 8 months ago
Regarding the sighting of a Chinese Communist submarine surfacing in the Taiwan Strait by fishermen in Penghu, Defense Minister Gou Yuxiong stated that they have some information, but when asked about the submarine model and intentions, Gou mentioned they are currently 'maintaining'. However, it is known that this is the second time in a year that a Chinese Communist submarine has surfaced in the same area, sparking speculation on whether it was due to malfunction or for deterrence purposes.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 18, 2024, at 12:59 am, a sudden power outage occurred in the Neihu Science Park. Taipower stated that at 11:18 am, a feeder line trip caused 655 households in Neihu District of Taipei City, including Jiangnan Street, Yangguang Street, Ruiguang Road, Ruihu Street, to lose power. After emergency repairs, over 50% (347 households) had power restored within 3 minutes, over 85% (564 households) by 12:09 pm, and full restoration was achieved by 12:26 pm. Taipower attributed the outage to a feeder line trip at 11:18 am.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 18, 2024, at 12:59 am, Neihu Science Park in Taipei experienced a sudden power outage. Taipower stated that at 11:18 am, a feeder jumping incident caused 655 households in areas like Jiangnan Street, Sunshine Street, Ruiguang Road, and Ruihu Street to lose power. Through swift repairs, over 50% (347 households) were restored within 3 minutes, over 85% (564 households) by 12:09 pm, and full power was restored by 12:26 pm. Taipower explained that the outage was due to feeder jumping at 11:18 am, affecting 655 households in Neihu, Taipei.
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