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Emotional Moment as Andy Lau Cries When Singing, Reveals Inner Feelings: Upholding Beliefs

Reported 8 months ago

Xu Weixiang, a nominee for Best New Artist at this year's Golden Melody Awards, attended Andy Lau's concert at Taipei Arena where he shed tears as soon as Lau started singing. Xu, who sees Lau as a role model, expressed his deep admiration for Lau's singing and vowed to continue following Lau's example in the future. Xu shared how Lau's music has influenced him since childhood, and how the concert reinforced Lau's commitment and beliefs through his unique voice and emotions, leaving Xu deeply moved and inspired.

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ARK 社投資指南:買入這支股票可望狂漲 505%

Reported 8 months ago

根據 Cathie Wood 的 Ark Invest,這篇文章探討了金融科技公司 Block(NYSE: SQ)的投資情況。在 2020 年 9 月時,Ark 估計 Block 到 2025 年將達到每股 375 美元,但其股價實際上已下跌超過 50%。不過,現在的目標價格暗示 Block 股票將從目前的每股 62 美元飆升 505%。文章深入解析 Block 的營運現況、財務表現以及 ARK Invest 對其估值模型與現實情況的調和。

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Taiwan Stock Market Slightly Declines by 8 Points as Foreign Investors Turn Net Sellers of NT$15.9 Billion, Particularly in TSMC

Reported 8 months ago

On June 17, 2024, the Taiwanese stock market slightly fell by 8.19 points to 22,496.53 points, with net selling of NT$164.77 billion by major institutional investors after trading. Foreign investors shifted from three consecutive buying days to net selling of NT$159.38 billion, reducing holdings in insurance, shipping, and construction sectors. Notably, TSMC was among the top three stocks sold off. During the day, local proprietary traders and foreign investors sold off significantly. The New Taiwan Dollar closed at NT$32.385 against the US Dollar. The post-trading data showed that foreign investors decreased their holdings in multiple major stocks, including TSMC. Last week, foreign investors had net bought NT$35.758 billion in Taiwanese stocks. For more news, click the link.

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Blue-White Cooperation in Parliament Reform Faces Executive Branch's Challenge, Latest Poll: 51.9% Majority Public Support

Reported 8 months ago

Reports from FTNN News on June 17, 2024, reveal that the blue-white cooperation between legislators for the 'Parliament Reform' amendment version has drawn criticism from the ruling party for expanding parliamentary powers. The President has endorsed the Executive Yuan's proposal for reconsideration. A survey by the Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation shows that 51.9% of the public supports the Executive Yuan's reconsideration, with only the 20-24 age group having less than half in support. This signals strong public support for the Executive Yuan's challenge to the Parliament Reform amendment passed by blue and white legislators.

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Taiwan Urged by Wu Chun-cheng to Expedite the Proposal of the 'School Meal Act' Version, Recognizing Taiwan's Half a Century Lag Behind Japan and South Korea

Reported 8 months ago

Legislator Wu Chun-cheng from the People First Party emphasized the importance of passing the 'School Meal Act,' stating that Taiwan is already half a century behind Japan and South Korea in this aspect. He urged the Ministry of Education to swiftly propose a version, allowing the Legislative Yuan to discuss and pass it in the upcoming session. Wu noted the need for balancing various issues in system design to achieve consensus on factors such as reasonable profits for providers, parental and school contributions, governmental support, and meeting student needs.

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Violent Crash Injures 2 at 'Yuzhen Zhai' in Lukang, Zhanghua - Shop Suffers Losses Over a Million... Striving to Reopen Tomorrow

Reported 8 months ago

A well-known century-old shop in Zhanghua, Yuzhen Zhai, located at the entrance of the Lukang Temple, was hit by a minivan for unknown reasons, injuring two individuals including the driver and customers inside the shop. The impact caused damages estimated over a million to the business, prompting the owners to quickly repair the storefront in hopes of resuming operations by tomorrow. The incident left the shop in chaos with shattered glass doors and scattered goods, as investigations continue to determine the cause of the crash involving the 61-year-old driver. Witnesses described the minivan unexpectedly accelerating into the shop, potentially mistaking the gas pedal for the brake. Both the driver and the affected 56-year-old man sustained minor injuries and are expected to recover.

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Have You Purchased the Free Injury Insurance for New Taipei City YouBike? Rental Will Not Be Possible After July 1

Reported 8 months ago

The public bicycle injury insurance coverage rate for New Taipei City YouBike has exceeded 70%, with the city government urging those who have not yet purchased insurance to do so as soon as possible to continue renting vehicles after July 1. Additionally, starting on July 1, senior citizens holding the Elderly Love Card in New Taipei City can use 480 points per month on YouBike 2.0 and YouBike 2.0E, and are reminded to purchase insurance. Taipei City, New Taipei City, and Taoyuan City announced in May this year that starting from July 1, public bicycle injury insurance must be purchased to rent YouBike 2.0E. Those who have not completed the YouBike 2.0 injury insurance willingness survey by July 1 will not be able to rent YouBike 2.0.

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《腦筋急轉彎2》全球票房飆升 全台穩坐冠軍

Reported 8 months ago

皮克斯動畫片《腦筋急轉彎2》在北美首周票房突破1億5500萬美元,全球票房更達到2億9千5百萬美元,同時在台灣票房表現亮眼,本周票房冠軍,全台票房約新台幣7522萬元。這部電影已成為過去18個月北美開片票房第二高的作品,展望未來暑期更多重點大片上映,期待能延續成功風潮。

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Limited Time Offer on Luxury Bags: GUCCI, BV, YSL 16% off at Checkout! Best Value for Balenciaga Bag Saves Over 40,000, Only Available on 6/18

Reported 8 months ago

For one day only on 6/18, luxury bags and accessories from top brands like GUCCI, BV, YSL, and Balenciaga are available at 16% off at checkout. With prices ranging from 20,000 to 50,000, shoppers can save up to 40,000 on selected bags, making it a highly cost-effective deal. Don't miss this limited-time offer, set your alarm and grab your favorites while you can!

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Ceiling Collapse at Graduation Ceremony Injures 2 Parents in Jiale County Fule Primary School

Reported 8 months ago

During the graduation ceremony held at Fule Primary School in Minxiong Township, Jiale County on June 17, 2024, the ceiling collapsed possibly due to water leakage, injuring 2 parents below. One parent suffered a torn arm but was conscious and not severely injured, and has been sent to Chiayi Christian Hospital for treatment. The school suspects that roof leakage caused the ceiling to collapse and further investigation is ongoing. This unexpected incident occurred around 10 a.m. during the graduation ceremony, causing head injuries to 2 parents, with one sustaining a torn arm.

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Taiwan Ministry of Education Renews Agreement with UC Berkeley, Awards Scholarships for 5 Taiwanese PhD Students Annually

Reported 8 months ago

The Taiwan Ministry of Education and the University of California, Berkeley, renewed the 'Taiwan-UC Berkeley Scholarship' memorandum on June 17, 2024, to encourage outstanding Taiwanese students to pursue doctoral degrees at UC Berkeley. The agreement, signed by UC Berkeley's Vice Chancellor for Research Administration Kairi Williams and Taiwan Ministry of Education's Acting Director-General of the International and Mainland China Education Affairs, extends the scholarship program for 5 more years, with 5 Taiwanese students selected annually to receive funding shared by both parties for tuition and living expenses. The collaboration aims to deepen academic exchanges, nurture top talents, and support young scholars in pursuing their academic dreams.

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Michigan Couple Takes Bullets to Protect Children from Mass Shooting at Water Park

Reported 8 months ago

In Michigan, United States, a couple took 7 bullets while using their bodies to shield their children during a random shooting incident at a water park. The incident left 9 people injured, including Micayla and Eric Coughlin, and occurred in Oakland County's Rochester Hills. The couple's heroic act of protecting their 2-year-old and 7-month-old children saved the kids from harm. The shooter later committed suicide, and the incident has reignited discussions on gun control in the US, particularly in states like Michigan known for lenient gun laws.

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Jacky Cheung Concert Faces Challenges! Expresses Frustration: the Virus is Really Unkind

Reported 8 months ago

In an exclusive report, famous singer Jacky Cheung encountered health challenges again during his concert finale, showing new symptoms. He expressed frustration over the severe impact of the virus on him, making the entire touring process very tough. Despite his health issues, Jacky Cheung insisted on completing the final show, garnering enthusiastic applause and praise from the audience. His fans expressed deep concern for his health and encouraged his recovery. Jacky Cheung plans to focus on resting and recuperating after the concert, temporarily not scheduling new performance plans, with hopes of returning to the stage in better condition in the future.

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Han Kuo-yu Shares 67th Birthday Celebration Photos! Enjoying Cake and Revealing Three Wishes, Over 20,000 Han Fans Congratulate

Reported 8 months ago

On June 17, 2024, at 4:36 a.m., Legislative Yuan Speaker Han Kuo-yu celebrated his 67th birthday with colleagues by eating cake. Many Kuomintang members and lawmakers joined in the celebration. Han Kuo-yu shared birthday photos on Facebook, expressing wishes for national security, people's well-being, and prosperity. Despite political tensions, Han Kuo-yu has shown wisdom in mediating disputes in parliament and has received numerous birthday wishes and flower baskets from various officials and businesses, showcasing his popularity.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Suspected of Unearthing Ruins in Halted Construction, Netizens Surprised: Counterattack from History Majors?

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) planned to set up 2 CoWoS factories in Chiayi County Science Park, with the first factory already under construction. During the geological drilling process, suspected ruins were discovered, leading to a temporary halt in construction. Netizens on PTT jokingly commented about a 'revenge of the history majors.' Meanwhile, university admissions for the 113th academic year saw National Cheng Kung University's history department having no students admitted, speculated to be related to the AI trend, with public concern over the focus on STEM fields and neglect of humanities.

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Taiwanese Travel to Japan and Korea, Rarely Visit China - Inconvenient to Travel?

Reported 8 months ago

After the pandemic, many Taiwanese people have been eager to travel abroad, with a preference for Japan and Korea. A netizen pointed out the trend of Taiwanese travelers choosing Japan and Korea over China, expressing confusion over the reluctance to share experiences in China on social media. Reasons cited include the hassle of obtaining the required documents, concerns about societal differences and safety, and unfriendly payment methods for tourists in China. This reluctance to visit China contrasts with the enthusiasm to share travel experiences in Japan and Korea, with some attributing it to cultural and convenience factors.

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Actor Zhang Shuwei Seeks 'Ex-Girlfriend' Help in Wedding Preparation, Anger Sparks as Plan Goes Awry

Reported 8 months ago

Actor Zhang Shuwei recently got married and is also involved in a drama where he and actress Huang Peijia are preparing for a wedding scene, with their friend Yung Tu (played by Lin Tingyu) helping out. However, the plan goes wrong, leading to drama both on and off-screen as it is revealed that Yung Tu and Zhang Shuwei were once in a relationship. The conflict escalates on the show when Zhang's character reacts negatively to the surprise wedding photos, causing hurt feelings and questioning of their relationship. This leads to a heated exchange and Yung Tu angrily calling out Zhang for his bad temper, raising doubts about their compatibility.

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Hu Ge Shines in Suit and Reveals Abs in 'In Bloom' – Fans Excitedly Comment: Reaching New Levels of Handsomeness

Reported 8 months ago

Reported by Du Pei Xue on June 17, 2024, Hu Ge's portrayal of 'Bao Zong' in the drama 'In Bloom,' has captivated fans with his charisma. Fans are thrilled by his character transformation and stunning visuals, especially when he reveals his sculpted abs in a suit. The drama's recreation of the vibrant nightlife of 1990s Shanghai and the meticulous set design, including a 200-meter reconstruction of the famous 'Huanghe Road,' have also garnered praise. With an increase in online views and subscription growth, it seems the drama is resonating well with the audience, drawing comparisons to renowned director Wong Kar-wai's visual style.

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Rosé Makes Grand Entrance! SF Genius Surprises as VCR MC, Revealing Impressive K-POP Concert Lineup

Reported 8 months ago

On June 17, 2024, the complete lineup for the K-POP concert 'K-MEGA CONCERT in Kaohsiung,' featuring a star-studded cast, was officially announced. The super popular female singer Rosé will perform, while the second-generation legend from Super Junior will serve as the VCR MC. Rosé, known as the 'Queen of the Stage,' has a massive global fan base and recently completed a solo concert; she will now participate in the concert in Kaohsiung, bringing many hit songs to delight fans. Additionally, other female idols such as Wen Fang, Xuanmei, and the group Red Velvet have recently made comebacks with new singles, making this concert their first overseas performance after their glamorous returns. Tickets for the concert have been opened for registration via a lottery system, with the official sales beginning soon.

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【Update】Chinese Speedboat Invades Tamsui River, Ruan Arrested for Violation of Immigration Law and Detained Without Visitation

Reported 8 months ago

Ruan Fangyong, a Chinese national, was caught on June 9th driving a speedboat from Fujian straight into the mouth of Tamsui River and arrested at Fisherman's Wharf by coastguard personnel. Despite claiming to seek freedom, suspicions arose that it was China testing gray zone tactics. To clarify Ruan's motive, Shilin District Prosecutors' Office interrogated him for violating the Immigration Law and facing the risk of fleeing, leading to his arrest and detention without visitation. Ruan, who had served as a naval vessel captain in China, declared his journey to Taiwan was prompted by restrictions on his freedom of speech in China via WeChat posts.

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Legislator Tsai Chi-Chang Secures Central Government Subsidy for Comprehensive Renovation of Surrounding Roads at Dajia Youshi Industrial Park

Reported 8 months ago

On June 17, 2024, Legislator Tsai Chi-Chang invited officials to inspect the Dajia Youshi Industrial Park in an effort to secure a central government subsidy for the renovation of roads in the area totaling 31.5 million NT dollars, with the central and city governments sharing the cost equally. The project aims to improve pedestrian safety and comfort, with completion expected by the end of November next year. Tsai also pushed for the extension of the improvement project to encompass an additional area, emphasizing the enhancement of the overall pedestrian environment for the nearby residential areas, schools, sports facilities, and elderly care centers.

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KMT Criticizes Digital ID Documents Being Redacted, Ministry of the Interior: Personal Information Covered by Law

Reported 8 months ago

The Kuomintang (KMT) criticized the government at a press conference for blacking out digital identity card documents, questioning what the government fears. The Ministry of the Interior responded that they have provided relevant digital ID information to the Legislative Yuan as required by law, with personal information legally redacted. The KMT accused the government of hiding spending details and possible favoritism towards certain companies, highlighting the importance of parliamentary reform. The Ministry reiterated its compliance with the Legislative Yuan's requests and the need to keep certain details confidential until report submissions were completed, promising to provide lawful data when required.

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Taiwan Semiconductor's CoWoS Plant in Chiayi Suspended! Suspected Discovery of Relics, Cultural Affairs Bureau Conducting Salvage Excavation

Reported 8 months ago

FTNN reported that Taiwan Semiconductor's two CoWoS advanced packaging plants started construction in Chiayi Science Park in May, but in June, construction was halted due to a suspected discovery of relics, leading to an emergency suspension as per cultural heritage preservation regulations. Chiayi County's Cultural and Tourism Bureau members inspected the site and initiated salvage excavation efforts. The planned CoWoS plants were expected to provide over 3,000 job opportunities but are now delayed due to the relic discovery, believed to be the 'Taibao Farm Site.' Taiwan Semiconductor hopes to proceed with the construction of the second CoWoS plant without delaying the project timeline.

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Accountants Sentenced in Kang-You Case; Ernst & Young: Will Appeal Hopes for Justice and Clear Name

Reported 8 months ago

In the Kang-You-KY case, former Chairman Huang Wenlie and other conspirators were sentenced for embezzling 20.1 billion NT dollars, harming thousands of investors. Two accountants involved in the case were sentenced to two and a half years in prison. Ernst & Young expressed regret and will appeal after reviewing the verdict, hoping for justice to clear their names. The Taipei District Court also handed down severe sentences to other individuals involved in the case, including former legislator Wu Guangxun and company executives. Ernst & Young stated that the verdict did not involve the signing accountants directly and emphasized the potential impact on the accounting industry and securities market stability.

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Chen Jinghui Reveals Accurate Personality Description for People Born on Han Kuo-yu's 67th Birthday

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Today is Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu's 67th birthday, with Kuomintang lawmakers sending flowers and blessings while sharing their experiences with Han. Among them, KMT lawmaker Chen Jinghui not only sent her well wishes but also shared the popular 'birthday personality description' trend, stating that those born on June 17th are always focused on advancing towards their goals. Chen also mentioned that while they may appear good at organizing life, their high self-standards could burden those around them, and if they have loyal followers or subordinates, their moral standards may be higher and very strict, demanding absolute obedience.

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