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Mushrooms: To Soak or Not? Experts Reveal Correct Cleaning Method Many People Get Wrong

Reported about 1 year ago

Mushrooms are rich in beneficial polysaccharides, but many people are unsure how to clean them properly. According to health expert Tan Dun-ci, when dealing with fresh mushrooms, it's essential not to soak them in water first to prevent the loss of their original flavor. The correct method is to wipe off dirt with a kitchen paper towel, or rinse briefly under running water if desired, then dry before cooking. Tan Dun-ci also shared tips on selecting and storing mushrooms to maintain freshness and flavor.

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19-Year-Old Sister Has Sexual Relationship with 15-Year-Old Boyfriend, He Feels Comfortable, Probation Reason Revealed

Reported about 1 year ago

A 19-year-old girl named Zheng in Kaohsiung had a sexual relationship with her 15-year-old boyfriend, and due to the lack of coercion and mutual consent during the process, the judge eventually granted her probation. Despite being sentenced to 3 months for the offense of having sex with a minor, the probation was given based on their reconciliation, with the condition of participating in a 2-hour legal education program, and the case can still be appealed. The judgement detailed the girl's knowing involvement with the minor in 2022, emphasizing the satisfaction of her desires leading to the sexual encounters, with the boy initially reluctant but later willing to continue. The mother of the boy reported to the police after discovering the incidents. The girl admitted her actions, attributing them to a momentary lapse of judgment, and expressed willingness to reconcile with her underage boyfriend before the prosecution. The judge emphasized the inappropriate behavior of the girl, but considered the consensual nature of the relationship and the reconciliation, thus a 3-month sentence for the offense but granted probation, with the requirement of a 2-hour legal education course and the possibility of appeal. The article concludes with a warning against imitating such behavior and the importance of respecting bodily autonomy.

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Heatwave Alert in 15 Counties! Taiwan's Health Bureau Shares 3 Tips to Prevent Heatstroke

Reported about 1 year ago

As temperatures soar in 15 counties today, the Central Weather Bureau has issued high-temperature warnings for 16 regions with probabilities of reaching 36 to 38 degrees Celsius. Taiwan's Health Bureau offers tips to prevent heatstroke: stay cool, stay hydrated, stay attentive. They advise against going out from 10 AM to 2 PM and suggest actions like removing excess clothing and cooling off with water if heatstroke occurs. Outdoor activities during the hot weather should be approached with caution.

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China's New Regulation Has Greater Impact than Imagined, Shen Boyang: It's a Coup

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, 2024, the Supreme People's Court of China and other five departments jointly issued the 'Opinions on Legally Punishing Stubborn 'Taiwanese Independence' Elements for Splitting the Country and Inciting Separatist Crimes,' specifying that related crimes can be tried in absentia, with severe cases of splitting the country subject to life imprisonment or more than 10 years of fixed-term imprisonment, and those with particularly serious consequences can be sentenced to death. DPP legislator Shen Boyang warned that under a combined impact, this regulation will have a greater impact than imagined, emphasizing that Taiwan is facing 'a combination of punches, a coup.' Shen Boyang highlighted possible challenges Taiwan may face from the recent developments and expressed determination to protect Taiwan.

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Group 5.5 Plant Sale Rumor to Micron at 18 Billion, Company Urgently Responds

Reported about 1 year ago

A rumor surfaced about panel manufacturer Innolux’s 5.5 generation plant in Southern Taiwan being sold to Micron for 18 billion NT dollars, causing a surge in stock trading. However, Innolux issued a statement emphasizing they do not comment on rumors and speculations, advising to rely on official announcements. The company closed the plant at the end of last year and has since been the subject of acquisition speculations. Innolux is focused on its core business, transformation, and strategic planning to optimize production and enhance overall operational efficiency.

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TVBS主播房業涵訂婚 舉辦浪漫峇里島婚禮

Reported about 1 year ago

東森主播房業涵宣布訂婚!32歲美女主播在峇里島舉行浪漫婚禮,透露老公是個圈外醫生,個性低調但非常疼愛她。婚禮上除了感謝老公,也感謝親友的支持,未來將在台灣再舉行宴客活動。

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Taiwan Rail Express Train Derails Due to Flooding, Not Rockfall Disaster; Alert System to be Improved

Reported about 1 year ago

A Taiwan Rail Express Train, No. 229, derailed yesterday due to flooding, not a rockfall disaster, causing injuries to the train conductor and 8 passengers. The railway company clarified that heavy rainfall upstream caused an overflow of soil and rocks, impacting the tracks and leading to the derailment. They plan to enhance coordination with river management units and meteorological agencies, as well as increase the alert system to prevent similar accidents in the future. Repair works are underway to resume full operations on the affected route soon.

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Good Person List Wu Chun-hung Beloved Passes Away! Tears Fall Multiple Times While Singing, Sharing Photos on Stage Brings Heartache

Reported about 1 year ago

Wu Chun-hung held his first solo concert in his hometown to dedicate to his late father, facing illness but expressing gratitude. Surrounded by artist friends, he emotionally sang close to 40 songs, paying tribute to a late composer and his father. Despite battling a fever and losing his voice before the show, Wu performed energetically, showcasing singing and dancing skills, leaving the audience touched and cheering. This sold-out concert, attended by fans from various regions, marked the successful debut of Wu Chun-hung's singing career, acclaimed by colleagues and industry figures.

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柯建銘提釋憲 朱立倫預言國民黨下一步 表示民進黨將撐不住

Reported about 1 year ago

依據中天新聞網2024年6月22日報導,國會改革覆議案遭否決,柯建銘宣布將提釋憲;朱立倫則指責民進黨保護自身利益,預判到國民黨將在調查期間使民進黨難以為繼。立法院以藍白合作否決覆議案,觸發柯建銘承諾提釋憲,而總統府表示尊重民主機制。

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Japanese Tapir Arriving in Taiwan Shows No Signs of Life, Will be Autopsied and Transport Process Reviewed

Reported about 1 year ago

Japanese tapir 'Hideo Hero' arrived in Taiwan on June 21 for genetic exchange but was found lifeless upon arrival. Taipei Zoo, along with experts from National Taiwan University, will conduct a pathology autopsy and review the animal transportation process. The incident is likely a first globally, prompting a need for enhanced documentation and precautions in animal transportation to prevent similar occurrences in the future. The tapir's journey was part of a genetic exchange program between Japan and Taiwan, with efforts now focused on uncovering the cause of death and improving transport protocols.

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South Korea-Russia Diplomatic Relations Deteriorate: South Summons Russian Envoy to Protest North Korea-Russia Agreement; Russian Diplomat Involved in Drunk Driving Incident

Reported about 1 year ago

The diplomatic relationship between South Korea and Russia is rapidly deteriorating due to Russian President Putin signing a 'North Korea-Russia Strategic Partnership Agreement' with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which has triggered a backlash from South Korea. As a response, South Korea not only summoned the Russian Ambassador but also demanded Russia to withdraw the agreement. Additionally, a Russian diplomat in South Korea was involved in a drunk driving incident on Thursday night and declined a breathalyzer test citing diplomatic immunity. Both incidents have angered the South Korean populace, leading to tensions between the two countries.

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Taiwan Railways New Tze-Chiang Express Hits Rocks and Derails, Premier Su Tseng-chang Apologizes Today, Fu Kun-chi: Why Wasn't it Assessed Properly at the Time?

Reported about 1 year ago

Premier Su Tseng-chang visited Hualien today to inspect the reconstruction progress after the 0403 Hualien earthquake and apologized for the derailment incident of the new Tze-Chiang Express train yesterday, instructing Taiwan Railways to comprehensively review the warning system. Hualien County legislator Fu Kun-chi questioned why the situation wasn't properly assessed before, emphasizing the need for a thorough evaluation. Su also emphasized the importance of safety for the next month's train ride to ensure no risk of incidents, while Fu urged for a discussion to address delays and safety issues impacting projects in the region.

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Taiwan Premier Apologizes for Train Derailment, Promises to Inspect Personally Next Month

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan Premier Su Tseng-chang visited Hualien to inspect the reconstruction progress following the 0403 Hualien earthquake, apologizing for the recent derailment of the Taroko Express and promising to personally inspect the trains for safety next month. The derailment occurred when the train hit falling rocks, causing injuries to nine passengers. Premier Su emphasized the importance of railway safety and expressed his concern for the victims of the accident.

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Taiwanese Premier Apologizes for Slow Response and Inadequate Review After Taroko Express Train Derailment

Reported about 1 year ago

Premier Su Tseng-chang inspected the post-earthquake reconstruction in Taroko National Park and the eastern section of the Central Cross-Island Highway in Hualien after the Taroko Express train derailed due to hitting falling rocks. Su expressed concerns over the incident and demanded a thorough examination of the warning system by Taiwan Railways and apologized for the slow response and inadequate review efforts. He emphasized the importance of safety and efficient actions to prevent such accidents in the future.

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Election Betting Scandal! Informant Bets 3000 Yuan Privately but Returns Empty-Handed, Sentenced to 30 Days Detention

Reported about 1 year ago

On the eve of the presidential election in 2024, a betting scandal involving informants emerged, leading to the arrest of a man named Yang for operating the betting pool. Despite successfully assisting the authorities in cracking the case, the informant failed to meet the award criteria due to the small betting amount of only 3000 yuan, resulting in no reward. The court revealed that Yang established an election betting pool via a communication app, where the informant was unable to provide concrete evidence of the bet, leading to Yang's detention for 30 days and a fine.

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Taiwanese Phone Mannerisms Mimicked by Li Duohui, Ambassador for Taiwanese Souvenirs

Reported about 1 year ago

Li Duohui, a member of a cheerleading squad and a YouTuber living in Taiwan, has captured the attention of netizens for mimicking Taiwanese speech patterns during a live broadcast, showcasing her adaptability to the local culture. Known for promoting Taiwanese souvenirs to foreign tourists and recently covering TWICE member Nayeon's new song with youthful vigor, Li Duohui has seamlessly blended into life on the island, understanding even the nuances of local phone conversations. Her engaging content creation and enthusiastic exploration of Taiwanese delicacies underscore her commitment as a tourism ambassador.

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East China University Graduate Shares Warmest Moment After Train Accident

Reported about 1 year ago

A graduate from East China University, surnamed Ke, boarded a train that collided with debris on June 21st. After escaping, Ke shared a photo of muddy feet to assure everyone of safety. The incident occurred in the evening of the 21st, resulting in injuries to the train driver and 8 passengers. All are being treated with no life-threatening concerns. Ke mentioned that passengers were appreciative of the quick actions by the driver, expressing gratitude as they were sent for medical care.

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China Sets Punitive New Rules to Sanction Stubborn Proponents of Taiwan Independence! Highest Penalty of Death for 'Crime of Splitting the Country'

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, 2024, China's Supreme Court, Supreme People's Procuratorate, Ministry of Public Security, Ministry of State Security, and Ministry of Justice jointly issued an opinion on punishing 'Taiwan independence' stubborn proponents for the crimes of splitting the country and inciting the crime of splitting the country, effective immediately upon publication. The new rules allow for the death penalty in severe cases. The opinion aligns with Xi Jinping's legal ideology and the Party's overall strategy for resolving Taiwan issues, providing clear guidelines for judicial cases related to 'Taiwan independence' activities.

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Cryptocurrency Fraud Ring Lures Victims with Celebrities, Scams 600 Million NTD

Reported about 1 year ago

The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office led investigations into a domestic cryptocurrency exchange scam involving a principal named Pan, a mastermind named Lin, and 32 other core members, for allegedly deceiving victims into investing in worthless coins, culminating in the confiscation of over 610 million NTD in illegal gains. The group exploited people's lack of understanding of virtual currencies, spreading false information about the coins' future potentials, and roping in victims, including through the use of celebrities and corporate endorsements. The police seized evidence of hierarchical marketing teams and training programs devised by the criminal organization to trick people into purchasing 'air coins' for illicit profits, with victims losing up to 2.3 billion NTD.

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Severe Flooding in Huangshan, Anhui Forces Villagers to Be Moved in Excavator Buckets

Reported about 1 year ago

Heavy rainfall in southern China has led to severe flooding in Huangshan, Anhui, affecting at least 200,000 people. In Meizhou, Guangdong, flooding has caused at least 38 deaths and 2 people missing. Footage from Huangshan shows the use of excavators to move trapped villagers to safety as roads are submerged. Several areas in Huangshan have been severely impacted with collapsed buildings, flooding turning streets into waterways, and danger in popular tourist spots like Huangshan scenic area. The overall flood situation in southern China is grave, prompting emergency responses and school closures in affected regions.

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Taiwan Railways Invests 700 Million to Build Hualien Tunnel and Enhance Warning System, Scheduled for Completion by the End of Next Year

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan Railways' new Tze-Chiang Express experienced a derailment incident yesterday, resulting in 9 injuries. In response, Taiwan Railway's Chairman Du Wei announced plans to extend the Hualien tunnel on the western line and convert the eastern line entirely into tunnels, with the addition of warning systems. These two projects totaling 700 million are expected to be completed by the end of next year. The incident location was prone to rockfall risks, prompting the railway to implement safety measures such as installing rockfall warning systems and the construction of the Hualien tunnel. Despite some system limitations, the transportation department plans to enhance monitoring and response capabilities to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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Premier Visits Hualien for Post-Disaster Reconstruction; Fufu KMT Urges Sit-Down Discussion, Emotional Moments from Hsu Chen-Wei's Speech

Reported about 1 year ago

Premier Su Tseng-chang inspected the post-earthquake reconstruction of Taroko National Park and the eastern section of the Central Cross-Island Highway in Hualien. During his visit, both Fufu KMT and Hsu Chen-Wei expressed concerns following the recent train derailment incident. The Premier apologized for the accident and emphasized the importance of safety. The local officials highlighted the need for more support in reconstruction efforts and disaster compensation while calling for a special law to address the issues in Hualien post-disaster.

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Police Use Sound Effects to Apprehend Truck Driver Hiding Drugs

Reported about 1 year ago

In Taichung, Taiwan, police recently stopped a blue truck for inspection and recognized a familiar face with a history of drug offenses. Despite celebrating prematurely with 'Congratulations, you passed,' the suspect was eventually found to be hiding drugs, prompting the police to play a 'failure' sound effect before arresting him. The man had attempted to conceal the drugs effectively, but keen-eyed officers discovered the hidden stash. The failed attempt brought his spirits down as he was caught red-handed, and he now faces consequences for his actions.

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Fire Ignites under Manhole Cover at Yehliu! Urgent Repair and Power Outage

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, 2024, at 12:33 AM, a fire emerged from a manhole cover in New Taipei City, emitting black smoke and a burnt odor. Nearby in Wanli District around 8:30 PM on the 21st, a fire incident occurred. Firefighters arrived to cordon off the area and set up warning signs, while Taiwan Power Company cut off electricity to assist in repairs, affecting around 40 households due to damaged cables caused by unauthorized connections. Power was restored half an hour later, and the fire was extinguished around 1 AM. No injuries were reported, but it disrupted some local businesses.

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Walking the Carp Hill Trail in Taitung, Reach the Carp Head Observation Deck, Overlooking the Panoramic Views of the Pacific Ocean, Beidawu Mountain, Dulan Mountain, and Taitung City!

Reported about 1 year ago

RoLu, a Yahoo travel expert, introduces the Carp Hill Trail in Taitung, a must-visit spot with breathtaking views. The trail, once a military facility with stationed troops, starts near Longfeng Tower on Guilin North Road in Taitung City. Within a 5-minute walk from the entrance, you'll reach the observation platform offering views of Taitung City, the vast Pacific Ocean, the sacred Beinan Mountain of the Puyuma tribe, and more. The highlight is the Carp Head Observation Deck, a 10-minute walk from the first viewpoint, providing a 360-degree view of the stunning surroundings. The trail is easy for all levels of hikers and offers signposts along the way for guidance.

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