Reported about 1 year ago
South Korean actress Jin Ji-yuan, known for her role in 'Queen of Tears,' was recently seen in Taipei ahead of a fashion brand event with Jay Chou. Fans captured her in a relaxed outfit with slippers, blending in with locals. Jin greeted fans, accepted letters through her bodyguard, and expressed gratitude. She is set to attend a fashion brand event in Taipei on June 25, appearing in stark contrast to her glamorous attire in the drama 'Queen of Tears.'
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Reported about 1 year ago
Tang Zhiping's recent emotional instability sparked controversy, amidst the discovery of his mother's body in the attic, which he denies. His former lover, Dingning, expressed her sadness and revealed that Tang is now completely different from before, sharing her past traumatic experiences. She also recounted a distressful incident while filming as the lead actress, facing an abusive director. Dingning emphasized the importance of living well and finding peace with past wounds, hoping others can do the same.
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Reported about 1 year ago
近日在中國湖北襄陽，一名90歲老婦的住所被工人發現有手榴彈，老婦表示20年前在田間撿到這個物品時並不知道是手榴彈，平時拿來砸核桃和敲釘子。警方及時處理並呼籲民眾報案，網友則紛紛驚嘆老婦的福大命大，活了90多歲。
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Taiwan is experiencing a rise in COVID-19 cases, with the spokesperson warning that this wave of the epidemic may not start to decline until after September. Doctor Su Yifeng explains that the current surge in patients is impacting even those admitted for purposes other than COVID-19, emphasizing the importance of enduring the heat, wearing masks, and overcoming this wave. The surge is attributed to the coexistence of the virus, mask mandates lifted, and the discomfort of wearing masks in hot summer weather.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Amidst the resurgence of COVID-19, a significant number of patients with sore throats are testing positive, with 30 to 40% being diagnosed with COVID-19, mainly exhibiting mild symptoms. The spread is attributed to the strong infectious nature of the KP.3 variant, surpassing KP.2 with a 33.1% rate. Experts anticipate the peak of this sixth wave to occur between July and August. Hospitals are managing the situation by admitting patients based on their condition, emphasizing the need for vigilance among the public despite most cases being mild.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In a recent challenge, Shiseido heiress Li Mi, who is six months pregnant, conducted a social experiment to see if people would offer their seats to a visibly pregnant woman on the metro. Despite her obvious baby bump, no one voluntarily gave up their seat during her 3-stop ride, leading to an unexpected outcome. This challenge highlighted the ongoing debate on the importance of offering seats to pregnant individuals. However, Li Mi shared that she has been offered a seat more often this month, showing progress in increasing awareness of this issue.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The People First Party voiced their opposition today to the proposal made by Kuomintang legislator Hsu Yu-chen to amend the 'Public Officials Election and Recall Act,' which aims to increase the recall threshold and prohibits recall proposals and endorsements for officials serving less than 1 year. The People First Party Chairman Ko Wen-je emphasized the need for recalls to be rigorous and not manipulated as a political tool, stating the threshold should not be raised unnecessarily. They expressed concerns over current recall processes being susceptible to manipulation, resulting in political mobilization and creating divisive turmoil, urging for a clean, rigorous, and legal process.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In an Orioles game against the Guardians, a fan caught a foul ball barehanded while holding a phone and a beer, showcasing his skills as a former high school outfielder and state champion from 25 years ago. The catch, which could qualify for the annual fan catch of the year, occurred in the third inning when a hit from Josh Naylor reached the upper deck, where the fan effortlessly made the catch with one hand while holding his phone and beer. The fan, Tim Byer, was interviewed during the broadcast and humorously mentioned his baseball background and the impressive catch technique. Despite suggestions to use his left hand, Byer, using his dominant right hand, expertly made the catch, indicating his skill level. The catch marked a 108.5 mph hit by Naylor, but the Guardians ultimately won the game 3-2. To watch the fan's incredible catch, click here: [https://reurl.cc/dnk1Ly].
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Reported about 1 year ago
The Rakuten Monkeys will host a Japanese-themed event called 'YOKOSO Party' on July 6-7, where Japanese social media influencer 'Shohei Ohtani lookalike' and 'Hideo Nomo lookalike' will throw the first pitch. Attendees with infield tickets will receive a Japanese folding fan. The lookalikes, along with the team, will bring a Japanese touch to the game, with various activities planned to engage the audience and players during this unique event.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to SET News on June 25, 2024, Chen Yu-chen, an opposition party legislator, interrupted a Democratic Progressive Party press conference and got into a heated argument with DPP legislator Wu Si-yao for about 20 minutes. The incident arose from accusations of surveillance on Taiwan's TV political shows by Mainland Chinese media, with Chen claiming that Wu was also surveilling her. The clash highlighted tensions between the two parties over media interactions and China's influence on Taiwan's political discourse.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In a rural village in Guizhou Province, China, debris from a Long March 2C carrier rocket, which had launched a Sino-French cooperative monitoring satellite, fell unexpectedly, causing panic among residents. Witnesses captured footage of the debris emitting orange smoke upon impact near Xianqiao Village in Guizhou Province. Rocket experts identified the fallen debris as the first-stage booster of the Long March 2C carrier rocket, which contains toxic and carcinogenic orange smoke. Prior warnings had been issued to evacuate the area hours before the launch, emphasizing the dangers of toxic gases and explosions from the debris. The incident raised concerns about China's methods for handling rocket debris in the atmosphere. No casualties have been reported at the site.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 24, 2024, at 11:44 PM, a 73-year-old man named Chen in Taoyuan city reversed his car and crashed through a wall trapping himself inside. Rescuers managed to free him but he was pronounced dead on the way to the hospital. The exact cause of the accident is still under investigation. Chen had been driving with his family when the accident occurred in a parking lot in Zhongli district. Despite being in good health recently and not on any medication, he unexpectedly lost control of his car, leading to the tragic incident.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As the Golden Melody Awards celebrates its 35th year, classic moments and mishaps from past ceremonies are revisited, including incidents involving Eason Chan, Wu Tsing-Fai. Jacky Cheung giving sausage to Tsing-Fai to dispel rumors, Mayday enjoying bananas while receiving awards, and various comical incidents with artists like A-mei and Jam Hsiao. These memorable episodes show the fun and unexpected side of this prestigious music event.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Chang Gung University has continued its 'Pre-Medical Summer Course' this year, combining resources from Formosa Plastics Group and Chang Gung Memorial Hospital. The course, lasting 6 weeks and costing approximately $7800 USD, provides a top-notch experience for university students preparing to study in medical schools in the United States and Canada. It includes full English medical preparatory courses, clinical skills practice, hospital internships, and volunteer services. This year, 22 overseas students from renowned universities in the US, UK, Canada, and Spain have participated, gaining valuable learning experiences, credits, and English proficiency certificates to enhance their competitiveness when applying to top medical schools in North America.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In a recent testing by Taipei City's Health Bureau on fresh produce for pesticide residue, 12 out of 52 items were found to violate standards, with items like basil from Xinye Vegetables in Taipei 101, radishes from Breeze Supermarket, and others failing. Offenders face fines ranging from NT$60,000 to NT$200 million for exceeding safe pesticide levels. Health authorities stress the importance of monitoring from the farm to ensure compliance and suggest buyers demand complete transaction records and photograph source information for traceability and source management.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Sharp Eagle, a high-tech gas process supplier, has set up a subsidiary in Japan's Kumamoto in early June and aims to start taking orders by the end of the year. The general manager, Zhou Guhua, revealed plans to establish a second overseas subsidiary by the end of the year to meet local market demands. The company aims to recruit local talents in Japan and enhance localization strategies while also considering expanding to other countries in the future. Sharp Eagle, part of the Sheng Hui Group since a 2021 investment, focuses on gas pipeline engineering for high-tech industries, serving clients like TSMC, Micron, and Foxconn.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a media event on June 24, Sheng Hui, a leader in cleanrooms and electromechanical engineering, discussed their plans for overseas expansion and predicted explosive growth in 2025 and 2026. They highlighted their focus on Southeast Asia, Japan, India, and upcoming ventures in the Americas and Mexico. With significant orders and expectations for growth in the semiconductor, data center, and AI industries, they are poised for substantial expansion in the next few years.
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Reported about 1 year ago
According to SET News on June 25, 2024, livestreamer Toyz, who is currently serving a 4-year, 2-month sentence for drug-related charges, sent his girlfriend, Shinoda Hayate, an 80-page handwritten letter as she turned 31 years old. Hayate previously revealed that after receiving 100 pages from Toyz, she managed to use them all in just 24 days. Fans were touched by the romantic gesture, with many commenting on their seemingly nostalgic teenage love atmosphere. Despite Toyz being in prison, Hayate shared a stack of papers she received, indicating that she doesn't feel alone, as affection for each other continues through letters.
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Reported about 1 year ago
43-year-old actress Jiang Yongqi, known for her roles in popular TV dramas and now as a live streamer, recently underwent a surgery to remove her uterus due to adenomyosis, which led to excessive bleeding. She even prepared a last will in case of any mishaps during the operation. Having previously faced bankruptcy and amassed a debt of over 20 million, Jiang expressed thoughts of suicide but was stopped by her staff. After surviving this ordeal, she now encourages others to seek help when needed, emphasizing that there's always a way out in life.
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Reported about 1 year ago
At a DPP press conference, Chen Yu-zhen was criticized by Wu Si-yao for 'shadowing' and demanded an apology, leading to a heated argument lasting nearly 10 minutes. The incident stemmed from DPP's criticism of opposition lawmakers wanting to revise NCC laws allegedly in support of China, which angered Chen Yu-zhen. Despite attempts to calm the situation, the conflict escalated, indicating the tense relations between parties in Taiwan's parliament.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Luo Junshi performed in Hong Kong for his 'Rise Up' concert, surprising fans by partially undressing on stage, causing a frenzy and a barrage of bras thrown by female fans. Among the bras tossed, Luo unexpectedly found a 'designer underwear' hidden within, making it a humorous yet unexpected moment. Despite the wardrobe surprise, Luo announced a second overseas concert in Singapore on August 16 with excitement. He expressed gratitude towards the creative surprises from his fans and acknowledged the unconventional charm of stripping during his performance, attributing it to a busy schedule and lack of time for workouts prior to the show.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Taichung, Taiwan, a disturbing incident of child mistreatment occurred where a man on a scooter was seen kicking and pushing a boy, telling him not to come closer. The boy cried and pleaded for him not to leave as the man attempted to ride away on the scooter while the child held on, causing a stir among onlookers. The Social Affairs Bureau of Taichung City government warned against such actions, stating that it could harm the child and cause mental trauma, urging parents to fulfill their duties of protecting their children and avoid regrets due to momentary emotions. The incident has sparked public outcry and calls for immediate intervention and assistance if similar situations are witnessed.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Many Taiwanese love shopping at Costco for its great deals, but Costco recently had to urgently recall 560,000 units of an exclusive portable charger due to fire hazards, with two cases leading to residential fires. Although Taiwan's Costco did not sell this charger, individuals who purchased it from U.S. Costco or online platforms can return it through the brand's official website. The charger has caused over 100 incidents, including overheating and fires, prompting the recall.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A hotel in Kyoto, Japan, was recently exposed for canceling a reservation of an Israeli tourist, citing 'war crimes' as the reason, sparking criticism from local officials and a warning being issued. The Israeli Embassy in Tokyo confirmed the incident, where the hotel employee messaged the guest that the booking was canceled due to Israeli Defense Forces committing war crimes in Gaza. The hotel received condemnation for discrimination, and the Kyoto city government harshly criticized them for violating Japan's Hotel Business Law, ensuring strict measures against such incidents. Despite media inquiries, the hotel has remained silent on the matter, with the Embassy hoping for an apology and assuring that legal action was not their aim.
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