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Breaking News: 2 Deaths in Shocking Homicide Case in Chiayi! Man Stabs and Kills Ex-Wife's Boyfriend, Then Commits Suicide by Gun in Motel

Reported about 1 year ago

Illustration of the crime scene. In Chiayi City, early this morning at around 3 am, a man went to the residence of his ex-wife's current boyfriend, killed the man, and fled. The police tracked down the suspect found hiding in a motel 600 meters away. Around 9 am, they attempted to arrest him and discovered he had shot himself. Despite emergency medical treatment, he did not survive. Details of the case are still under investigation.

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Staying Prepared for a Scene in 'Chasing Points and Starting a Business'

Reported about 1 year ago

In a behind-the-scenes look at the filming of a Taiwanese drama, actress Crystal Lin prepared for a scene where she was to be carried by the actor. Knowing he had anxiety about this, she consciously reduced her weight by fasting and visiting the restroom before filming. The actor, Pan Yi'an, also recalled a similar scene with another actress where he struggled due to her condition but praised Lin for her conscious effort. Safety was prioritized during the scene to prevent accidents, showcasing the dedication of the actors in 'Chasing Points and Starting a Business.'

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Anxiety and Excitement in Late-Night Recording Leads to Successful Debut of Variety Show Hosted by Popular Celebrities

Reported about 1 year ago

Due to the successful debut of the new variety show 'Fantastic Variety' hosted by Kang Kang and other popular celebrities, with an average viewership of 1.76 for ages 4 and above and reaching 1.14 million viewers, the hosting team felt both anticipation and nervousness throughout the recording to the premiere, but were exhilarated upon learning of the viewership. Kang Kang expressed being nervous and excited, particularly after seeing positive comments from viewers. The show airs on Saturday nights at 8 PM on CTV and the next day at 8 PM on CTV Entertainment Channel.

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Girlfriend's Overnight Trip! Bathroom Exudes Strong Fishy Smell After Use, She Screams Terrified: Afraid to Share Bed

Reported about 1 year ago

A woman recently complained online about a strong fishy smell in the bathroom after her less familiar friend A used it during a night trip, leaving her scared and reluctant to share a room. The incident sparked discussions among netizens suggesting possible causes such as vaginal infections, urinary tract infections, or dietary reasons. The woman's discomfort and confusion led to her avoiding the situation and opting to use another friend's bathroom instead.

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Buddhist Monk Involved in Scandal with Married Live-Streamer, Legal Consequences Revealed

Reported about 1 year ago

A Buddhist monk surnamed Zhang had an inappropriate relationship with a married live-streamer named Cai, which was recorded by Cai's husband. Zhang reported to the police due to extortion attempts. The court in Yaan City, Sichuan Province sentenced Cai to probation and a fine of 50,000 RMB (approximately 22,200 NTD), while the husband was sentenced to 5 years and 6 months in prison with a fine of 100,000 RMB (approximately 44,500 NTD). The court found them guilty of extortion for trying to obtain 3.2 million RMB (approximately 1.416 million NTD) from Zhang, leading to the legal consequences.

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Popular Sweet Potato Balls at Night Market with Long Queues, Remember to Get a Number Tag in Advance!

Reported about 1 year ago

The golden sweet potato balls at Sijhangli Night Market in Beitun, Taichung are a hidden gem of the street food scene. Despite the lack of online information and even a Google map address, it is a must-try food with constant long queues, requiring customers to get a number tag before purchasing. The crispy and chewy texture of these golden sweet potato balls is irresistible. Make sure not to miss out on this delicacy at this location!

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Taiwanese Legislator Criticizes Voting Process for Expanding Legislative Powers

Reported about 1 year ago

During a legislative session on June 19, DPP legislator Wang Ting-yu criticized the voting process for a revising the Parliament's powers. He pointed out discrepancies in the approval of a confidential version of the legislation, suggesting that the voting process may impact legal interpretations. Wang also raised concerns about the rushed and opaque review process, sparking public outrage and protests. Wang's questioning highlighted procedural flaws and the need for a more transparent and rigorous legislative process to avoid constitutional controversies. The article also touches on the involvement of different political parties in the review process and the importance of abiding by parliamentary rules and procedures.

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Encounter Freshly Made Thai Milk Tea with Thai Milk Cap at Daqing Night Market

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 19, 2024, at 11:15 PM, blogger Guan Guan encountered the charming beverage shop 'Mao Yi Bei Thai Milk' at Daqing Night Market. Featuring a cute logo and the rare Thai-style milk cap milk tea, Guan Guan was eager to try it out. The stall is situated in the first lane on Fridays and the second lane on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. They offer Thai milk tea in large, medium, and small cups, brewed freshly using Thai hand-picked tea leaves and imported Thai ingredients, including freshly made milk caps using fresh Milk Workshop milk. Guan Guan enjoyed the Thai milk cap milk tea, finding the milk cap subtly fragrant with a fluffy texture, while the milk tea was not too sweet, maintaining a pleasant Thai milk aroma without being overwhelming.

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Taiwan President Establishes Climate Committee, Minister Expresses Vision: Not Just Stacking Beds

Reported about 1 year ago

President Tsai Ing-wen announced the establishment of the 'National Climate Change Response Committee,' with Environment Minister Shen Chih-Ming stating that they are indeed building a house, but not by stacking beds. Shen expressed early advocacy for a higher-level climate change committee and welcomed the president's initiative, emphasizing the need for stronger leadership and a more effective approach to climate governance in dealing with the complexities of climate issues.

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Grace Chan Living as a 'Pseudo-Single Parent' for Half a Year, Suspicions Arise as She Doesn't Return to Husband's Home for Chinese New Year

Reported about 1 year ago

Recent rumors suggest that Hong Kong actress Grace Chan and mainland Chinese actor Kevin Cheng's marriage may be in turmoil, with reports of Cheng wanting a divorce. Paparazzi have claimed that Chan has been living a 'pseudo-single parent' life for the past six months, and suspicions are heightened as the couple did not spend Chinese New Year together at Cheng's family home. Reports indicate a lack of interaction between the couple, with Cheng being away for work while Chan is seen frequently alone with their son, sparking further speculation about the state of their relationship.

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SK Innovation股票因內幕合併猜測飆升至2021年以來最高

Reported about 1 year ago

SK Innovation股票在地區MSCI亞太指數上漲,因為外界猜測這家南韓能源公司可能與私人附屬公司進行合併以加強競爭力。根據當地報紙《朝鮮日報》的報導,SK Innovation預計下周將召開SK集團的各位高層會議來批准此交易,股價週四飆升至20%,是自2021年1月以來的最大漲幅。儘管SK Innovation證實正在考慮各種戰略計劃,包括合併,但尚未做出決定。如果發生合併,可能會被SK Inc.的零售投資者反對,因為他們擔心這筆交易可能會減少股息收入。SK Inc.除了通過SK E&S擁有90%的股權,還通過SK Innovation擁有36%的股份。

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Sun Anzuo Bail Compared to "Jujutsu Kaisen" Hand Sign; Father Sun Peng Hires Top Lawyer with 300,000 to Save Son

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 19, 2024, Sun Anzuo made a hand gesture with his left hand, resembling the iconic move of the strongest sorcerer, Gojo Satoru, from the anime 'Jujutsu Kaisen.' Sun Anzuo and his agent were found carrying a gas pistol in Xinyi District, Taipei City, claiming it was a recent invention by Sun Anzuo. This incident sparked public concern, leading to a police search and confiscation of gunpowder and daggers. Sun Anzuo was granted bail of 300,000 and placed under house arrest, with the responsibility handed to his father, Sun Peng. Sun Anzuo displayed a playful attitude while waiting for bail, donning sunglasses and imitating anime gestures before leaving in a theatrical manner, resembling the style of Gojo Satoru. Sun Peng sought the help of a team of top lawyers, including former prosecutors and judges, to aid in his son's defense.

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Kendrick Lamar Performs 'Not Like Us' at Juneteenth Concert

Reported about 1 year ago

Kendrick Lamar made rap history by performing his Drake-diss track 'Not Like Us' for the first time at his Juneteenth concert, The Pop Out: Ken & Friends. The event featured explosive performances, collaborations with other artists like YG and Schoolboy Q, and a unifying message for Los Angeles' hip-hop scene, despite the ongoing tension with Drake as showcased in the lyrics. The song debuted at Number One on the Hot 100 and topped Billboard's Rythmic Airplay chart, highlighting its radio dominance.

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Local Favorite Breakfast, Meat-Filled Rice Cake with Special Sauce, an Irresistible Delight for Locals

Reported about 1 year ago

Fruitlove investigated a popular local delicacy on June 19, 2024, featuring rice cake filled with minced meat and a special sauce from a renowned establishment. The sauce, labeled '厚呷,' was a pleasant surprise complementing the dish, with a mildly sweet taste and garlicky aroma, enhancing the minced meat's natural flavor. The crispy yet soft outer layer of the rice cake, coupled with the sweet sauce and a fully cooked egg, created a unique and delicious dining experience. Details of the eatery: Wu Ji Rice Cake, located at No. 106, Section 3, Xinyi Road, Qieding District, Kaohsiung City. Offering a diverse and affordable menu of specialty snacks, along with their signature roasted milk and a variety of skewers-based breakfast options. Share your food and travel adventures with us by contributing your own reviews!

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Taiwanese Student Hits Teacher at Fudan University Graduation Ceremony in Mainland China

Reported about 1 year ago

A Taiwanese student at Fudan University in Shanghai punched a teacher during a law school graduation ceremony on June 19, 2024. The student was taken away by the police for questioning. Video footage shows the student hitting the teacher, causing the teacher's glasses and cap to fall off before the student jumped off the stage. Fudan University confirmed that the student, surnamed Xia, is from Taiwan. The reason for the incident is still under investigation. Earlier, Xia had criticized the university and mentioned his reluctance to attend due to his parents' desires in a Facebook post. Yahoo emphasizes not to imitate such behavior, reject violence, respect bodily autonomy, and seek help if needed by calling 113 or 110.

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Another Little Monster! This Biotechnology Stock Soars with Four Consecutive Limit-ups as the God of Songs Captures RSV Virus

Reported about 1 year ago

FTNN news reported on June 19, 2024, that amid the resurgence of COVID-19, stocks related to epidemic prevention concepts are attracting funds. Biotechnology stock ABC-KY (6598) surged to 30.55 yuan today with its fourth consecutive limit-up after closing at 20.95 yuan on the 14th. The company's revenue reached 31.028 million yuan in May this year, representing a 23.33% increase YoY, and its revenue from January to May was 147 million yuan, a 5.7% increase YoY. With its respiratory panel tests, ABC-KY managed to detect the RSV virus that the God of Songs, Jacky Cheung, was infected with, showcasing its resilience in the testing field. The article includes a disclaimer that the information provided is for reference only, and investors should independently assess and bear the investment risk.

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Guzman y Gomez's Successful IPO Debut in Sydney

Reported about 1 year ago

Shares of Guzman y Gomez Ltd., a Mexican-themed fast-food chain, soared 39% on its first day of trading in Australia, marking the country's best debut in years. The stock traded as high as A$30.60 in Sydney after being sold at A$22 apiece in an enlarged initial public offering of A$335.1 million. This IPO is set to be the largest gain for an Australian debut exceeding $100 million since 2020, potentially prompting other IPOs to go public sooner.

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Children of the Corn: Revelation Streaming: Watch & Stream Online via HBO Max

Reported about 1 year ago

Directed by Guy Magar, Children of the Corn: Revelation is a slasher horror film based on Stephen King’s novel, part of the Children of the Corn series. The movie follows Jamie Lowell as she uncovers the dark secrets of an apartment building connected to a cult, led by a boy named Abel. Available to stream on HBO Max, the film offers a chilling atmosphere blending mystery and supernatural elements, keeping viewers engaged with gripping performances.

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嘉義市驚悚2死命案!潛前妻住處砍殺男友「1死1傷」 狠男摩鐵飲彈亡

Reported about 1 year ago

嘉義市一起驚悚命案發生,一名男子闖入前妻家中砍殺前妻的男友和兒子,造成一死一傷後逃逸,被警方圍捕至汽車旅館內自盡。警方目前仍在調查案發原因,一共造成2人死亡,義警方將進一步釐清案情。

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Who Can Defeat Ko Chi-en from the DPP? 'New Female Legislator' Named to Participate in Kaohsiung Mayoral Election

Reported about 1 year ago

With the 2024 presidential election over, attention has shifted to the 2026 local elections, particularly in Kaohsiung where the DPP is looking for a successor to Mayor Chen Chi-mai. Media personality Chu Yu-ko directly named legislator Huang Che as the DPP's potential candidate, believed to be capable of defeating the KMT's Ko Chi-en in the mayoral race. While Huang Che's candidacy is seen as a promising option, uncertainties remain as the DPP is gradually adopting a more conservative approach.

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Woman nearly falls victim to scam attempting to withdraw 800,000 yuan for grandson's car purchase

Reported about 1 year ago

In Taipei, a woman attempted to withdraw 800,000 yuan to buy a car for her son and grandson, but bank employees suspected a scam and alerted the police. The woman's story was inconsistent, and after confirming with her grandson, who denied needing a car, she finally agreed not to make the transfer, safeguarding her hard-earned savings. Police warned about common scam tactics and urged the public to stay vigilant against fraudulent schemes.

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Taiwan Industrial Technology Research Institute Foresees Significant Growth in Consumer AI Products within Five Years Driven by AI Chip Demand

Reported about 1 year ago

The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) held a seminar on 'Trends and Opportunities of Semiconductors in the Era of Generative AI' on June 19, 2024, discussing the latest advancements in IC design, manufacturing, and packaging in the semiconductor industry. ITRI expects a 24.2% compound annual growth rate in the AI semiconductor market from 2023 to 2028, driven by the demand for generative AI in data centers expanding to device-side computing and communication applications. The institute also highlighted the impact of AI developments on personal devices like smartphones and computers, projecting significant growth potential for storage and consumer AI semiconductors within the next five years.

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Former Taipei Police Station Chief Colludes with Leader of Taiwanese-Cambodian Fraud Ring, Judge Sentences Unrepentant to 14 Years and 8 Months

Reported about 1 year ago

Former Taipei City police Ningxia Police Station chief Yeh Yu-hsin has been sentenced to 14 years and 8 months for receiving bribes, money laundering, and forging documents in collusion with the leader of a Taiwanese-Cambodian fraud ring nicknamed 'Lan Dao'. The ring imprisoned 61 job seekers, leading to 3 deaths and illegal gains of over NT$390 million. Yeh was accused of leaking police investigation details to the fraud ring for cash and luxury items. A total of 33 individuals involved in the fraud have been charged with 7535 crimes, setting a record for the highest number of defendants and crimes in a single fraud case in Taiwan.

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Lai Ching-te Met with Challenges One Month into Office, Criticized for Provoking Conflict as President

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 21, the parliamentary reform review vote is set to take place, with President Lai Ching-te calling for discussions with the opposition parties within 48 hours in response to public expectations. The Executive Yuan emphasized that its intention is not to confront the Legislative Yuan but to seek an opportunity for the legislature to re-examine the contents of bills, with a day of intense confrontation expected between the ruling party and the opposition. Furthermore, President Lai established three new committees at the Presidential Office focusing on climate change, social resilience, and health promotion, drawing criticism from opposition parties for being excessive and overlapping. Lai's stance on cross-strait relations in his inaugural speech has led to heightened tensions with China, with mainland China accusing him of provoking conflict as the president, thereby shrinking Taiwan's diplomatic space.

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Tragic Conflict between Mother-in-law and Daughter-in-law! Young Mother Sentenced to 2 Years and 10 Months in Prison for Abusing Newborn Infant and Causing Brain Damage

Reported about 1 year ago

In the Supreme Court on June 19, 2024, a 20-year-old mother from New Taipei, Qiu, who had a strained relationship with her mother-in-law, used her newborn son as an outlet for her frustration, severely beating and throwing him twice, causing severe brain trauma to the defenseless infant. Qiu was sentenced to 2 years and 10 months for domestic violence and grievous bodily harm in the first trial. She appealed, citing postpartum depression and requesting probation for the sake of her 2-year-old son, but the second trial upheld the original verdict. The Supreme Court rejected the appeal, confirming Qiu's imprisonment. It was revealed that Qiu was young when she had two children; her newborn was just over a month old at the time of the incident. Due to constant verbal abuse from her mother-in-law, she lost control of her emotions and subjected the infant to physical violence. Despite her remorse and seeking treatment, the courts emphasized the severity of her actions on the development of the victim and upheld the sentence.

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