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Lin Xi Lei, 48, flaunts stunning figure in low-cut dress

Reported about 1 year ago

Lin Xi Lei, a 48-year-old actress known as a 'sexy goddess,' recently attended a medical aesthetics event in a silver plunging gown, showcasing her fair and ample cleavage. Married to businessman Yang Chen in 2011 and relocating to Shanghai, she made a comeback to the entertainment scene after starring in Netflix series 'Here and Now' and Wong Kar-wai's TV drama 'Blossoms' and Lunar New Year film 'The Gent.' Lin has been maintaining her fit physique through a rigorous exercise routine for a year and a half, involving boxing, tennis, Pilates, and upper body stretching classes. Despite indulging in high-calorie foods like hot pot and Korean fried chicken, she has managed to keep her shape intact, earning praise from her husband as a 'Hot mama,' though her daughters tease her as 'old.' Lin confidently shrugs off negative comments from netizens and even her daughter, showing no concern for online criticisms.

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Horror Movie Combines Everyday Store with 'Murderous IKEA'... Netizens React: Feels Familiar!

Reported about 1 year ago

The horror film 'Wake up' transforms everyday life scenes into slaughter battlegrounds, with a storyline focusing on environmental issues and a group of young people expressing their eco-friendly demands by wreaking havoc in a furniture store, leading to a gruesome encounter with bloodthirsty security guards. Directed by François Simard, Anouk Whissell, and Yoann-Karl Whissell, the film is set to premiere on June 28. Netizens have been intrigued by the blend of realistic scenarios with the slasher theme, with some pointing out similarities to real-life experiences in home furnishing stores.

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China Airlines Plans to Dispose of 37,000 Shares of Tigerair at a Minimum of $41 per Share as Tigerair Applies for Mainboard Listing

Reported about 1 year ago

In line with Tigerair's application to transfer its stock to the mainboard, China Airlines, its holding company with a 90% stake, announced plans to dispose of not more than 37,000 shares at a minimum price of $41 per share, also confirming the continued leasing of 18 aircraft to meet high travel demand. Tigerair, set to complete a year on the Innovative Stock Market, has decided to apply for a mainboard listing expected in the fourth quarter, currently being the profit leader in the aviation sector in Taiwan, earning $1.92 per share in the first quarter of this year, closing at $50.1 yesterday. China Airlines could benefit from a potential stock increase as Tigerair transitions to the mainboard, with experts estimating profits exceeding $1.178 billion due to the sale. However, China Airlines clarified that according to IFRS rules, the difference between the selling price and book value will be reflected as capital reserves, not included in the profit and loss statement, but enhancing net worth and facilitating dividend distribution. Moreover, to address disruptions in the aircraft supply chain and delayed deliveries of new aircraft, China Airlines announced the continued leasing of 8 A330-300 and 10 777-300ER aircraft, amounting to nearly tens of billions of NT dollars.

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Hollywood New Generation Male Stars Compared to Mice by Netizens

Reported about 1 year ago

Recently, Western netizens have been likening new generation male actors to mice, a trend that has gained popularity on social media. Initially starting with actor Mike Faist being compared to a dormouse, the trend has expanded to include other actors like Josh O'Connor, Barry Keoghan, Timothee Chalamet, Jeremy Allen White, and Glen Powell. This comparison has even reached major media outlets like The New York Times and The Guardian, with some describing women preferring faithful, non-traditionally handsome, mouse-like partners. Some actors have responded with humor to being called mouse-like, with Glen Powell embracing the comparison by affirming, 'I really am a little water rat. I am a water rat.'

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陶晶瑩澄清謠言被政府軟禁傳聞

Reported about 1 year ago

陶晶瑩澄清近日遭中國大陸網友指出遭軟禁的謠言,指假新聞指她因投資加密貨幣遭政府拘留,並貼出一張哭花臉照片,但本人親自回應表示這是謊言,並宣傳將在台北舉辦的演出。網友紛紛對謠言表示不相信,直呼貼文太誇張。

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Hotel Chairman Suffers Million Dollar Loss to Support Tourism in Taitung

Reported about 1 year ago

A recent incident where a five-star hotel in Taitung mistakenly advertised a one-night stay with two meals for just 807 yuan resulted in at least a million dollar loss for the operator. Despite this, the hotel generously admitted the error and decided to honor the bookings, expressing gratitude to tourists for visiting Taitung after a major earthquake. The chairman's hopes to revive tourism in the area were met with positive responses from netizens, appreciating the unexpected bargain but also emphasizing the value of the hotel's services. The incident serves as an opportunity to attract more visitors to Taitung and its local experiences.

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Chiang Wan-an: The legitimacy of the Whampoa Military Academy is in line with the existence of the Republic of China

Reported about 1 year ago

During the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Whampoa Military Academy, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an highlighted the relationship between the academy and the Republic of China, stating that the legitimacy of Whampoa lies where the Republic of China exists. The special exhibition 'Spirit of the Times of Whampoa's Establishment' was attended by Chiang Wan-an, who emphasized the academy's role in cultivating military talents and upholding principles such as sacrifice, unity, and responsibility in defending the Republic of China, democracy, and Chinese culture.

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Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen Interviewed by Time Magazine, Criticized by Mainland Chinese Scholars for Lacking Goodwill; Premier Su Tseng-chang Speaks Out

Reported about 1 year ago

President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan recently gave an interview to Time Magazine, emphasizing the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait for global security and prosperity. However, mainland Chinese scholars criticized Tsai for not showing goodwill towards China, leading to a loss of dialogue opportunities. In response, Premier Su Tseng-chang stated that efforts for communication and progress will continue to be strengthened, hoping for mutual development towards a better direction with increased people-to-people exchanges. Premier Su Tseng-chang highlighted Tsai's reaffirmation of Taiwan's sovereignty and the promotion of democratic values, peace, and prosperity in the interview.

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Taipei Extravagant Wedding Motorcade! '12 Cars Worth 300 Million' Spot 40 Million Mobile Mansion, Bride Changes 'Fan Toss'

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 15, 2024, in Taichung, an extravagant wedding motorcade featuring 12 luxury cars worth a total of 300 million NTD was spotted, with the main Rolls-Royce priced at 40 million NTD. The bride broke tradition by tossing a combat knife instead of a fan, joking about her fiery temper. The groom, who deals in supercars and luxury cars, meticulously planned the unforgettable wedding for over a year. The bride, dressed in a bold red gown instead of the traditional white, tossed a combat knife symbolizing shedding her hot-tempered nature.

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Wang Si Jia loses control and bursts into tears! Involved in fake bag incident for a year, suspected of suffering from PTSD... Manager chokes up and reveals details

Reported about 1 year ago

According to a report by Xu Peihua on June 15, 2024, female star Wang Si Jia encountered criticism from netizens last May after showcasing her designer bag collection on a show, which they suspected to be fake. Despite proving the authenticity of the bags through inspection and clearing her name, Wang Si Jia recently tearfully discussed the turbulent period she faced. Her manager expressed concern about her mental state, hinting at a possible diagnosis of PTSD due to the online backlash she received, causing her to struggle with facing others naturally. Wang Si Jia's emotional breakdown sheds light on the impact of the fake bag incident on her well-being.

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Lien Chan Advocates Reducing Hostility Across the Strait and Emphasizes Taiwan People as Righteous Chinese

Reported about 1 year ago

Lien Chan attended the Cross-Strait Forum in Xiamen, Fujian on June 15, 2024, where he stated that a true Taiwanese can also be a righteous Chinese without conflict. He highlighted that 60% of Taiwan's population does not support Taiwan independence and feels resigned to the current situation, urging for reduced hostility between Taiwan and the mainland. Lien Chan's speech focused on maintaining the peaceful and cooperative relationship between the two sides, emphasizing the shared cultural roots and common beliefs between Taiwan and China.

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Lien Chan Meets with Wang Huning at the Cross-Strait Forum: Current Mainstream Opinion in Taiwan Hopes for Peaceful Coexistence and Friendly Exchange Between Both Sides

Reported about 1 year ago

At the Cross-Strait Forum in Xiamen, Fujian, the deputy chairman of the Kuomintang, Lien Chan, met with the chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Wang Huning, acknowledging that the majority of Taiwan's people desire peaceful coexistence and mutually beneficial friendship between both sides, emphasizing the importance of this mainstream opinion. Lien expressed hopes for positive exchanges to continue between the mainland and Taiwan, promoting a positive and sincere relationship. He highlighted the KMT's efforts in facilitating youth exchanges, emphasizing the role of cultural and technological cooperation in promoting peace and ensuring security in the Taiwan Strait. Lien also reaffirmed the KMT's 130-year legacy of upholding values of integrity and promoting peaceful mutual development between both sides.

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G7 Leaders Stress Peace in Taiwan Strait and Criticize China for Blocking Freedom of Navigation! Presidential Office: Continuing Cooperation with Like-minded Countries

Reported about 1 year ago

The G7 leaders issued a joint statement emphasizing the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait for international security and prosperity, as well as supporting Taiwan's meaningful participation in international organizations. The Taiwanese Presidential Office expressed sincere thanks for the support and mentioned the intention to continue cooperating with countries sharing similar values to safeguard democracy, freedom, rule of law, and human rights. The statement also condemned any attempts to change the status quo through force or coercion and expressed concerns over China's actions in the South China Sea obstructing freedom of navigation. Taiwan, being on the front line of the democratic defense, vows to maintain cooperation with like-minded countries despite military threats and economic-political pressures from China, in alignment with universal values. The article highlighted the significance of the G7's continued emphasis on peace in the Taiwan Strait and the first inclusion of support for Taiwan's participation in international organizations in their joint statement, with Taiwan welcoming and appreciating these developments.

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Father and Son Trapped in Blaze at Home in Su'ao: Son Dies, 89-Year-Old Father Sustains Injuries Again

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 15, 2024, a residence in Su'ao, Yilan suddenly caught fire, trapping a father and son inside. Firefighters rescued the 89-year-old father with 30% second-degree burns, while his 62-year-old son found on the second floor had already passed away. The father is expected to be transferred to another hospital for treatment. The incident is under investigation.

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COVID-19口服抗病毒藥莫納皮拉韋缺貨傳言 疾管署庫存充足

Reported about 1 year ago

根據周刊王CTWANT報導,疾管署表示國內COVID-19病例數增加且進入流行期,65歲以上長者佔疑似病例絕大多數。傳言指稱新冠肺炎口服抗病毒藥莫納皮拉韋缺貨,但疾管署澄清目前藥物庫存充足。新冠XBB疫苗接種人數已達276.4萬人次,並呼籲尚未接種疫苗者趕快施打。

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Legislative Powers Amendment Controversy Debate: Blue and Green Clash in Tainan Today

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 15, 2024, the second reading of the 'Legislative Yuan Exercise of Powers Act' was passed, triggering debates. The Executive Yuan raised objections over the amendment, leading to both the blue and green parties conducting grassroots explanations. The DPP focused on 'anti-abuse of power, protecting democracy,' starting in Hualien, arguing against claims by the KMT in Tainan. Both parties held public briefings, with DPP echoing past referendum-style events, while emphasizing the defense of democracy, while the KMT aimed for transparency in government and accused DPP of misleading the public.

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Taiwanese Civic Groups Gather at Legislature, Blue Party Member Criticizes Green Party for ‘Democratic Dictatorship’ and Causing Chaos at Home

Reported about 1 year ago

The Taiwanese Civic Front is mobilizing various civic groups nationwide to return to the legislature to demand ‘civilian resistance against parliamentary abuse and refusal to backpedal on democracy.’ With the executive branch conducting a review and the legislature set to discuss and vote on the review cases, the Civic Front announced their return to the legislature from the 19th to the 21st to continue supervising and defending democracy. Nationalist Party legislator Hsu Yu-chen criticized the Democratic Progressive Party for not facing the new era, accusing them of inciting people to surround the legislature and comparing the president to Puyi, the last Emperor of China. The Civic Front aims to show the Nationalist Party the determination of Taiwanese citizens by re-entering the legislature to continue overseeing and defending democracy.

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President Tsai Ing-wen praises Coast Guard as 'heroic force' during commissioning ceremony of Yunlin ship, vows not to disappoint the public's expectations

Reported about 1 year ago

During the National Ocean Day celebration, President Tsai Ing-wen presided over the commissioning of the Coast Guard's 4,000-ton Yunlin ship, praising them as a heroic force and emphasizing their importance in safeguarding Taiwan's maritime interests. President Tsai expressed confidence in the Coast Guard's abilities and commitment to not let down the people's expectations, highlighting the significance of Taiwan's maritime connections and the country's dedication to ocean-related policies and technological advancements for national development and competitiveness.

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Taiwan Water Corporation Promotes Energy Conservation and Water Resource Conservation at Shimen Reservoir Event

Reported about 1 year ago

In an effort to promote the concept of 'green living' and encourage environmentally friendly behaviors, the Taiwan Water Corporation, Northern Region Water Resources Agency, held the 'Shimen Reservoir 60th Anniversary Celebration' event at the Shimen Reservoir South Garden Eco-park. Through activities like the 'Clean Green Living' booths, the event aimed to raise awareness about protecting water resources, conserving water, and practicing energy conservation and sustainable development. Attendees were encouraged to adopt water-saving practices in their daily lives, such as turning off faucets when not in use, using water-saving toilets, shortening shower times, and reducing unnecessary water usage like watering plants and washing cars. The corporation also promoted online bill payment for water fees along with various energy-saving initiatives to encourage a greener lifestyle. The event highlighted the importance of valuing water resources and implementing water conservation measures to ensure a sustainable future.

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Last Graduation Ceremony of Tatung Institute of Technology Leaves Students Emotional

Reported about 1 year ago

As Tatung Institute of Technology, founded in 1963, is set to close on August 1st due to financial issues, the last graduation ceremony was held with 70 graduates attending. Despite feeling emotional, the students expressed gratitude for the four years of learning that had brought them motivation. The interim principal shared words of encouragement, urging the graduates to stay connected with their alma mater and bring honor to the institute in their future endeavors. The school's closure will involve all staff members either retiring or receiving voluntary resignation notices. Alumni, including DPP legislator Wang Mei-hui, reflected on the impact of declining birth rates, with hopes for the city government of Chiayi taking over the campus to benefit the community. One mature student, Zhang Shuzhen, who pursued a degree in Social Work and Service Management, expressed mixed emotions of sadness and gratitude as part of the last graduating class.

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Strait Forum Opens, Wang Huning Meets with Lien Chan: Showing Will of Cross-Strait People to Maintain Peace in the Taiwan Strait

Reported about 1 year ago

The Strait Forum opened in Xiamen on June 15th, with Taiwan's Kuomintang Vice Chairman Lien Chan leading various political parties, Taiwanese business people, and the Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Wang Huning, in a display of enthusiasm for cross-strait exchanges. Wang emphasized the desire of cross-strait compatriots to jointly safeguard peace in the Taiwan Strait, welcoming Taiwan guests as scheduled, while Lien reiterated Kuomintang's commitment to the 1992 Consensus and opposition to Taiwan independence, fostering peaceful cross-strait relations. Discussions also focused on reducing hostile rhetoric and creating goodwill for hopeful interactions between the two sides.

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Father and Son Trapped in a Severe Fire in Yilan Su'ao Residence, Son Dies After Hospitalization

Reported about 1 year ago

In Yilan Su'ao County, a residential fire broke out on the morning of June 15, resulting in severe injuries to a father and son who were rushed to the hospital. Despite the efforts of firefighters, the fire was quickly controlled, but the father, nearing 90 years old, was in critical condition upon arrival at the hospital. Unfortunately, his 62-year-old son lost vital signs on the way to the hospital and was pronounced dead after emergency treatment at Luodong Boai Hospital. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Authorities urge the public to enhance fire safety awareness for household and community safety.

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Costco蛤蜊濃湯漲價縮水 網友教學滿杯方法

Reported about 1 year ago

最近好市多熟食區的蛤蜊濃湯有稍微調漲價格,引發一名網友不滿內容物只裝7分滿的抱怨。貼文曝光後,網友紛紛回應,有人建議再裝滿可能就要漲價,也有推薦直接買罐頭自己回家煮,要多滿有多滿。整體而言,這則貼文引起不少討論,反映了消費者對商品價格、內容量甚至品質的關注。

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Woman Almost Pays for House with High-End Steak Dinner in Taichung 7th Phase

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 15, 2024, a woman went to a high-end steakhouse in Taichung's 7th phase and was mistakenly charged over 24 million, nearly paying for a house with a total bill of 12,000. The incident caused concern even from the bank, with the woman shocked at the mistake. The steakhouse clarified it was an error in entering the payment, apologized, and ensured that the credit card company had intercepted the transaction to avoid further issues.

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Elderly Man Accuses Woman Sitting in Priority Seat, Woman Seeks Video Evidence After Being Injured

Reported about 1 year ago

A dispute over a priority seat on the MRT in Taipei has caused widespread attention after a woman surnamed Lin was verbally attacked by two elderly people for sitting in the seat due to exhaustion. One of the elders, surnamed Li, has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Lin. A friend of Lin's is seeking video evidence to support her case, as existing laws emphasize visible physical harm over mental distress. The incident has sparked online discussions and calls for justice for Lin, with advice being shared on how she can potentially proceed legally. Details: [link to full article]

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