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Dog Bites Green-headed Duck to Death in Dahu Park! Cold-blooded Owner Ignores and Insults Bystander

Reported over 1 year ago

A netizen witnessed a Shiba Inu viciously biting a green-headed duck in Dahu Park in Taipei, with the owner failing to intervene. When confronted, the owner retorted with a chilling remark and only lightly tapped the dog with an item resembling a fly swatter instead of properly restraining it, resulting in the duck's tragic death. The incident sparked outrage online, with many criticizing the lack of responsible pet ownership and failure to prevent the attack.

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Surprising News! Lou Chun-Shuo Selected as Mentor in South Korea, Former Boy Band Members Join the Competition with an Unwilling Attitude

Reported over 1 year ago

Lou Chun-Shuo's career is booming, and he has been invited to be a mentor for the male group talent show 'SCOOL.' The show, produced by Sky Entertainment and SBS Medianet, has also recruited popular idol Lou Chun-Shuo as a mentor, along with former boy band members Yu-Cheng from 'ALL IN 5' and Chuan-You from 'Atomic Youth 1' joining the competition. Despite being a mentor, Lou Chun-Shuo humbly describes himself as a newcomer and hopes to learn and grow with the contestants during the show recording in South Korea. The selection criteria, as mentioned by Lou Chun-Shuo, focus on the importance of having 'Three Powers' - performance skills, personal charm, and teamwork abilities. The article also mentions the training of 24 candidates selected from Taiwan, who will undergo a month of training in Seoul, South Korea, aiming to enhance their skills and mutual inspiration with participants from Japan, Korea, and England. Additionally, Yu-Cheng and Chuan-You, having attracted the attention of South Korean TV producers, will also receive training in South Korea, as they expressed their unwillingness to give up and are eager to showcase their abilities on a larger stage.

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Fan Wei-chi Praises Jay Chou Late at Night! Cheers for His 'Courage to be Hated': Proud of You

Reported over 1 year ago

Fan Fan praised her husband, Jay Chou, for his dedication to Taiwanese basketball in a late-night post, expressing her hope that their twins will grow up with a similar spirit. Following controversies surrounding Fan Fan's remarks and Jay Chou's scandals, their images have been greatly impacted, delaying Fan Fan's comeback. Despite criticisms, Fan Fan's post received mixed responses from fans, some urging for self-improvement and humility. Recalling past incidents involving Fan Fan's career setbacks, from the mask controversy to violating epidemic prevention measures, she recently made a comeback at a music festival in Jiangsu, China.

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Taiwanese-Japanese Mixed-Race Actress Competes for the Title of 'Little Dragon Girl' with Training from Friend of Chou Tzu-yu

Reported over 1 year ago

At the Dragon Beauties Little Dragon Girl recruitment campaign organized by CPBL's Wei Chuan Dragons cheerleading team, mixed-race Taiwanese-Japanese actress Reima Kagamikinen grabbed the first spot in sign-ups and received private training from Elkie Chong Ting Xin, a former member of the popular Korean girl group CLC and a friend of Chou Tzu-yu. With a sweet and cute appearance, Kagamikinen expressed her excitement for the stage by immediately signing up after hearing about the auditions and undergoing a month of intense dance practice and physical training. With the full support of her friends and personal trainer Elkie, Kagamikinen aims to shine on stage, overcoming her past stage fright and nervousness with improved expression and confidence.

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Japanese World Heritage Site 'Oshino Hakkai' Turns into Wishing Well, More Foreign Coins Thrown In

Reported over 1 year ago

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, a large influx of foreign tourists in Japan has led to 'overtourism' in certain tourist spots, including the Oshino Hakkai springs formed by melted snow from Mount Fuji. Local residents observed an increase in foreign coins being thrown into the clear springs, raising concerns about water quality. Despite warning signs in multiple languages, tourists continue to throw coins into the springs. Efforts to collect and count these coins are ongoing, with authorities discussing potential solutions to protect the environment without compromising the scenic beauty of the area.

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2-Year-Old Japanese Tapir 'Hideo 英雄' Dies Suddenly Upon Arrival in Taiwan, Zoo to Perform Autopsy for Clarification

Reported over 1 year ago

The 2-year-old Japanese tapir 'Hideo 英雄', who just celebrated its birthday earlier this year, unexpectedly died upon arrival in Taiwan. The Taipei City Zoo found the tapir lifeless with blood stains in its transport crate. The zoo expressed deep sadness and regret, planning to conduct a pathological autopsy to determine the cause of death, as well as reviewing the animal transportation process with Japanese partners to understand the possible reasons for the tragic incident.

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Japanese Malayan Tapir 'Hero' Arrives in Taiwan Lifeless! Taipei Zoo to Clarify Reasons

Reported over 1 year ago

Hero, a Malayan tapir from Yokohama Zoo in Japan, arrived in Taiwan for an exchange with Taipei Zoo but was found lifeless upon arrival on June 21. An autopsy was conducted on June 22, and Taipei Zoo will provide further explanations. The 2-year-old tapir was intended for breeding purposes and its sudden death surprised and saddened many. Taipei Zoo, amidst the summer season, will extend its hours starting July 6 for the 'Night FUN Zoo' event featuring various activities to celebrate its 110th anniversary.

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TikTokers Alex Madison and Jon Bouffard Share Pregnancy Loss

Reported over 1 year ago

TikTokers Alex Madison and Jon Bouffard announced the devastating news of experiencing a pregnancy loss, expressing their deep pain and grief on Instagram and TikTok. The couple, who were expecting their first child, shared heartfelt messages and received an outpouring of support and condolences from fans, fellow TikTokers, and social media influencers during this difficult time.

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Mainland Imposes Death Penalty for Taiwan Independence; Eric Chu: Beijing Has No Jurisdiction over Republic of China

Reported over 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, China announced new regulations with 22 articles for punishing 'Taiwan independence' elements, with the maximum penalty being death. Eric Chu emphasized that mainland China has no jurisdiction over the Republic of China or the Taiwanese people. He urged restraint to avoid escalating hostility between the two sides, advocating dialogue over confrontation. Chu criticized President Lai Ching-te for adopting antagonistic policies since taking office, stating that the Democratic Progressive Party's confrontational approach is detrimental to Taiwan. The Taiwan Affairs Office said Beijing's actions will only fuel divisions between people on both sides and hinder positive cross-strait interactions.

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Navy Officers and Soldiers Visit Taiping Island in Harmony and Witness Strategic Achievements in South China Sea

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In June 21, 2024, the 113th Navy Harmony Far Sea Training Support Team visited Taiping Island in the South China Sea. The officers and soldiers witnessed the strategic achievements in the South China Sea to strengthen national defense determination. During the visit, they observed military and civilian facilities on the island, learning about Taiwan's long-term construction achievements. The visit aimed to enhance the strategic understanding of the South China Sea and emphasize the importance of national defense mission. The support team successfully anchored and sailed in the surrounding waters, exploring local landmarks and historical sites related to Taiwan's military presence on the island, fostering a sense of national sovereignty and homeland protection mission awareness among the personnel.

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China's Severest Punishment for Taiwan Independence Advocates: Death Penalty - Chu Li-lun: China has No Jurisdiction over the Republic of China

Reported over 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, China announced severe punishment for Taiwan independence advocates, with the possibility of the death penalty for the most serious cases. Kuomintang Chairman Chu Li-lun emphasized that mainland China has no jurisdiction over the Republic of China. Chu called for moderation between both sides to avoid escalating hostility, stating that conflict costs are too high compared to dialogue. He urged President Lai Qing-de to prioritize Taiwan's well-being over partisan interests. The escalating tensions have been marked by confrontational rhetoric and actions from the Democratic Progressive Party. Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang has stressed the importance of dialogue and cooperation for the nation's benefit.

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Woman's Shiba Inu Bites and Kills Wild Mallard Duck in Dahu Park, Angering Netizens with Her Passive Response

Reported over 1 year ago

On June 22, a woman was seen walking her Shiba Inu at Dahu Park in Taipei, with the dog holding a struggling wild mallard duck in its mouth. A passerby confronted the woman, who only lightly tapped the dog with a stick to stop the behavior after being scolded. Netizens criticized the passive attitude of the owner, questioning why she didn't intervene more forcefully to save the duck. The incident sparked online debate and concern about pet owner responsibility and animal welfare.

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Taipei Airport Third Terminal Project Revised Three Times, Premier Hopes for Full Operation in 2027

Reported over 1 year ago

Premier Su Tseng-chang continues to oversee the construction project of the third terminal at Taoyuan Airport, aiming for full operation by 2027 to accommodate domestic and international travelers. The project has undergone three revisions due to complex design, high construction costs, and low bidder interest, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Premier Su emphasized the importance of focusing on project progress and ensuring quality to reflect Taiwan as a civilized country, urging the airport company and construction units to pay attention to details and quality during the construction process.

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German Economy Minister: EU Tariffs on China Not a Punishment

Reported over 1 year ago

During a visit to China, German Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Robert Habeck clarified to Chinese officials that the proposed European Union tariffs on Chinese goods are not punitive measures. Habeck emphasized that the EU's investigation into Chinese companies benefiting from subsidies is to ensure fair competition and level the playing field. The meeting also highlighted the cooperation between Germany and China on climate change and the green transition, acknowledging the need for mutual efforts to combat global warming and promote renewable energy.

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Dylan Kuo Speaks Up After Sudden Silence During Sun An-tso's Controversy

Reported over 1 year ago

In response to the recent controversy surrounding his son, Sun An-tso, who was caught with a gas gun, actor Dylan Kuo made a statement on Facebook about feeling hurt and betrayed despite giving his all. He emphasized taking responsibility for one's choices and finding inner strength to face challenges, quoting writer Yang Jiang's words. Kuo expressed hope for personal growth and acceptance, acknowledging that all experiences in life are part of a learning process.

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Male Found Dead in Men's Restroom of Peitian Temple in Puzi City, Chiayi County; Police Investigating Cause of Death

Reported over 1 year ago

In an exclusive report on June 21, 2024, at 11:40 PM, a man was discovered lying unconscious in the men's restroom of Peitian Temple in Puzi City, Chiayi County around 6 PM. The fire department dispatched an ambulance upon receiving the report, but the man was already deceased. Police launched an investigation and confirmed no signs of a fight at the scene, requesting a prosecutor for an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Eyewitnesses suggested the man may have been injecting drugs and drinking inside the restroom. Authorities continue to investigate the incident to uncover the truth and highlight the importance of public safety and early reporting of suspicious activities.

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Train Hits Falling Rocks, Derails! Volunteer Firefighter Steps Forward to Help 'Injured Train Driver': Unexpectedly Afraid

Reported over 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, at 11:40 PM, a Taiwan Railways Administration train, the No. 229 Taroko Express, while heading northbound through the Qingshui Tunnel, derailed due to a landslide, causing the driver's hand to fracture and six passengers to sustain minor injuries. In an act of emergency response, volunteer firefighter Chen Jing-wei from Taoyuan, who was in the fourth carriage, rushed to the first carriage to assist the train driver and injured passengers. Amid heavy rainfall warnings in 10 counties, unfortunate events led to the derailment after the train hit falling rocks inside the tunnel, prompting the evacuation of over 500 passengers. Witnesses described hearing several loud bangs at the time of the incident. The immediate and courageous actions of the volunteer firefighter in aiding the injured train driver were particularly touching as he expressed that helping others was more important than fear.

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Exclusive / Short Girl Cries in Pain after Doing a 'Split' Dance Move on TV Show, Didn't Warm Up and Hurt Bottom Area! Pain Lasted until Next Day

Reported over 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, PS Girl Short participated in a TV show and did a 'split' dance move without warming up, resulting in injuries to her knee and 'bottom area', causing her to cry out in pain. The pain lasted until the next day. Short joined an episode where cheerleaders from baseball and basketball teams competed, turning from teammates to opponents with Lil D as her partner. Despite being outnumbered in fan support during the show, Short shocked everyone by performing a 'split' on the spot without a warm-up, causing her and everyone present to be scared as she hurt her leg and 'sensitive part'. Lil D, the opponent, later comforted her, acknowledging that the fans on the show were for effect. Short applauded Lil D for her considerate gesture.

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侯佩岑夏日微博晒短裙美腿笑容 淡定應對爭议

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侯佩岑46歲的知性甜心形象仍受歡迎,最近在微博晒出穿著短裙的照片引發熱議,展示纖細白皙的美腿和招牌微笑,並淡定地應對之前發表涉政言論遭到圍剿的爭議。侯佩岑並未受影響,繼續活躍於演藝圈並將焦點轉向中國演藝市場。

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Deputy Minister of the Publicity Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Zhang Jianchun, Under Investigation for Severe Violations of Discipline and Law

Reported over 1 year ago

Exclusive report on June 21, 2024, at 11:37 pm, the Central Propaganda Department's Deputy Minister Zhang Jianchun is under investigation for severe violations of discipline and law by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission. Zhang, born in Shandong in 1965, had various roles in the Communist Party and government before his current position. The investigation reflects the Party's ongoing anti-corruption efforts and commitment to strict governance, as emphasized in a meeting of the Propaganda Department chaired by Minister Li Shulei.

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Taiwanese Firefighters Perform Rescue Operation for Over 100kg Man Who Fell in Restroom and Lost Breath

Reported over 1 year ago

In Taichung City, Taiwan, a rare rescue incident occurred where a man weighing over 100kg fell in his home restroom and lost consciousness, prompting a swift response from the fire department. After the report at 9:46 a.m., firefighters and emergency personnel worked tirelessly to rescue the approximately 45-year-old man, successfully moving him out of the restroom and transporting him to a hospital for urgent care.

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Truck Catches Fire on National Freeway No. 1 in Sanchong Section, Driver Escapes in Emergency

Reported over 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, a small truck caught fire while driving on National Freeway No. 1 southbound in the 29th kilometer of Sanchong section. The driver noticed smoke from the front of the vehicle, pulled over to the shoulder, escaped, and the vehicle burst into flames. Fortunately, firefighters were able to extinguish the fire with no casualties. The exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. The incident caused traffic disruption, and authorities remind all drivers to ensure vehicle safety and report any abnormalities promptly to avoid accidents.

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Overweight Man Falls Unconscious in Restroom in Taichung, Fire Department Called for Reinforcement

Reported over 1 year ago

In Taichung, a man weighing over 100 kilograms fell unconscious in his home restroom, prompting the fire department to call for reinforcement due to difficulties in moving his heavy body. Despite the challenges, the man was successfully rescued and transported to National Defense Medical Center 803 for treatment. The incident occurred in Taichung's Dongshi District, and the man, approximately 45 years old, was found in critical condition.

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Mainland China's New Regulations on Punishing Taiwan Independence; Zhu Lilun: Mainland Has No Jurisdiction over Republic of China

Reported over 1 year ago

Mainland China released new regulations to punish Taiwan independence advocates, allowing for 'in absentia trials' for those involved in 'splitting the country,' with the maximum penalty being death. Kuomintang Chairman Zhu Lilun stated that Mainland China has no jurisdiction over the Republic of China, expressing concern over the escalating hostility between both sides and calling for dialogue over confrontation. These developments mark a concerning turn, with a call for restraint and peaceful resolution from both parties.

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Unleashed Shiba Inu Causes Two-Car Collision in Taichung, Owners Flee

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A minor collision occurred in Taichung's Beitun District on June 18th when a 26-year-old woman surnamed Li swerved to avoid a Shiba Inu running a red light, hitting a car in the adjacent lane. The dog and a 40-year-old man surnamed Zeng who seemed to be the dog's owner both fled the scene, leading to fines imposed by the authorities. It was discovered through CCTV footage that the dog was wearing a collar and likely had an owner. Zeng confessed to walking the Shiba Inu without a leash, causing the incident. Police reminded the public to report accidents even without visible collisions and cautioned pet owners to be vigilant to prevent similar incidents.

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