Reported over 1 year ago
In the series 'City of Fear Collection,' Zeng Kaixuan returns to TV screens after a 2-year hiatus portraying a woman out on a night run. The trailer, released on June 20, features intense scenes with chilling scenarios like being followed in a park, hearing strange noises upstairs, and encountering creepy situations like a child calling out for a new friend under the bed. Zeng Kaixuan shared her experiences of running several kilometers in the park for the series and expressed her enthusiasm for the challenges and realistic elements in the show.
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Reported over 1 year ago
In Chiayi City, a man named Chen committed a brutal murder at his ex-wife's current boyfriend's home, then fled and ultimately died by suicide as police closed in on him. Before the incident, Chen had made posts on social media hinting at his failed murder attempt on the boyfriend two years prior, indicating his long-held grudge and vengeful intentions. Chen's actions highlight a chilling premeditated crime that shocked the community.
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Reported over 1 year ago
在立法院審查行政院針對國會職權修法提出的覆議案時，徐巧芯質疑政院在臉書上列出7項覆議理由，但實際送達立院卻只有6項，引發爭議。卓榮泰解釋臉書文代表他的心情，與公文書內容一致，但使用法律用詞。徐巧芯指出不一致之處，包括刪除部分字眼，批評行政院對公眾與立委的溝通不一致。
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Reported over 1 year ago
TVBS News on June 20, 2024, at 2:35 AM discusses how traditional Chinese medicine can alleviate discomfort post-colon cancer surgery. With colon cancer being a significant health concern in Taiwan, integrating Chinese medicine into treatment plans can reduce side effects from surgeries and treatments, improving patients' quality of life and potentially extending survival. By addressing symptoms like gastrointestinal issues, hair loss, oral ulcers, and more, Chinese medicine aims to enhance patients' well-being and provide a holistic approach to cancer care.
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Reported over 1 year ago
On June 20, 2024, the Legislative Yuan is set to vote on the parliamentary reform reconsideration proposed by the Executive Yuan. Huang Kuo-chang, the Legislative Yuan caucus leader of the People's Party, expressed hope that the commitments made by the Democratic Progressive Party caucus leader, Ko Chien-ming, during their recent negotiations would be trusted. This comes amidst discussions and controversies surrounding the reform bills and accusations of distorting the reasons for the reconsideration by the People's Party caucus.
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Reported over 1 year ago
Hsinchu's Pu-Ding Village Chief, He Zhi-Ning, was harassed by a drunk man in Tokyo during her recent trip to Japan. Despite the harassment and being groped, she fought back, sought help from the police, and when asked if she would return to Japan, she replied positively. He Zhi-Ning, in her IG post, emphasized that she appreciates the efforts of the Japanese police in capturing the suspect and still loves Japan, reminding people not to judge an entire country by the actions of one individual. The incident has prompted messages of support and caution from netizens and even Japanese nationals apologizing for the event.
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Reported over 1 year ago
The illegal use of electronic cigarettes containing etizolam, also known as 'high-inducing vapes,' is becoming increasingly problematic in Taiwan. Medical professionals warn that besides the risk of addiction, severe withdrawal and physical and mental symptoms may also arise from using etizolam-infused vapes. Cases of potential poisoning or addiction from using these vapes have been appearing at emergency rooms and addiction clinics, with symptoms including mental confusion, irritability, disordered behavior, lack of concentration, muscle twitching, darkened skin, and impaired interpersonal functions. It is stressed that the government should evaluate the dangers of etizolam abuse, strengthen regulation, crack down on illegal vapes and their sources, and warn young people against peer pressure and trying unknown vape products.
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Reported over 1 year ago
A recent discussion among individuals who were disciplined with physical punishment in their childhood sparked curiosity about the tools mothers used to discipline them. Responses included being beaten with tools such as thick water pipes, hangers, rattan sticks, and ear pinching. Many netizens reminisced about their childhood punishments including belts, brooms, belts, hangers, rattan sticks, and water pipes, while some lucky individuals shared that they were not physically punished at all by their parents.
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Reported over 1 year ago
Yahoo Finance reporter Chen Yimin updated that Fu Hwa Taiwan Technology Yield ETF (00929) went ex-dividend today (June 20), with the highest intraday reaching 21.42 yuan, slowly progressing towards the dividend payout, leaving over 750,000 investors waiting in anticipation. The ex-dividend day of 00929 signifies a gradual step towards the dividend payout. According to the latest statistics from the Central Depository & Clearing Co., 00929 had 751,859 beneficiaries as of June 14, an increase of 7,471 people from the previous week. The dividend distribution amount this time is 0.2 yuan, with today's ex-dividend reference price at 21.32 yuan. The ETF opened higher at 21.36 yuan, touching a high of 21.42 yuan during trading, closing at 21.39 yuan, a 0.33% increase compared to the previous day's closing price of 21.52 yuan. The current dividend payout ratio is 35%. According to the official website of Fu Hwa Investment Trust, the top 5 holdings of 00929 are MediaTek (2454) with a holding weight of 9.185%, followed by Novatek (3034) at 5.310%, and the rest in sequence are AU Optronics (3711) at 4.748%, Realtek (2379) at 4.578%, and Macronix (3702) at 3.975%.
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Reported over 1 year ago
Taiwan's Formosa Plastics Group held its shareholders' meeting today, marking the last time Chairman Lin Chien-nan presides over the meeting. After electing a new board of directors, Lin will step down as chairman, with board member Guo Wen-bi taking over while Lin transitions to the group's senior advisor. Lin's departure signals a new generational shift within the Formosa Plastics Group. Despite a challenging year with a decline in revenue and profits, Lin expressed apologies to shareholders and shared the company's commitment to AI innovation and R&D, including collaborations with NVIDIA to enhance efficiency in petrochemical operations. Lin concluded the meeting with a message of hope for a better tomorrow.
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Reported over 1 year ago
Feng Shui expert Qiu Yanlong warns of upcoming economic bubbles starting from the summer solstice, with 3 disaster signs set to last until the year-end. The first sign, the 'evil star,' may lead to economic bubbles and advises worshipping 3 deities for protection. Various sectors like finance, securities, stock markets, banks, and businesses could face collapses. Other disasters like violence, fires, and crime are also foreseen. Certain industries will thrive during this period, but health risks such as cardiovascular diseases and accidents are cautioned. Popular zodiac signs will have good luck, according to Qiu Yanlong, who advises caution and preparation for potential crises.
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Reported over 1 year ago
President Lai Ching-te met with the Taipei First Girls' High School flag team today at the Presidential Office. During the ceremony, he praised the team for their outstanding performances representing the country on international stages. Lai expressed hopes that the visit to Canada for cultural performances would widen their horizons and showcase Taiwan's excellence to the world. He also demonstrated flag-waving skills with the students, emphasizing the team's hard work and exemplary spirit as they prepare to participate in the Taiwan-Canada Arts and Culture Festival in Calgary. Lai commended the team's dedication and encouraged them to continue learning and representing Taiwan positively. Overall, the atmosphere was joyful and celebratory.
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Reported over 1 year ago
During Russian President Putin's first visit to North Korea in nearly 25 years, he and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un exchanged gifts such as a luxury Russian-made car, tea sets, and artworks. The extravagant welcome ceremony in Pyongyang included a one-on-one meeting, where Putin gifted Kim a luxury Aurus car and received tea sets and a navy admiral's sword in return. Despite international isolation, the meeting demonstrated solidarity between the two countries, with both signing agreements for military, economic, and cultural cooperation.
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Reported over 1 year ago
On June 20, 2024, at 2:30 AM, Chen Yongliang, the boss of the popular beverage chain Xingfutang, got into a conflict with the police due to illegal parking, accidentally causing his 1-year-old child to fall to the ground. A video of the incident shows that when Chen was asked to move his car that was being towed, he was holding two children and rushed his wife to get in the car, leading to a scuffle with the police. As a result, his 1-year-old child and a police officer fell to the ground. Chen accused the police of improper enforcement, but the police restored the situation and charged him with assault and obstructing public duty. This incident, arising from a simple traffic violation, escalated into a legal battle between Chen and the police, resulting in unfortunate consequences.
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Reported over 1 year ago
In the national college entrance examination for students with disabilities for the 113th academic year, Tsai Hsin-hao from Er-Xin High School's Information Management Department achieved the highest score nationwide. He successfully got admitted to the National Taipei University of Technology's Department of Information and Finance Management. Despite facing moderate hearing impairment, Tsai demonstrated exceptional perseverance and determination on his educational journey, realizing his dream with the support of school resources and teachers. Through his unwavering efforts and teacher guidance, Tsai overcame multiple challenges, including learning methods to ensure thorough understanding of lectures. Tsai expressed gratitude towards his teachers, classmates, and family for their support and encouragement, pledging to continue his diligent and determined attitude in future endeavors. His inspiring success story serves as a valuable lesson for all students facing difficulties, showing that with perseverance and courage, one can achieve remarkable results despite obstacles.
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Reported over 1 year ago
女星陳妍希與中國演員陳曉於2016年結婚，育有一子，但8年來傳出多次婚姻危機。最近狗仔爆料指出陳曉想離婚，並揭露兩人存在婚變跡象。中國知名狗仔劉大錘更在直播中講述兩人婚姻狀況，驚爆陳妍希偽單親早有跡象。兩人目前未發聲回應，引起熱議。
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Reported over 1 year ago
Amidst the ongoing controversy involving Sun Anzuo, the son of artist Di Ying, and his agent Zhu Yiming, it was reported that Zhu claimed to be studying at Yang Ming University's neuroscience research institute. However, the university clarified that there is no record of Zhu Yiming's enrollment and stated that he had dropped out after enrolling under the name Zhu Zhidé in the 108th academic year. This revelation has raised questions about Zhu's integrity, especially given his history and claims of a falsified educational background. Investigations into Sun Anzuo and Zhu Yiming are still ongoing as society awaits further developments.
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Reported over 1 year ago
FTNN News Network reported on June 20, 2024, that the Taiwan stock market surged today, closing at a new high of 23,406.10 points, up by 196.56 points. Trading volume dropped to 509.31 billion NTD. Foxconn (2382) ranked third in trading volume with 72,400 shares traded, rising by 4.43%. Foxconn's stock price has been climbing due to its involvement in the AI industry, with a substantial increase in revenue over the past months. The stock's price reached 330 NTD, up by 4.43%.
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Reported over 1 year ago
TVBS news on June 20, 2024, reports that senior media figure Zhao Shao-Kang is calling for a movement to support the 'Blue Hawks' in the Legislative Yuan. As a vote on the parliamentary reform reconsideration is approaching, various groups are mobilizing for or against it, with the Kuomintang also joining the counter-mobilization. Zhao criticizes the government's handling of the reform and urges supporters to gather outside the Legislative Yuan. He predicts the reconsideration will fail, and even in that case, believes DPP Chairman Cho Jung-tai won't step down, highlighting the political maneuvering at play.
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Reported over 1 year ago
Chinese e-commerce is rapidly penetrating the South Korean market by exploiting the provision that allows for duty-free parcels under $150 to be shipped from China at low prices, avoiding costs such as tariffs, import certifications, and registration of import enterprises, posing a serious threat to South Korean e-commerce. Despite harmful substances being found in goods purchased directly from China, the incredibly low prices continue to attract many South Koreans. Companies like AliExpress are investing heavily in South Korea, causing local e-commerce enterprises like Gmarket and smaller businesses to suffer. Amid difficulties in regulation, unfair competition is escalating, impacting the local economy. Concerns regarding the safety of Chinese products persist, with many failing quality checks, especially products intended for children, despite South Korean consumers being enticed by the affordability. The South Korean government's attempts to establish safety certification requirements for certain products, initially met with consumer opposition, were retracted, leading to safety checks being conducted by various government agencies and restrictions placed on e-commerce platforms to prevent the sale of harmful products. However, the limited number of customs officials inspecting foreign purchases highlights the challenges faced in ensuring product safety, demanding further measures to address the influx of potentially hazardous items entering South Korea. Citizens seem more inclined to prioritize price over quality due to inflation, prompting the government to intensify regulations to safeguard consumers.
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Reported over 1 year ago
During the PLG Finals Game 5, New Taipei Kings announced that star player Jeremy Lin will be returning to play, dispelling rumors of his 'career-ending injury'. Lin had been absent in the previous game due to a foot injury but will be participating in the pivotal game. With a series lead of 3-1, the Kings are aiming to clinch their first PLG championship title. If they win the game, it will be a historic moment for the team. However, the competition is expected to intensify in potential Game 6 and Game 7 at New Taipei Gymnasium and Taoyuan Giant Egg, respectively.
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Reported over 1 year ago
As the countdown to the Paris Olympics begins, Taiwanese female gymnast Ting Hua-Tien, known as the 'Gymnastics Prodigy,' is rigorously preparing at the national training center with high self-discipline, aiming for her second appearance at the Olympics to achieve the best results for the Chinese Taipei team. Ting has admitted her love for chocolates and struggles with dietary control, finding it painful to restrict herself. Despite her pursuit of perfection in training, her coach has to limit her training to prevent injuries. Ting's coach also requires her to lose weight to maintain her ideal physique. Ting's dedication and self-discipline are emphasized, although her strict training regimen challenges her well-being and enjoyment of chocolates.
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Reported over 1 year ago
A woman shared on a Facebook group that her husband gives her a fixed amount each month for rent and groceries, and asks for the leftover money back. With a surplus of 2000-3000 Yuan monthly, she is unsure whether to return the money or save it as an emergency fund. Netizens are split in their opinions, with some advocating for honesty and transparency in communication with the husband, while others support the idea of saving the surplus as emergency funds without repaying. The debate continues among online users in the group.
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Reported over 1 year ago
A recent survey conducted by the Central Bank of Taiwan on Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), known as Digital NT$, revealed that around 90% of the general public, vendors, and businesses were unaware of Digital NT$. However, after gaining a better understanding, over 70% expressed willingness to use it. The Central Bank has been conducting research on CBDC since 2019 and is currently in the prototype development stage, aligning with global advancements. The survey results will be used to modify the initial CBDC structure and design for further public engagement and communication.
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Reported over 1 year ago
A 44-year-old man surnamed Chen in Chiayi City committed a murder-suicide on the morning of June 20th. Chen ran to his ex-wife's boyfriend's home in the early morning, attacking and fatally injuring the 42-year-old man with a knife before fleeing to a nearby motel, where he eventually took his own life. Prior to the incident, Chen had posted on Facebook multiple times insulting his ex-wife and the boyfriend, even mentioning a 'termination goal' towards the boyfriend. Light was shed on Chen's history of attempting to harm the boyfriend, failing to do so before due to intervention from others resulting in previous assault charges. Chen's Facebook posts revealed a disturbing mindset where he repeatedly expressed his hatred towards the victims and his meticulous planning to achieve his 'termination goal'.
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