Reported about 1 year ago
Japanese drama 'Unmet-A Neurosurgeon's Diary-' has been a hit with both viewers and critics since its premiere, ranking as the top golden hour drama of the season by Japanese media Model Press and leading the spring drama premiere satisfaction rankings by Filmarks. Following closely behind iconic works by Takuya Kimura, Tomohisa Yamashita, and Haruna Kawaguchi on Taiwan's streaming platform KKTV, the drama is considered this season's biggest dark horse. The drama's lead actor, who plays Dr. Sanpei, has gained huge popularity, ranking as the third favorite character among viewers. The upcoming climax of the series is highly anticipated, with discussions sparked by a shocking statement in the recent ninth episode of the show. 'Unmet-A Neurosurgeon's Diary-' airs weekly on KKTV and has captivated audiences with its storyline of a neurosurgeon trying to regain her memory with the help of a colleague and past lover. Actor Roy Aoyagi, a rising star in this hit drama, shares his experience of working on the show and the pressure from his co-star, actress Hana Sugisaki, pushing him to deliver a convincing performance.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A Taiwanese cargo ship caught on fire in the waters outside of Kaohsiung Port, with 3 crew members injured, 2 of whom suffered severe burns. The fire has been successfully extinguished, and a search and rescue operation involving helicopters has transported 2 crew members for medical treatment. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
In Shanxi Datong Yungang Grottoes Scenic Area in China, a video circulated online showing a peculiar sight of timers installed in the women's restroom, making many tourists feel uncomfortable as if they were being monitored while using the facilities. The timers on each stall door display green and red figures with countdowns to indicate availability, causing confusion and suspicion among visitors if the area is concerned about restroom occupancy times. Staff explained that the timers assist in showing restroom occupancy status for visitor convenience and safety measures, refuting claims of strict time limits and dismissing misunderstandings among online viewers.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Last December, a DPP propaganda vehicle illegally made a U-turn, hitting two riders causing them to get hospitalized with fractures. Today, the victims held a press conference accusing the DPP of completely ignoring them post-election and shifting all blame. Despite promising full assistance initially, the DPP allegedly distanced themselves and told the victims to seek compensation from the driver, leading to significant financial and emotional distress. The victims expressed frustration at the lack of accountability and responsibility shown by the party, highlighting a concerning disregard for citizens' trust and welfare.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On the evening of June 10th in Kaohsiung, a thief named Huang tried to steal and sell cables at a construction site in Qianjin District, but accidentally cut the Taiwan Power Company wires, causing a malfunction in the traffic lights at the intersection of Seven Sages Road and Market 1st Road. The incident also led to a power outage in a nearby convenience store for over an hour, prompting the attention of the police and Taiwan Power Company. The 64-year-old thief was caught on the spot with drug theft history and equipment worth about 50,000 NT dollars confiscated, with the case now transferred to the prosecutor's office for investigation.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Three Chinese companies, Dongguan Oasiss Shoes, Shandong Meijia Group, and Xinjiang Shenhuo Coal Power, have been added to the US Entity List for their alleged involvement in using and promoting forced labor of Uyghur people in Xinjiang. The US Department of Homeland Security stated that they are closely monitoring industries like seafood, aluminum products, and footwear that play important roles in Xinjiang's economy, aiming to keep products made from forced labor out of the US market. The companies have not yet issued public responses, but there are indications that they have engaged in labor transfer programs using persecuted Uyghur labor. This move is part of the US government's efforts to prevent the import of products linked to forced labor in Xinjiang.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
With over 2.5 million diabetes patients in Taiwan, not only do patients need to control their blood sugar, even healthy individuals should maintain proper blood sugar levels. Dr. Hsu Zhi Yu from Chu Ri Clinic recommends the 10 most effective blood sugar-control vegetables, such as bitter melon, kale, asparagus, sweet potato leaves, onions, black fungus, broccoli, peppers, cucumbers, and seaweed, each with unique benefits. Dr. Hsu emphasizes that maintaining stable blood sugar levels before and after meals within a range of 30-60mg/dl is crucial to prevent adverse health effects caused by significant fluctuations in blood sugar levels.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Apple's market value surged over 7% after introducing ChatGPT technology in devices in collaboration with OpenAI during WWDC, resulting in a $215 billion increase and a new all-time high market value of $3.18 trillion, surpassing Nvidia at $2.97 trillion and ranking second globally. The AI-driven iOS updates showcased at WWDC contributed to this surge, as analysts raised Apple's target stock price post-event, anticipating a boost in sales with the upcoming iPhone series release in fall. Apple is proactively integrating AI advancements across iOS software, including enhancing Siri's response capabilities and offering AI-driven features in various applications beyond a single-app restriction.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A dispute over a priority seat on the Taipei MRT escalated into a bloody confrontation at the Fu-Xing-Gang Station, where a tired woman named Lin refused to give up her seat and ended up in a physical altercation with a man and a woman who demanded she give it up. The incident resulted in Lin emotionally breaking down and repeatedly hitting her head on a station pillar, causing her to bleed. The man involved insists that Lin should have given up the seat, claiming his actions were justified. Although police arrived at the scene, both parties involved have chosen not to press charges at this time.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
As temperatures rise in the summer, Häagen-Dazs introduces a special ice cream promotion at convenience stores from June 12 to 16. During this time, customers can enjoy a buy-3-get-3-free deal on selected ice cream and mini cup series, including classic favorites like chocolate almond and vanilla caramel almond, as well as new flavors like vanilla blueberry macaron. With a total of 11 flavors to choose from, don't miss out on this 5-day offer!
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, the Russian military launched a new wave of attacks on multiple Ukrainian cities on June 12, including the capital Kyiv and Odessa, resulting in explosions and air raid alarms across Ukraine. The Polish military jets were urgently deployed in response. The attacks follow previous airstrikes in Kharkiv, causing widespread destruction. The US has approved the deployment of a second Patriot missile system to Ukraine in the coming days for defense.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
In a Taiwanese light comedy series, 'My Unexpected Roommate', actress Yang Li-yin plays a self-made wealthy single lady, Lin Li-chun, who visits a real estate agency to confront the agent, played by Yao Chun-yao, for the slow progress in selling her mansion. She overhears the manager Mario complaining about her, causing awkward tension and comedic interactions. The show explores social issues like 'young-old cohabitation' and 'youth renting property', airing on Public Television and CTV from June 23 on Sundays. Yang Li-yin finds working with Yao and co-star Yen Zheng-lan very enjoyable due to their chemistry and mutual trust.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
The new Director of Police Administration Zhang Rongxing emphasizes the importance of providing the latest and most practical law enforcement equipment to ensure the safety of every officer's life. He plans to speed up the procurement of new gear and retire outdated equipment, prioritizing input from frontline officers. Zhang firmly supports officers in using firearms when necessary to protect themselves and innocent civilians in high-risk situations. He also emphasizes building trust with the public to elevate the status of law enforcement personnel in society.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
小S的大女兒Elly在社群平台曬出多張畢業照，穿著露背黑色長洋裝展現纖細鎖骨線，裙擺單側開衩巧妙露出白皙美腿，加上精緻妝容和高冷神情，被網友讚為「最美畢業生」。她也與小S的母女合影引起網友誇獎姊妹相像，母女倆的時尚穿搭、高雅氣質受到好評。
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On June 9th, a former Chinese navy boat captain drove a speedboat into Tamsui Harbor, Taiwan, causing a stir. National Security Bureau Director Chiu Ming-yan expressed that there are many unclear points regarding this incident, including the motives of the individual and potential Chinese involvement. Chiu stated that with the involvement of the prosecution, the security bureau will respect the investigative results and will enhance intelligence sharing to prevent similar incidents. The incident has raised concerns in Taiwan over security threats from China's activities, including frequent drone and ship intrusions.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
The report reveals that during a political discussion, the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) policy executive Wang Yichuan disclosed information obtained from analyzing cell phone base station signals about participants' gender, age, attendance patterns, and was accused of infringing on privacy and national security. Nationalist Party legislator Xu Qiaoxin disclosed that the DPP's new media center director, Chan Heshun, provided data from Chunghwa Telecom's subsidiary Isfeng Telecom for analysis, implying collaboration to obtain the information Wang Yichuan shared on the show. Xu also questioned Chunghwa Telecom regarding the selling of data to political figures, pointing to potential misconduct. This raises concerns about privacy and data security in relation to political activities.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Chen Zhihan, also known as Guan Zhang, lost his legal battle against Wu Xindai, a doctor and Taiwan Forward Party city council candidate, in a defamation case where she called him 'underworld' and implied that 'Genghis Khan is just a gang'. Chen demanded 100,000 compensation and removal of the posts, but the court ruled in favor of Wu Xindai stating her comments were within the scope of reasonable criticism. Chen's claims were rejected twice, with the court emphasizing that Wu Xindai's remarks were based on public interest discussions about Chen's past associations with the underworld.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
During an appearance on Yahoo TV show 'Agree with This Reason,' Minister of Environment Peng Chieh-ming expressed his ambitious goals of implementing the carbon pricing system in Taiwan starting this year, completing the Solid Recovery Fuel (SRF) inspection report in three months, and resolving all garbage mountains within four years, while also aiming to change the littering culture in Taiwan. Peng also criticized the unethical behavior of real estate developers raising house prices in anticipation of the carbon fee, stressing his commitment to prevent 'green inflation' and address SRF controversies with new regulations.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
The first 'Chinese Excellent Anchors' Cross-Strait Youth Anchor Training Camp, supported by the Cross-Strait Entrepreneurs Summit Modern Service Industry and Cultural Creativity Group and organized by the Taiwan E-commerce Alliance, began on June 12th in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, opening a platform for learning and practice. With the vibrant development of live-streaming e-commerce in mainland China, many Taiwanese youths are venturing into becoming internet influencers in the live-streaming e-commerce industry in China. The training camp aims to enhance participants' online marketing skills through a well-planned curriculum covering e-commerce logic, IP creation, traffic monetization, and more, with interactive sessions and visits to renowned live-streaming e-commerce enterprises.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
In an incident on June 12, 2024, at 12:22 AM, a woman in office attire was forced by elderly individuals to give up a priority seat on the Taipei MRT, resulting in her hitting her head on a pole and bleeding profusely. Witnesses described how the elderly insisted on taking her seat despite her explaining she had worked a 12-hour day and needed to rest. The woman's emotional outburst led to her repeatedly hitting her head against the pole. While not condoning violence, many online supported the woman, criticizing the elderly for their behavior and misuse of priority seating designated for those in need.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Chinatimes News, 12th June 2024, 12:21 AM - In the early morning at 10:54 AM, an incident of a man falling off Taipei Bridge in Sanchong District, New Taipei City, was reported. Emergency services found personal belongings on the bridge, belonging to a 54-year-old man surnamed Zhuang. Zhuang was rescued from the river around 11:20 AM but was pronounced dead at the hospital. Initial investigations ruled out foul play, but further details are still being clarified. Chinatimes News will provide updates on the case.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On June 12, 2024, at 12:21 am, Popular Media ZaoKa introduced the latest chat upgrade from LINE. LINE’s community recently launched the 'Discussion Threads' feature, allowing users in group chats to not be overwhelmed by a large number of messages. If you're unsure about what the 'Discussion Threads' feature is, this article summarizes its advantages, usage restrictions, and how to create and use it. The function aims to provide users with more interactive ways, increase communication among members, and allow even shy members to have their own corner in the community to share information freely. To use LINE's 'Discussion Threads,' certain version requirements need to be met, permissions need to be granted, and time limits and message management conditions apply.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Since its debut, the Japanese drama 'Unmet - The Diary of a Neurosurgeon-' has been a success in terms of ratings and reputation, winning accolades such as being voted 'Most Popular Prime Time Drama of the Season' by Model Press and topping Filmarks' 'Spring Drama Premiere Satisfaction Ranking.' Following behind major works by Takuya Kimura, Tomohisa Yamashita, and Haruna Kawaguchi, it is considered this season's top dark horse. The drama's lead actor, Ryoya Noguchi, has also become popular, ranking third as the favorite character and drawing attention for his heartwarming scenes with co-star Hana Sugisaki. The recent episode 9 has stirred online discussions due to a surprising statement by Sugisaki's character, leading to a surge in rankings. The drama is building up to its climax, leaving viewers to wonder if Sugisaki's character will recover her memories. The drama airs on KKTV weekly and features Sugisaki and Noguchi as neurosurgeons in a story about memory loss and self-discovery.
Source: COM
Reported about 1 year ago
The merger of Taipei, New Taipei, and Keelung has been a recurring topic in politics, with Keelung's mayor expressing that forming a 'Greater Direct-Ruled City' would be most suitable. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an mentioned that the three regions already collaborate through a common governance platform and work as cooperative partners, focusing on various aspects like transportation, education, and environmental protection to build a shared living circle. The idea of merging Taipei, New Taipei, and Keelung remains under discussion, with an emphasis on ongoing cooperation and coordination among the municipalities.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
In a scene reminiscent of the movie 'Ocean's 8', three thieves broke into the flagship Bulgari store on Via dei Condotti in central Rome, Italy, and stole jewels worth 42,000 pounds, equivalent to 17.33 million New Taiwan dollars, in under 11 minutes before escaping through the sewer system. Surveillance cameras captured the thieves entering through a hole in the floor and barricading the doors before fleeing with watches and jewels from glass display cases, prompting a thorough investigation by local authorities.
Source: YAHOO