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Blue Camp Plans Nationwide Anti-Blue Bird Campaign, Ke Jianming Criticizes 'Political Nobel Prize' and Names 12 Blue Camp Legislators as 'Strongest Cast'

Reported about 1 year ago

After the legislature passed the National Assembly Empowerment Bill proposed by the Blue and White parties, causing heated clashes in the chamber and public attention due to the 'Blue Bird Action' with thousands surrounding the Legislative Yuan, both the DPP and KMT plan to educate the public on the impact of the bill, with the DPP going rural and the KMT countering. DPP legislator Ke Jianming sarcastically suggested that this historical initiative could win a 'Political Nobel Prize' and advised a lineup of 12 KMT legislators as the 'strongest cast', criticizing their efforts against the bill and calling for overseas speaking tours to expose the party's faults.

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Top Stocks to Consider in Bull Market for Growth and Dividends

Reported about 1 year ago

The article by The Motley Fool discusses Enterprise Products Partners for dividends and Upstart for high growth as top stocks to consider in the bull market. The analysts recommend investors to look into stocks like these for potential growth and dividends in the current market scenario.

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柯文哲:國會辯論比下鄉宣講更重要

Reported about 1 year ago

民眾黨主席柯文哲受邀到花蓮慢活環騎,提到行政院覆議藍綠爭論國會職權修法,認為在國會好好辯論比下鄉宣講更有效。行政院提覆議引發民進黨和國民黨相應措施,其中柯文哲希望政府不要為反對而反對,否則將提高社會成本無必要。在其他議題上,民眾黨表示願意與綠營合作,只要對台灣社會有益的法案都會支持。柯文哲也認為政治是妥協的,呼籲以理性對話討論爭議,而行政院的覆議動作引發多方熱議。

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Criticism of Huang Renxun for 'Pleasing Taiwanese People by Visiting Night Markets' and Condemning Taiwanese for Ignorance in Culture

Reported about 1 year ago

NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun's frequent visits to Taiwan's night markets have stirred discussions, with a Facebook page criticizing him for seemingly trying to please Taiwanese people and improve his public relations in Taiwan. The page argued that Huang's actions show disrespect for Taiwan's cultural capital and humanities, questioning why he didn't engage with more culturally significant activities during his visits. The post also points out a concerning trend of Taiwanese people focusing too much on food and not valuing other art forms, ultimately leading to a lack of recognition for local talents and over-reliance on foreign-born celebrities with Taiwanese heritage.

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Huang Renxun's Departure from Taiwan Angers Mainland? Expressing Gratitude to Tech Industry Partners Before Leaving

Reported about 1 year ago

The CEO of NVIDIA, Huang Renxun, who recently praised Taiwan, causing dissatisfaction in mainland China, clarified that his comments were not geopolitical but a thank you to all tech partners for their support. Despite drawing attention in Taiwan, Huang Renxun had discussions with TSMC's new chairman before leaving, focusing on advanced processes and technologies, but TSMC declined to comment. Huang Renxun left Taiwan on a private jet after interacting with media and fans, signing autographs, and taking photos. Huang Renxun, with a net worth of $106.1 billion, ranks as the 13th richest globally.

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Zanilla Zhao Liying and Feng Shaofeng's 5-Year-Old Son's Camping Trip with Suitcase in Tow

Reported about 1 year ago

Zanilla news reported on June 8, 2024, that 36-year-old Zhao Liying and ex-husband Feng Shaofeng's 5-year-old son recently went camping, showing a rare glimpse of her private life. Zhao, known for her youthful looks, was seen lovingly fixing her son's hair and pulling a suitcase while camping in a Shanghai park. She is protective of her son's privacy, often covering his face in photos with cute patterns. Netizens praised the adorable family outing and noted the child's growth in the public eye.

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Nationalist Party to Hold Medium-Scale Forums in 22 Counties and Cities within Two Weeks to Counter 'Parliamentary Expansion' Narrative

Reported about 1 year ago

To counter the Democratic Progressive Party's plan to promote 'parliamentary expansion,' the Nationalist Party's Organization and Development Committee Chair Hsu Yu-chen announced that starting around June 15 until the end of June, at least one medium-sized forum on 'parliamentary reform' will be held in each of the 22 counties and cities in Taiwan. Hsu emphasized the importance of these forums and criticized the DPP for disregarding public opinion on legislative reform, urging President Lai Ching-te to bravely face the issue. The forums aim to educate the public on the significance and necessity of the parliamentary reforms recently passed by the Legislative Yuan.

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Mars Enters Taurus! Expert Reveals Changes in Love for 6 Zodiac Signs, Leading to More Initiative and Passion

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 8, 2024, Mars will enter Taurus, affecting the love lives of 6 zodiac signs with varying degrees of change. Tarot teacher Effie revealed on Facebook that the energy brought by Mars entering Taurus will influence emotions and desires, resulting in different changes in romantic relationships. Some signs will become more stable while others will be filled with passion and adventure. Aries, Scorpio, and Leo are the top 3 signs that will experience more passionate love, while Cancer, Virgo, and Taurus are the top 3 signs that will experience more stable relationships during this period.

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Democracy in Stir-Fried Rice: Business Owner Faces Backlash for Expressing Anti-Expansion of Power

Reported about 1 year ago

In Yilan, a stir-fried rice business introduced 'Democracy stir-fried rice without scallions' in protest of the legislature passing an expansion of power bill, particularly targetting the opposing legislator Huang Kuo-Chang. Despite sparking discussions, the move led to negative comments online, prompting the business owner to take legal action against those defaming the shop. The business owner clarified that the concept was a form of protest and pledged to donate 20% of the fried rice profits to relevant groups, emphasizing the need for mutual respect of differing opinions in a democratic society.

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政院覆議引發朝野對立擔憂 制衡問題凸顯

Reported about 1 year ago

政院提出覆議引發朝野對立,國民黨譴責政院濫用權力,卓榮泰也被要求自行請辭。若覆議未過,可能進入釋憲戰。立院想反制可能提出不信任案,讓行政權面臨更大考驗。朝野攻防將持續,民進黨則被指全力推動覆議,引發國會改革爭議。

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Ten Thousand Coffee Opens the Largest Concept Store in Taiwan in Pure White Villa Style with Limited Coconut Milk Flavor, Becoming the Newest Check-in Spot in Taichung

Reported about 1 year ago

Ten Thousand Coffee, a trendy boutique coffee brand, recently opened its fourth location in Taichung, collaborating with the Loyang real estate marketing team to create the largest concept store in Taiwan. The store combines a pure white villa style with the luxurious living experience of Taichung's 'Wenxin O'Live', offering exhibition and interactive cooking room functions, as well as hosting regular curated exhibitions, music, and market events. The store is set to become a new landmark for leisure and entertainment in Taichung, with plans to expand internationally to cities like Paris, Malaysia, and Bangkok by 2025.

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Selling 'Taichung First High School Air' Online Sparks Laughter Among Netizens

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 8, 2024, there was a trend of selling Taichung First High School air online, with prices ranging from 30 to 100 yuan per pack, claiming to be 100% pure and filmed during collection. This humorous auction sparked discussions among netizens, with many commenting that it had 'mom's smell.' While some found it ridiculous, others recalled the mayor of Taichung sending out Guanguan air bottles during her inauguration in 2018. The news went viral online, with concerns raised about potential leakage due to packaging in plastic bags.

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Imported Sugar Seized for Inspection Found Misused – Father and Son's Punishment

Reported about 1 year ago

A father and son involved in the sugar industry were convicted of importing sugar past the deadline, which led to the health bureau seizing the questionable sugar. Shockingly, the father and son illegally opened the sealed sugar and moved over 2,000 packs before being caught. Initially sentenced to 1 year and 2 months, they appealed and the Kaohsiung High Court reduced their sentence to 8 months with a 3-year probation, along with a fine of 500,000 NT dollars to the treasury. The court discovered the breach during an inspection in May 2019, finding only 876 packs remaining out of the original 2,880. It's a cautionary tale against unlawful acts.

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Huida Taiwan Branch to Relocate to 'Nangang'

Reported about 1 year ago

Huida Taiwan Branch, currently located in Neihu, is rumored to be moving to the 'Ruentex Yucheng Office Building' in Nangang, signing a 10-year lease for nearly NT$2.9 billion. The office building is a 5-minute drive to Huida CEO Huang Renxun's favorite Raohe Night Market. Although Ruentex has not confirmed Huida as the tenant, market rumors suggest the move is imminent. This relocation signifies the trend of tech firms moving toward Nangang due to its convenient location near the high-speed rail station, attracting more companies and contributing to a thriving tech hub environment.

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Changhua Offers Abundant Green Energy and 4 Investment Advantages to Huang Renxun

Reported about 1 year ago

Changhua County actively seeks investment from Huang Renxun, the founder of NVIDIA, highlighting the region's diverse food offerings and abundant green energy resources. With nearly 70% of the country's wind power and top solar power capacity, Changhua is an ideal location for AI industries to thrive, offering optimal conditions for companies to invest and set up operations. The county boasts of 4 major investment advantages, including sufficient green energy supply, a complete and flexible precision industry chain cluster, excellent geographical location, and ample factory space without land concerns. Changhua's wind and solar power capacities are the largest in Taiwan, making it the prime choice for companies like NVIDIA to establish research and development centers due to the unique advantage in green energy supply.

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Drug Dealer Prays to God of Wealth and Buys Lottery Tickets! Woman from Mawei Caught but Denies, 6 Buyers Confess and Case Closed

Reported about 1 year ago

In a recent drug trafficking case in Taichung, a 38-year-old woman surnamed Zhang was arrested for selling drugs. Despite denying the charges, she was implicated by 6 drug buyers, leading to her prosecution. Zhang, who had no fixed job and relied on drug sales for income, lived in electronic game arcades and cars to evade police, often praying for wealth at a temple and engaging in drug transactions. Caught in a parking lot with 5 packs of methamphetamine, 3 packs of drug-laced coffee, and more, Zhang denied drug trafficking but was prosecuted based on buyer testimonies. Police urge the public to stay away from drugs to prevent harm.

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朱立倫與郭智輝對能源政策之爭

Reported about 1 year ago

經濟部長郭智輝指出非核政策不變,台電虧損與政治任務無關。國民黨主席朱立倫則認為能源政策不應受意識形態影響,指出台電的虧損源於錯誤的能源政策,並主張延長核能廠運作年限。兩派對於台灣能源政策的方向與核電延役持有不同立場。

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Six Flags Adventure: Guest Stuck 3 Floors High on Aerial Bike Malfunction, Staff Brave Rescue with Long Ladder

Reported about 1 year ago

A thrilling incident occurred in Hsinchu's Leofoo Village Theme Park on June 7, where a female guest got stranded in the air after the aerial bike she was riding malfunctioned. The staff immediately sprang into action using a long ladder to rescue the guest to safety. The incident took place at the 'Monkey's Lucky Ride,' situated between the bird park and the zoo, where guests pedal bikes while observing monkeys. Although the number of stranded individuals was not disclosed, the park stated the emergency response team quickly aided in evacuating guests. The ride has since been repaired, ensuring visitors' safety and enjoyment in the future.

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Enjoying Good Fortune in Old Age! 3 Zodiac Signs Thrive as They Grow Older

Reported about 1 year ago

According to a Sohu article, those born under the zodiac signs of Sheep, Rabbit, and Rat tend to have kind hearts and resilient personalities. Despite facing challenges in their youth, their perseverance and kindness lead to abundant blessings in their later years, allowing them to live happy and fulfilling lives. These individuals receive respect and support from those around them, achieving success in their careers and enjoying family harmony and good fortune in old age.

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US Officials Consider Increasing Strategic Nuclear Deployment in Response to Threats from China and Russia

Reported about 1 year ago

In response to growing threats from adversaries like Russia and China, a senior official from the US National Security Council, Pranay Vaddi, has stated that the US may have to deploy more strategic nuclear weapons in the coming years. This move is seen as a significant public warning from the White House, indicating a shift towards both modernizing and expanding the nuclear arsenal. Vaddi also emphasized the need to push for competitive arms control measures to pressure Russia and China to engage in disarmament negotiations. The article points out concerns over the expiration of the New START treaty in 2026 and the potential consequences if no alternative agreement is reached. The US is currently compliant with the limits set by the 2010 New START treaty, restricting the number of deployable strategic nuclear warheads to 1550. However, tensions have escalated, with Russia suspending its participation and the US considering the need for possible nuclear arsenal increases as a deterrent against adversaries.

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22 Chinese Scammers Sentenced to 11 Years in Zambia

Reported about 1 year ago

In Lusaka on June 8, 2024, Zambia's court sentenced 22 Chinese fraudsters to 7 to 11 years in prison. Despite China's long-standing influence in Africa, ranging from legitimate industries to scams, a fraud group was busted in Zambia in April, with 77 suspects arrested, including the 22 Chinese nationals. The convicted Chinese admitted to illegal website operation, identity theft, and online fraud. The company involved employed young Zambians to engage in fraudulent activities using foreign SIM cards. The raid confiscated over 13,000 SIM cards, weapons, and bullets. Victims suffered monetary losses and compromised personal data. Apart from the Chinese, one Cameroonian citizen was also among those sentenced.

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Taiwanese Drama 'Listening to the Waves' Reveals Shocking WWII Scenes, Actor Wu Han-lin Endures Being Pressed to the Ground and Beaten Daily With 'Eating Dirt'

Reported about 1 year ago

In Taiwan's first WWII suspense drama series 'Listening to the Waves,' actors Wu Han-lin, Huang Guan-zhi, and Zhu You-cheng play the roles of three Taiwanese prisoner-of-war monitors stationed on a remote island in the South Seas. The series offers a glimpse into the harsh reality of POW camps during WWII, showcasing the brutality and atrocities of war, while exploring the soldiers' yearning for home and the intense post-war struggle for justice. Actor Wu Han-lin shared the challenges of filming scenes where he was constantly covered in dust and dirt, joking that he was 'eating dirt every day,' highlighting the physically demanding nature of the production.

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Radio Host's Father Chokes to Death on Zongzi, Daughter Shares Truth to Raise Awareness

Reported about 1 year ago

In light of the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival this weekend, radio host Chen Sian recently revealed on social media that her father choked to death while eating zongzi, warning others not to hastily consume food during the holiday. Despite the family initially attributing the death to a heart attack, Chen clarified that her father actually choked on the sticky rice dumpling. Chen emphasized the importance of chewing zongzi thoroughly to prevent blockage of the airway, urging caution especially for elderly family members. Medical experts also highlighted the risks of choking on soft and sticky foods, advocating for proper awareness and prevention methods to avoid tragic incidents.

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Jacky Cheung Cancels Taipei Three Concerts! Compensation for Transportation and Accommodation Fees on 6/8 and 9

Reported about 1 year ago

Jacky Cheung canceled this weekend's three concerts at the Taipei Arena, causing disappointment among his fans, including celebrity Zhang Wenqi's mother who almost couldn't sell her high-speed rail tickets. However, according to the latest refund policy announced by the organizer, ticket buyers for the three-day shows can claim compensation for transportation and accommodation fees. Fans need not worry about the cancellation as those who do not request refunds can exchange their tickets for the 2025 Taipei concert at the same price.

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Jacky Cheung cancels concert due to RSV infection, risks progressing to pneumonia, doctor advises on mask-wearing

Reported about 1 year ago

Legendary singer Jacky Cheung called off his concert due to voice loss from Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) infection, which could lead to asthma or pneumonia if severe, according to a chest physician. Cheung mentioned aging and feeling like a child in a message to fans. RSV primarily affects children, but adults can also fall ill, with preventive measures like mask-wearing suggested to avoid transmission through droplets. Vaccination is available for children, and vigilance is advised for all against the virus to prevent potential complications like bronchitis, asthma, or pneumonia.

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