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An 87-year-old man collapsed on the ground with no one to help. His family angrily sued 10 passersby for compensation of 6 million. The court made a ruling.

8 April, 2025

An 87-year-old man rode an electric bike to go grocery shopping and suddenly felt unwell and fell. Passersby walked by but no one stepped forward to help. The family felt angry about this, believing that the indifference led to the man's death, and they sued 10 bystanders, demanding compensation of 1.4 million RMB. After a trial, the court rejected the lawsuit, stating that passersby had no obligation to provide assistance. The incident has attracted widespread attention.

Penguin Sister has been banned from entering Taiwan for 3 years! Her employment gold card has also been confiscated, and the brokerage company reveals the truth.

8 April, 2025

The South Korean streamer Penguin Sister (Yoo Yoon-jin) originally planned to debut in Taiwan, but unexpectedly faced a three-year entry ban, having to wait until 2028 to go there. She revealed that this incident stemmed from a tour around the island in 2023, during which her agent failed to apply for a work permit, resulting in a prohibition on entry and the cancellation of her employment gold card. She does not blame the Taiwanese government or her agent but only herself for not confirming the permits. Along the way, netizens have differing opinions on this event, believing that laws and regulations should be followed.

A 2.5 billion technology giant will stop trading tomorrow! Nearly 40,000 shares may become worthless.

8 April, 2025

Hua Sheng Electronics, established 41 years ago, has been ordered by the OTC Center to suspend trading starting tomorrow due to failing to submit financial reports on time. The stock price has dropped to 3.96 yuan, with more than 4,448 shares still available for sale that have not been transacted. If the financial reports are not submitted within six months, the company may face delisting risks, and the stocks of 37,628 shareholders will become worthless. The company started by producing wiring for computers, was listed in 2005, once accounted for a quarter of the global market, and has factories in multiple locations. Currently, electronic connection cables account for 97% of its revenue.

Under the impact of Trump's tariffs, the three major production areas in Asia have been severely hit! Nike's stock price has plummeted, and a single pair of shoes could skyrocket by $35!

8 April, 2025

Trump has announced new tariffs on over 180 countries worldwide, and the price of Nike's athletic shoes is expected to rise by 10%. This policy is referred to as "American Liberation Day" and has impacted several American companies, particularly brands reliant on Asian supply chains. Approximately half of Nike's production capacity comes from Vietnam, and following the tariff increase, classic models like the Air Jordan 1 may see prices rise from $180 to $198. Experts believe that although Nike has a strong market position, its room for price increases is limited by competition, which could affect consumer demand. In addition, Nike faces challenges with slowing domestic sales and low consumer confidence in the United States.

Translation: The director of the service office of the People's Party legislator, Meng Xianfa, resigned and apologized after being ticketed for illegal parking.

8 April, 2025

The non-partisan legislator Lin Yi-jun's office director, Meng Hsien-fa, was recently questioned by the police for illegal parking and got into an argument. Today, he announced his willingness to resign. Meng Hsien-fa explained on Facebook that he violated parking regulations while in a hurry during the tomb-sweeping period and had a dispute with the police. He expressed remorse over the incident and is willing to step down to show his apology. Lin Yi-jun's assistant confirmed that Meng Hsien-fa has submitted his resignation letter and stated that the matter will be addressed tomorrow. The non-partisan party also condemned Meng Hsien-fa's actions, stating that he has violated regulations and will report the matter to the party headquarters for further handling.

Facing a 32% tariff! President Lai proposed to "strengthen investment and procurement from the U.S." Zhu Lilun responded to this move.

8 April, 2025

In response to Trump's tariffs, countries have reacted, with China and Canada implementing retaliatory tariffs against the United States. Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te announced an increase in investment and procurement from the U.S., but Kuomintang Chairman Chu Li-lun认为 this move is overly naive and questions whether it has been thoroughly assessed, expressing concern that TSMC's expanded investment might lead to technology leakage. He calls on the government to reevaluate its response strategy towards the U.S. and emphasizes the need to demonstrate leadership to seek the best solution.

Trump Imposes 32% Tariff on Taiwan: Overview of Strategies from Six Major Cities

8 April, 2025

U.S. President Trump announced on the 2nd the implementation of reciprocal tariffs on countries worldwide, with a tax rate of 32% on Taiwan. Following this, various city governments, including Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung, have stated they will establish task forces to develop response measures to help businesses reduce the impact. Taipei City will provide support for small and medium-sized enterprises and integrate information. New Taipei City plans to participate in international exhibitions to assist businesses in expanding their markets. Taoyuan City has already prepared seminars and formed task forces to seek solutions. Kaohsiung City proposed three major strategies to help businesses cope with the tariff shock. City governments are actively seeking countermeasures to lessen the impact.

Trump announces reciprocal tariffs. Zhu Rongtai invites Han Kuo-yu and the Legislative Yuan's parties for consultations. The Blue and White party groups confirm their participation.

8 April, 2025

U.S. President Trump announced a 32% reciprocal tariff on Taiwan, impacting industrial economy. Premier Su Tseng-chang proposed an assistance plan of NT$88 billion and invited Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu and various party caucuses to discuss it at the Executive Yuan tomorrow at 2 PM. Both the Kuomintang and the People's Party stated they would attend the meeting and are willing to assist in promoting policy proposals. Su Tseng-chang hopes to gain support from the Legislative Yuan to jointly address the current economic challenges. The People's Party group emphasized that the government should provide detailed information to enhance the efficiency of the meeting and expressed their willingness to reflect public opinion.

The Prime Minister of Xingguo, Huang Xuncai, personally addressed the issue! In a video, he elaborated on Trump's "reciprocal tariffs" and urged the public to prepare mentally in advance.

8 April, 2025

Singapore Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat released a video on social media, urging citizens to prepare mentally for the impending trade storm. He pointed out that the "reciprocal tariff" policy recently announced by the United States could severely impact the global trading system, particularly affecting small open economies like Singapore. Heng warned that such protectionism would lead to the collapse of international trade norms, making it easier for Singapore to be marginalized. He emphasized that although Singapore will not impose retaliatory tariffs, the risks facing the global economy are increasing, and citizens should maintain confidence and unity to cope with future instability.

Trump implemented reciprocal tariffs, and Lai Ching-te indicated that he does not plan to retaliate, starting negotiations with the United States from zero tariffs.

8 April, 2025

U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a 32% reciprocal tariff on Taiwan. President Lai Ching-te delivered a statement via video, emphasizing that Taiwan will not retaliate with increased tariffs and that corporate commitments to invest in the U.S. will remain unchanged. Lai Ching-te stated that negotiations on tariffs with the U.S. would begin with the goal of achieving "zero tariffs," and he highlighted the resilience of Taiwan's economy, assuring that the government will actively respond to challenges. During a business forum, Lai Ching-te proposed five countermeasures, including expanding procurement from the U.S., increasing investments in the U.S., and eliminating trade barriers to support affected industries and promote economic development.

Rewritten Title: Pre-Market Analysis | How to Respond to the U.S. Stock Market's 10% Plunge Over Two Days and the Taiwan Stock Exchange's Thousand-Point Collapse?

8 April, 2025

U.S. stocks have fallen sharply for two consecutive days, dropping more than 10%, which may lead to a significant decline of over a thousand points when the Taiwan stock market opens. This is due to U.S. President Trump’s announcement of tariffs on multiple countries and China's countermeasures, raising market concerns about the outbreak of a trade war, causing global stock markets to experience turbulence. TSMC's American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) plummeted by 10%, which may trigger further declines in the broader market. Analysts suggest adopting a conservative approach in the short term and waiting until panic subsides before entering the market. Investment risks should be carefully assessed, and individuals are responsible for their investment outcomes.

Shuli Weather / Today's weather is clear! There is rainfall in 3 regions. This week will see 2 waves of frontal activity.

8 April, 2025

The long holiday has ended. Today, the temperature in the northern region has risen, making it overall comfortable. However, the eastern half and some mountainous areas should pay attention to localized brief rain. The wind direction has shifted to a southeasterly breeze, with a higher chance of rainfall in the western mountainous areas in the afternoon. Daytime high temperatures can reach 27 to 29 degrees Celsius, while nighttime low temperatures are around 17 to 27 degrees Celsius. Meteorologist Wang Shuli mentioned that this week will see two fronts, with hot and humid conditions on Wednesday, followed by rain, and heavier rainfall expected over the weekend, especially on Sunday when temperatures will drop again.

The global trading system is impacted by the tariff war! Trump’s aides revealed that more than 50 countries are willing to negotiate with the White House.

8 April, 2025

On April 2, Trump announced that a 10% tariff would be imposed on all imported goods, along with reciprocal taxes on specific trade partners. This policy has triggered turmoil in financial markets and heightened concerns about a potential recession in the U.S. More than 50 affected countries have proactively requested negotiations with the United States. Additionally, the U.S. stock market and digital currency markets have also shown downward trends. Despite some Republican senators expressing concerns about the policy, the Trump administration emphasized that the tariffs are necessary and will be maintained. Countries are rushing to formulate countermeasures, with nations like China already taking retaliatory actions. Trump's tariff policy is seen as part of his campaign promises; however, it has also caused unease within Congress, where free trade ideals dominate.

The temperature in the north will rise today and tomorrow, while the western region could see highs of up to 29 degrees. This week, two weather fronts are expected to invade, potentially bringing changes in weather.

8 April, 2025

Today the weather across Taiwan has become comfortable and warm. With changes in wind direction, there are occasional short bursts of rain in the eastern half and mountainous areas, while the northern flatland may see sporadic light rain. Daytime high temperatures will range from 27 to 29 degrees in the north and 24 to 26 degrees in the east, with nighttime lows expected between 17 and 21 degrees. Air quality in some areas is rated as "normal," while others are under "orange alert." Tomorrow, there will be more localized short bursts of rain, and on Wednesday and Thursday, a front will approach, increasing the likelihood of rainfall. Temperatures across the island will be between 18 and 30 degrees.

Dow futures hint at a Black Monday? Bitcoin drops significantly as well.

8 April, 2025

U.S. stock futures fell sharply on Sunday night, with Dow futures dropping over 1,500 points. Foreign media analysis suggests that Wall Street may face a "catastrophic day" on Monday. The reciprocal tariffs implemented by the Trump administration have sparked market panic, and investors are uneasy about the lack of positive negotiation updates. China has decided to impose a 34% tariff on U.S. imports, further exacerbating the anxiety. Television financial personality Jim Cramer warned that if Trump insists on the tariff plan, it could lead to a repeat of the "Black Monday" event of 1987. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has fallen below $80,000, returning to below $78,000, after spending most of the time above $80,000. Investors should be aware of investment risks and do their homework.

Preparing for the storm in Taiwan's stock market! Zhuo Rongtai再次invites the Financial Supervisory Commission to hold a "official residence meeting" for a simulation exercise.

8 April, 2025

U.S. President Trump imposed a 32% tariff on Taiwan. On the 4th, Executive Yuan Premier Su Tseng-chang held a press conference to introduce an assistance plan of 88 billion yuan to address potential impacts. Facing external concerns about a possible significant drop in the Taiwan stock market tomorrow, Su Tseng-chang held ongoing discussions with the Financial Supervisory Commission and other units this morning to address market fluctuations. He emphasized the importance of continued communication with the industry to maintain market stability. During the meeting, the Financial Supervisory Commission will also announce relevant financial measures.

Emergency Release of Short Selling Ban to Prevent Sharp Decline in Taiwanese Stocks; Financial Supervisory Commission Introduces Three Response Strategies.

8 April, 2025

The tariff war initiated by Trump has impacted global stock markets, and Taiwan is also facing a 32% reciprocal tariff, raising concerns that the Taiwan stock market will suffer a significant decline when it opens on the 7th. The Financial Supervisory Commission announced three temporary measures to be implemented from April 7 to 11 to respond to market volatility and protect investor rights. These measures include allowing the use of other collateral for financing replenishment, reducing the daily borrow-to-sell order quantity, and increasing the margin ratio for short selling. The Financial Supervisory Commission will continue to monitor international and domestic market conditions and adjust relevant measures as necessary to maintain market stability.

Taiwan's stock market may face a significant drop when it opens on Monday! Li Lai-Hsi warns: The major recall collapse may trigger martial law?

8 April, 2025

The global stock market is affected by Trump's tariffs, with Taiwan subject to a 32% equivalent tariff, exceeding market expectations. It is anticipated that the Taiwan stock market will face unprecedented selling pressure when it opens after the long holiday. Li Lai-Hsi, former chairman of the National Public Servants Association, is concerned that the Taiwan stock market will encounter unfavorable situations and questions how the people of Taiwan can sleep well under such circumstances. He wonders if there will be a possibility of emergency orders or martial law as the election approaches a breakdown.

The Financial Supervisory Commission urgently launched three measures of the "short-selling restriction order" to rescue the market, with no limit on the decline!

8 April, 2025

In response to the global stock market crash caused by the United States' equivalent tariff policy, Executive Yuan Premier Su Tseng-chang convened the financial and economic departments at his residence on the 6th to devise countermeasures, and did not rule out the possibility of the National Security Fund entering the market to protect stability. The Financial Supervisory Commission urgently issued a "short-selling ban," implementing a series of measures to stabilize the Taiwan stock market. University professors pointed out that market intervention is an important measure for stabilizing the financial market and look forward to further developments after the 7th.

In response to the U.S. tariff war! Lai Ching-te reveals five major strategies "not to retaliate."

8 April, 2025

In response to the United States imposing a 32% tariff, President Lai Ching-te recorded a video in the evening, presenting five countermeasures and emphasizing that the government will collaborate with the private sector to seek support from the Legislative Yuan and promote Taiwan's economic development. He pointed out that despite the challenges, Taiwan's trade structure still demonstrates resilience and called on the public not to panic. The specific strategies include: forming a negotiation team to improve tariffs, expanding procurement and investment with the United States, eliminating trade barriers, supporting affected industries, and promoting economic transformation and enhancing industrial status. Lai Ching-te reaffirmed that Taiwan will withstand the impact and strengthen economic cooperation with the United States.

Lai Ching-te proposed five tariff policies in response, while lawmakers from the Kuomintang criticized him for capitulating to the U.S. and undermining Taiwan's interests.

8 April, 2025

Kuomintang legislator Niu Hsu-ting pointed out that the United States' trade pressure on Taiwan is not limited to tariffs but also involves non-tariff trade barriers and currency manipulation, which are the main risks for the future. He reminded the government to respond cautiously to U.S. demands to avoid harming domestic industries. In addition, Hsu Yu-chen criticized President Lai Ching-te's policies, such as not retaliating and not restricting TSMC from going to the U.S., describing this as "surrender talks to the U.S." He stated that this would affect Taiwan's security and economy, calling on President Lai to convene a national meeting to engage in dialogue with all political parties.

The Financial Supervisory Commission launched three market stabilization measures. Zhu Lilun condemned them as a "sedative": investors' confidence further declines.

8 April, 2025

Kuomintang Chairman Zhu Lilun urged President Lai Ching-te to reassess the response strategy towards the 32% tariffs from the United States, emphasizing that it is never too late to take remedial measures. Zhu criticized the government's recent market rescue measures as merely short-term solutions that cannot address the fundamental issues, questioning the necessity for companies to increase investments in the U.S. He believes the government should have specific and clear negotiation goals, and decide whether to increase investments only after assessing the risks and benefits of existing investments. Zhu Lilun pointed out that Lai Ching-te's strategy appears not robust enough, calling for a demonstration of leadership and actively seeking bipartisan cooperation to jointly formulate an effective response plan.

The title you provided, "台灣傳播政治經濟學思想進入後馮建三時代," can be translated to English as: "The Political Economy of Communication Thought in Taiwan Entering the Post-Feng Chien-Tsan Era."

8 April, 2025

A Chinese spouse "亚亚" published a short video on TikTok promoting military unification, which was deemed a threat to national security by the Ministry of the Interior, resulting in the revocation of her residence permit and a deadline for her departure. This incident has sparked discussions on freedom of speech and the defense of democracy, exposing the confusion among some in the academic community regarding Taiwan's governance and cultural dissemination. Criticism has centered on 亚亚's freedom of speech, but there has been a lack of in-depth discussion on defensive democracy and China's united front strategy. Meanwhile, many scholars have failed to provide effective responses to the new type of social media warfare, instead allowing China's united front narrative to go unchallenged. This short video incident illustrates the reality of China's use of entertainment platforms for cultural infiltration. Finally, there is a call to reconstruct the political economy of communication to face the challenges and threats of the new era.

In response to tariff adjustments! Lai Ching-te summons industry representatives to the presidential office again. Green legislators: The president and the premier are fully aware of the situation.

8 April, 2025

U.S. President Trump’s 32% "reciprocal tariffs" on Taiwan will take effect on the 9th. President Lai Ching-te and Premier Su Tseng-chang are actively formulating countermeasures. President Lai met with representatives from 10 ICT companies on the 5th, and will hold discussions today with representatives from small and medium-sized enterprises. Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lai Jui-long emphasized that Lai Ching-te and Su Tseng-chang have been closely monitoring Trump’s tariff policies from before the elections to after, and have mobilized 88 billion in government funds to assist industries in overcoming difficulties. Lai Jui-long believes that these measures will be effective and hopes to stabilize the stock market and the economy.

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