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Fu Kun-chi and his wife took the center position to send off the Dajia Mazu's departure. Green camp members criticized: "Wolf-hearted traitors."

6 April, 2025

The 9-day and 8-night pilgrimage event at Dajia Jenn Lann Temple in Taichung officially kicked off, attracting over 600,000 devotees to witness the occasion. Kuomintang Legislative Yuan party caucus leader Fu Kun-chi and his wife Hsu Chen-wei stood front and center to welcome Dajia Mama. During a media interview, Fu Kun-chi mentioned that Taiwan needs the blessings of the goddess and called for peace across the Taiwan Strait, stating that rising tariffs in the United States could affect Taiwan's industries. The Democratic Progressive Party criticized him for leveraging the opportunity for political maneuvering, hoping to divert the pressure of his recall, and they recalled the awkward situation they encountered last year during the pilgrimage for the goddess of Baishatun.

Rewritten title: Military exercises conducted in the southeastern waters off Taiwan; Japan reveals the operational status of 70 sorties of the Shandong aircraft carrier.

6 April, 2025

The Eastern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army announced on April 1 that joint exercises would be conducted near the Taiwan Strait, and on the 2nd, it disclosed that the naval and air exercise was code-named "Strait Thunder-2025A." Reports from our Ministry of National Defense indicate that the Shandong aircraft carrier and other vessels from mainland China have been active in the southeastern waters of Taiwan, providing surveillance footage for our military's maritime monitoring. The Japanese Ministry of Defense also released information on the relevant vessels' movements, showing that the Shandong has conducted multiple carrier-based flight operations and dispatched destroyers for monitoring.

The southern seas of Taiwan conducted exercises, and Japan publicly announced the Shandong aircraft carrier's operations with 70 aircraft taking off and landing.

6 April, 2025

The Eastern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army announced on April 1 a sudden joint exercise around the Taiwan Strait, and on April 2 conducted naval and air drills under the name "Strait Thunder-2025A." Our Ministry of National Defense disclosed the movements and related intelligence of the Indian mainland's Shandong aircraft carrier, indicating that its formation consists of 8 vessels. Japan's Ministry of Defense provided updates on the status of the PLA vessels on April 1 and April 3, revealing some details of the Shandong's exercises. The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force also dispatched destroyers to monitor them.

Korean student attacked in Ximending; Jiang Wan'an expresses anger and issues this directive.

6 April, 2025

A South Korean international student was attacked by a person wielding a machete in Ximending, Taipei this morning. After being injured, the student was sent to the hospital for treatment and is not in life-threatening condition. The police have arrested the suspect, and Mayor Jiang Wan'an has called for increased patrols and road checks to enhance public safety. The student expressed disappointment about the safety in Taiwan and hopes to raise awareness for others through social media.

Korean international student attacked in Ximen District; the violent incident enrages Chiang Wan-an and prompts him to issue directives.

6 April, 2025

This morning at around 6 a.m., a Korean exchange student was attacked with a knife in Ximen District, Taipei, resulting in injuries and bleeding. However, after being sent to the hospital, there is no life-threatening danger. The police soon arrested the suspect. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an expressed anger regarding public safety and demanded increased patrols and road checks in the area to prevent similar incidents from happening again. The victim expressed disappointment with the safety in Taiwan and hoped to share their experience to raise awareness among others.

Trump imposes a 32% tariff on Taiwan, severely impacting the Kaohsiung fastener industry.

6 April, 2025

The United States imposes a 32% tariff on Taiwan, affecting the fastener industry in Kaohsiung, which includes screws and nuts. The export value of this industry to the United States reaches 52.3 billion, accounting for 92%. Businesses are concerned that if Vietnam offers zero tariffs, it may lead to a transfer order effect. The Kaohsiung City Government has established a "Response to Equal Tariff Economic Countermeasure Task Force" to help mitigate the impact of tariffs. Industry operators are呼籲 the government and enterprises to collaborate in facing the challenges together.

Trump imposes a 32% tariff on Taiwan, deeply affecting the export of fasteners from Kaohsiung to the United States.

6 April, 2025

The United States has announced a 32% tariff on Taiwan, which has had a significant impact on the fastener industry in Kaohsiung, including screws and nuts. These products account for as much as 92% of exports to the United States. The Kaohsiung City Government has established a "Task Force for Responding to Equal Tariff Economic Strategies" to assist businesses in mitigating the impact. Businesses are concerned that if Vietnam receives zero tariffs, there may be a shift in orders that could further harm Taiwan's fastener industry. Although some businesses have expressed worries about the future, the government plans to launch multiple support measures to aid in the transformation and upgrading of the industry. The tariff policy set to take effect in May has caused anxiety among businesses, who hope the government can reduce the impact.

Lai Ching-te held a symposium at the official residence, where representatives from information and communication companies unanimously supported the strategy of "planning before taking action."

6 April, 2025

In response to U.S. President Trump's imposition of a 32% tariff on Taiwan, President Lai Ching-te held a forum for information and communication technology companies at the official residence on the afternoon of the 5th, with a second forum scheduled for the 6th to invite representatives from traditional industries and small and medium-sized enterprises. The purpose of this initiative is to gather opinions and needs from the industry and to provide government support to stabilize the economy. Participants supported the government's approach of remaining cautious during negotiations, proposing industry assurance plans, and planning medium to long-term response strategies. Executive Yuan President Su Tseng-chang also convened a meeting regarding the impact of this tariff and announced a new assistance plan of 88 billion New Taiwan dollars, aimed at strengthening industry confidence.

Lai Ching-te held a seminar at the official residence, where representatives from the information and communication technology industry unanimously supported the idea of "planning before taking action."

6 April, 2025

In response to the 32% tariffs imposed by the United States on Taiwan, President Lai Ching-te held a seminar for information and communication technology companies at the presidential residence on the afternoon of the 5th. A second meeting will be held on the 6th, inviting representatives from traditional industries and small and medium-sized enterprises. The purpose of the meeting is to gather opinions and needs from the industry and to emphasize that the government will fully support the industry and stabilize the economy. Participants believe that a strategy should be devised before taking action, proposing an industry safety plan to prepare for medium- and long-term strategic layouts. The Executive Yuan is also holding relevant meetings regarding this event to seek stability in industrial confidence and economic development.

The brand spirit of "Taiwan Ritual" has been overlooked! Zhou Chun-mi officially clarifies: Let music regain its purity.

6 April, 2025

The "Taiwan Festival Music Event" in Kenting celebrates its 5th year this year, with participation numbers reaching a new high. To support this musical event, the Pingtung County Government specially invited President Lai Ching-te to record a video to interact with music fans and remind everyone to pay attention to safety. County Mayor Chou Chun-mi expressed gratitude for the event's contribution to local tourism and hopes that everyone can respect music and local development without shifting the focus away.

The brand spirit of "Taiwan Festival" is being overlooked! Zhou Chunmi emphasizes: music should return to its essence.

6 April, 2025

The "Taiwan Festival Music Event" in Kenting has entered its fifth year this year, with participation reaching a new high. The Pingtung County government invited President Lai Ching-te to record a video to interact with music fans, but during the event, the video was unfortunately blurred, causing regret for County Mayor Zhou Chun-mi. He urged the KMT members to stop spreading rumors to shift the focus and emphasized the importance of music. The event has revitalized Kenting as a music haven for young people and boosted the recovery of the tourism industry, uplifting local businesses. Zhou Chun-mi stated that "At least we still have music" is the core spirit of the event.

Exclusive report / Korean college student recalls the panic of being attacked in Ximen: The suspect calmly drove away.

6 April, 2025

A South Korean student from Fu Jen Catholic University was seriously injured in a random stabbing incident in Ximen District. Although his condition is currently stable, he is shocked by the event. He stated that he originally thought Taiwan was a safe place, and this experience has made him rethink issues of public safety. At the time of the incident, he was celebrating a birthday with friends when he was stabbed by a man while passing by a McDonald's, who then fled the scene. The police have arrested the suspect, who committed the crime while intoxicated. The student expressed gratitude for the police's concern and assistance. The university has also stated that it will provide the necessary support.

Under the impact of tariffs, has the Taiwan stock market become a "short-seller's paradise"? Experts point out that certain sectors will be hit hardest next Monday, and investors lament: the timing is already too late!

6 April, 2025

Many investors are worried about the opening of the Taiwan stock market on the 7th, influenced by the continuous plunge of the US stock market. Some have mentioned that next week could be a good time to short the market, sparking lively discussions. One netizen asked which stocks would be suitable for shorting, bringing up the poor performance of AI-related stocks. Different netizens shared their views, with some believing that the market may decline further, while others suggested buying on dips. Former private equity operator "股人阿勳" reminded that for value investors, a decline presents a good opportunity to increase their positions and provided related investment advice.

"I'm about to pass out!" The Technology Commission summarized the Executive Yuan's 88 billion response measures to the 32% tariff in 17 words.

6 April, 2025

Executive Yuan Premier Su Tseng-chang held a press conference on the 4th to announce a support program for the export supply chain in response to the new tariffs imposed by the United States, with a total budget of 88 billion NTD, and plans to invite the legislature to discuss it collectively. Technology legislator Karen Hsu expressed dissatisfaction on social media, criticizing the government for shifting the blame in its response, and described the proposal as “give me more money, eliminate the blue and white, Trump is wrong, China is even worse.” She believes the Executive Yuan's explanation is unreasonable and feels anger over the difficulties faced by Taiwan.

Rumors of marital discord are rampant... Obama admits: my relationship with my wife is not good.

6 April, 2025

Former U.S. President Obama has recently drawn attention due to rumors of marital problems. In a conversation with the president of Hamilton College, he openly admitted that his relationship with his wife, Michelle, is not good and stated that a deep gap has developed between them since he served as president from 2009 to 2017. He mentioned that spending more time with his wife after leaving the White House has had a positive impact on their relationship. Recently, the couple has made fewer public appearances together, which has fueled speculation from the outside.

Trump's tariff war has dealt a heavy blow to Taiwan! He revealed a "death sentence" for a domestic industry.

6 April, 2025

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, recently announced a new tariff policy, which will see some products from Taiwan facing tariffs as high as 32%. Former Taoyuan City Councilor Wang Haoyu stated that this is tantamount to issuing a "death penalty" for Taiwan's textile industry. He pointed out that due to the high tariffs imposed by the U.S. on small packages from China, Chinese textiles may flood the Taiwanese market, causing severe impacts on local businesses. If Chinese products engage in price competition, the survival space for Taiwan's textile industry will be further squeezed. The Executive Yuan subsequently proposed a support plan of NT$ 88 billion to address this challenge, mainly providing support to the affected industries.

Does Trump really ignore the impact of the stock market crash? A statement from his son is worth global attention.

6 April, 2025

U.S. President Trump and his son Eric played golf at their private golf club on Thursday, during which the U.S. stock market dropped more than 1500 points for two consecutive days, escalating market panic. Although Trump remained calm, insiders revealed that his tolerance for the stock market crash is nearing its limit. The White House has received inquiries from businesses and lobbying groups, but it remains unclear whether this will impact its tariff policy. Eric stated on social media that the first person to negotiate with Trump would be the winner. Trump emphasized that the tariff policy would not change and continued to monitor the stock market dynamics.

Fu Kun-chi and his wife stood in the center position to send off Dajia Mazu, and critics from the green camp said: "Wolves in sheep's clothing!"

6 April, 2025

The pilgrimage event at the Dajia Zhenlan Temple in Taichung has officially commenced, attracting over 600,000 devotees. Kuomintang Legislative Yuan caucus leader Fu Kun-chi and his wife, Hsu Chen-wei, welcomed Dajia Mazu in the center position. Fu expressed his hope for the Mother Goddess to bless Taiwan in facing international challenges. However, the Democratic Progressive Party criticized Fu Kun-chi for using religion for political maneuvering, recalling the awkward situation they faced last year when they were ignored during the Baishatun Mazu pilgrimage.

Taiwan Beer Ha Xiaoyuan is dissatisfied with the referee's decision, leading the team to boycott the game and leave the field, which may result in a fine of 600,000 and the forfeiture of the match result.

6 April, 2025

Taipei Beer assistant coach 哈孝遠 stormed onto the court during the T1 Basketball League due to dissatisfaction with the referee's decision, angrily confronting the referee and even demanding the whole team to boycott the game. Although he was persuaded to return to the locker room, the game had already passed the time for a boycott, resulting in the referee declaring Changhua Puyuan the winner with a score of 78 to 65. Taipei Beer must pay a fine of 600,000 TWD to continue the season, and their participation in upcoming matches will depend on their decision.

During the Dajia Mazu pilgrimage, a man assaulted temple staff with a helmet. The police have arrested him and submitted the case for legal proceedings.

6 April, 2025

During the Dajia Mazu pilgrimage event, a video circulated online showing a man attacking temple staff, clashing with them while holding a motorcycle helmet. The police immediately responded and ultimately arrested a man surnamed Huang involved in the incident. He was referred to the authorities for violating the Social Order Maintenance Act. According to police investigations, the incident occurred during Mazu's procession due to a pushing conflict. Although the victim was unwilling to press charges, the police will still handle the case according to the law. The Dajia police urged the public to maintain respect and reason while participating in events and emphasized that any group fighting behavior will be strictly investigated.

"Live Streamer Induces Vomiting Incident: Swallows a 15 cm Toothbrush, Emergency Hospitalization Shocks Netizens!"

6 April, 2025

A mainland internet celebrity accidentally swallowed a whole toothbrush while performing a "big eater" live-stream eating challenge using the toothbrush to induce vomiting. After being urgently sent to the hospital, the toothbrush was surgically removed using an endoscope. Doctors warned that such behavior is dangerous and could cause damage to the stomach. The incident has elicited shock from netizens and criticism of eating live-stream content, calling for an end to the glorification of such actions.

How is the opening situation of the Taiwan stock market? The "Futai Index" indicates it might drop by 2000 points.

6 April, 2025

Due to the Qingming holiday, the Taiwan stock market is closed, and the impact of the Trump tariff policy from the United States has not yet been apparent. The FTSE Taiwan Index recorded a decline of 9.1% during the holiday. If the Taiwan stock market opens with a similar drop, it could decrease by approximately 1900 points, with some analysts even predicting it may fall below 2000 points. In response to potential market volatility, Executive Yuan Premier Su Tseng-chang convened a meeting to discuss financial measures and strategies to support the industrial chain. Investors need to cautiously assess risks and properly allocate their assets.

"National Treasure-level Beauty" also has appearance anxiety! Nagase Ren self-scored 92 points and candidly admitted he is a master of dark cooking in private.

6 April, 2025

Japanese boy band King & Prince member 永瀬廉 recently held a fan meeting in Taiwan, during which he shared details about his private life, including his anxiety over his appearance and his poor cooking skills. He humorously revealed that he cannot fry an egg and stated, "It turns out that heating an egg makes it hard," which made him seem very approachable. Furthermore, he expressed his hope to hold a concert in Taiwan under the name of King & Prince in the future and looks forward to exploring Taiwan's night markets and souvenirs.

Trump imposes a 32% tariff on Taiwan, which has a profound impact on Kaohsiung's fastener exports to the United States.

6 April, 2025

The United States imposes a 32% tariff on Taiwan, which has a profound impact on the screw and nut industry in Kaohsiung, as exports to the U.S. account for as much as 92%. The Kaohsiung City Government has established a "Countermeasure Task Force for Equal Tariff Economic Strategies" to assist businesses in alleviating the impact. Business owners are concerned that if Vietnam obtains zero tariff benefits, it will result in a shift of orders, further intensifying competition. Collaboration between the government and enterprises is the key to the future, and there is hope to overcome the challenges together.

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