Stories from Taipei · Taiwan

Jingju has recently experienced positive development, with performances being very enthusiastic and attracting many young audiences to theaters.

A speaker noted that Taiwanese performers require more opportunities and platforms to showcase their talents. There is a perceived lack of opportunities and platforms for Taiwanese performers, with the source stating Taiwan is 'a bit pitiful' in this regard.

A performer in Taiwan is noted as the only remaining member of the 'Jingu Four' capable of performing both 'lao sheng' (old male) and 'lao dan' (old female) roles.

A Jingju (Peking Opera) adaptation of the Western opera Aida is being developed, drawing inspiration from an Egyptian statue depicting two figures.

BCC News Taiwan, which is approaching its 30th anniversary, plans to launch a new brand called 'New Old Plays'.

A radio program discussed the top 10 foods for preventing dementia, noting that four of them are fish. The source also noted that both the European Union and Japan consider fish to be a vegetarian food.

A book titled "Health Says Yes" has been compiled from the program's most practical and frequently asked health content, in response to requests from international listeners.

The broadcast discussed author 'Grandpa Mars,' noting his diverse career history including working in banking and a record company.

According to statistics, 40% of cases requiring bowel cleansing are caused by diabetes medication.

A broadcast indicated that Taiwan is deterred, suggesting that concerns about potential actions do not need to be raised. The source indicates that there is no need for concern because Taiwan is also deterred.