Stories from Taipei · Taiwan

For women under 40, breast ultrasounds are recommended as the primary screening method. The Kuomintang party chairman stated that the party's stance on military purchases has never changed and has been clearly explained to the public. He stated the party's stance on military purchases has not changed and clarified that the 380 billion NTD figure is not final, with additional purchases expected. He also criticized the ruling Democratic Progressive Party for making accusations of being anti-American or pro-communist without basis, questioning the KMT's purpose if they cannot articulate their own positions. The party chairman indicated that the 380 billion NT dollar figure is not final and can be increased, as indicated by the 'plus N' designation, to accommodate future military procurements from the US.

An author found love through a friend's introduction to a woman named Carrie, who provided assistance. The author explained that she included photos of herself in the book, taken while stopped in the middle of an empty road with her motorcycle parked.

Professor Li Yichang discussed NEMN, a compound that increases NAD+ levels in the body. One case study involved a man in his 50s to 70s who experienced increased morning vitality after consuming NMN, distinct from effects of other supplements.

Taiwan has commenced its income tax filing season, with over one million declarations submitted by the afternoon of the first day. Mobile filing accounted for 6.5% of submissions, a higher rate than last year's overall average of 4.3%.

Premier Chu Yung-tai requested the Examination Yuan to simplify medical licensing exams, suggesting that even using past exam questions would be acceptable. The Minister of the Interior suggested that exam questions should not be too difficult, even allowing for 'archaeological' questions, which has caused concern in the medical community. Data shows a number of people pass accounting exams but fewer choose to practice, indicating a disconnect between qualification and career choice. The challenging nature of these exams may be deterring individuals from entering the medical profession. An author found love through a friend's introduction with a woman named Jiali, who provided her with help. The author of a book explained that she included photos of herself stopping her motorcycle on an empty road.

Presidential Office Spokesperson Kuo Ya-hui provided an explanation regarding the President's current overseas trip to Eswatini and the planned return to Taiwan.

Taiwan's Industrial Innovation Zone is focusing on future industrial layout and development, representing a strategic cooperation outcome with strategic importance. The zone's efforts are recognized globally, highlighting Taiwan's contributions.

A Taiwanese politician has congratulated their rival following an election. The legislator stated that independence remarks escalate social confrontation and eliminate the Republic of China's sovereignty.

A politician, identified as Liao Yikun, questioned an individual regarding online rumors. A politician, identified as Qiao Guanting's former assistant, is being investigated for online rumors.

A self-driving car traveling on Zhonghua West Road collided with a motorcycle and then another self-driving car. A self-driving car driven by a male driver rear-ended a motorcycle and then crashed into another self-driving car on May 1st.