Stories from Taiwan

Taiwan is promoting aerial tourism activities beyond hot air ballooning, which typically occurs at dawn. The region also promotes public transport use, offering a free drink with a bus ride. Visitors are urged to minimize their environmental impact.

The east coast of Taiwan, specifically Taitung, is noted for its clean environment due to the absence of factories. The island's traditional festivals are celebrated with Chinese customs, a tradition passed down through generations.

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.

Many businesses in Taiwan are closing down because they are not making enough money. Many businesses in Taiwan are reportedly closing down due to financial difficulties, with owners struggling to make profits.

A survey found that over half of mothers in Taiwan do not trust their partners in their role as fathers. Only 22.1% of mothers believe raising children in Taiwan is easy. The Child Welfare League is calling for workplace-friendly policies and improved division of parental labor.

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%.

The early ripening of Chinese bayberries is boosting agri-tourism. This year's harvest is expected to be plentiful, with fruits exceeding 15 Taiwanese catties and offering a sweet, crisp taste.

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.