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Taiwan’s jobless rate rises to 3.34% in February
Taiwan’s unemployment rate rose to 3.34% in February, ending a five-month decline. The increase is linked to post-Lunar New Year job shifts and temporary job endings.2025/03/25 07:00 -
China sends 70,000 gift packages to overseas Chinese
The OCAC minister warns of China’s use of Lunar New Year gifts as a cultural unification strategy. The report highlights efforts to influence overseas Chinese communities.2025/03/17 10:00 -
Salary dissatisfaction drives Taiwan job change trend
A January survey reveals that 95% of Taiwan’s workers want to change jobs after the Lunar New Year, citing salary and career growth issues. Experts urge proactive talent management.2025/03/05 15:09 -
Taiwan tackles ER overcrowding with joint efforts
Taiwan’s Xavier Chang calls for collaboration to tackle ER overcrowding, citing factors like flu season and nurse shortages. MOHW plans to boost nursing staff.2025/03/05 07:00 -
Premier Cho urges support for medical staff well-being
Premier Cho Jung-tai directs the Ministry of Health and Welfare to plan psychological support for medical staff, addressing emergency room overcrowding post-Lunar New Year.2025/02/27 14:21 -
President Lai praises Taoyuan’s efforts at lantern festival
President Lai Ching-te praised the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Taoyuan for showcasing government cooperation. The event features AI-driven displays and runs until Feb. 23.2025/02/13 11:07 -
Taiwan launches new bus tours for lantern festival
The Tourism Administration launches four Taiwan Tour Bus packages for the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Taoyuan, running until Feb. 23. Enjoy over 300 lanterns, tech displays, and sustainable features.2025/02/12 17:01 -
Taiwan stock market hits post-Lunar New Year high
Taiwan’s stock market hit a post-Lunar New Year high, led by TSMC. U.S. indices showed mixed results, with Intel surging over 10% amid AI hardware plans.2025/02/12 10:12 -
Residents flock to pick cabbages at NT$10 each in Yunlin
Cabbage prices in Taiwan dropped sharply post-Lunar New Year, leading a Yunlin farmer to let the public pick cabbages for NT$10 each. Residents quickly harvested 2,000 cabbages.2025/02/11 16:51 -
Taiwan launches new bus tours for lantern festival
The Tourism Administration launches four Taiwan Tour Bus packages for the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Taoyuan, running until Feb. 23. Enjoy over 300 lanterns, tech displays, and sustainable features.2025/02/08 16:02 -
Dee Hsu says family managed Barbie’s return, not ex-husband
Dee Hsu clarifies that her family, not Barbie Hsu’s ex-husband, arranged the return of Barbie’s ashes from Japan. Rumors on Weibo prompted her response.2025/02/06 12:00 -
Poultry group plans to destroy 1 million hatching eggs
Taiwan’s egg industry faces an oversupply crisis post-Lunar New Year. The Ministry of Agriculture and the Poultry Association plan to destroy 1 million hatching eggs to manage production.2025/02/05 21:00 -
Taitung tourism booms during Lunar New Year holiday
Taitung County’s tourism thrived during the Lunar New Year, with Brown Boulevard attracting over 38,800 visitors. Hot springs and music venues also saw high attendance.2025/02/05 16:53 -
夯團大陸成員只說了「泡菜湯」韓網全氣瘋 教授：他真的做錯事
這幾年大陸與韓國兩國網友經常為了文化問題而吵不停，包含傳統服裝與繩結裝飾、新年該用「Chinese New Year」抑或「Lunar New Year」等，甚至延燒到偶像圈，日前也再出現另一爭議。韓國最夯的新人男團TWS大陸成員韓振這幾天只是分享自己「吃了泡菜湯」，居然就踩到韓國粉絲的地雷！2025/02/05 14:23 -
DJ Koo to bring Barbie Hsu’s ashes back to Taiwan
DJ Koo will return to Taiwan with Barbie Hsu’s ashes on Feb. 6. Her sister Dee Hsu will accompany him. Learn about the customs process and airline policies.2025/02/04 14:57 -
Hsinchu Lantern Festival brightens city until Feb. 16
Experience the 2025 Hsinchu Lantern Festival until Feb. 16, featuring the ＂Colorful Snake＂ lantern and creative light displays. Enjoy concerts, markets, and workshops.2025/02/03 16:21 -
Taichung mayor plans Japan visit, details pending
Mayor Lu Shiow-yen of Taichung announced plans to visit Japan, emphasizing city diplomacy and historical ties. She urged focusing on peace and prosperity.2025/02/03 12:00 -
Taiwan airport braces for Lunar New Year travel surge
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport prepares for a travel surge during the Lunar New Year holiday. Expect peak traffic on Jan. 24. Use public transport to avoid delays.2025/01/24 15:04 -
Taoyuan airport braces for Lunar New Year travel surge
Taoyuan International Airport expects over 150,000 travelers this weekend, marking a post-pandemic high. Peak hours are identified, and travelers are advised to arrive early. Public transport options are increased to ease congestion.2025/01/24 13:24 -
KMT head accuses DPP of public deception tactics
Eric Chu criticizes Taiwan’s DPP for alleged misinformation and budget mismanagement. He urges effective use of the NT$2.9 trillion budget for national benefit.2025/01/24 13:05 -
Taiwan braces for cold snap as Lunar New Year begins
Taiwan braces for a cold snap as the Lunar New Year approaches, with temperatures dropping due to a northeast monsoon. Expect showers and possible snow.2025/01/24 10:00 -
Average red envelope budget rises to NT$11,901
A yes123 job bank survey shows 91% of office workers plan to give red envelopes for the Year of the Snake, with an average budget of NT$11,901. Gift-giving also rises.2025/01/23 14:00 -
Heavy traffic expected on Suhua Highway for Lunar New Year
The Highway Bureau anticipates heavy traffic on Suhua Highway during the Lunar New Year holiday, Jan. 25-Feb. 2. Expect peak travel on Feb. 2 with 22,000 vehicles.2025/01/23 09:00 -
Taiwan braces for cold spell as temperatures set to drop
Meteorologist Wu Der-rong reports a weak front brings overcast skies and rain to Taiwan, marking the start of a cold spell. Expect temperatures to drop below 5°C next week.2025/01/23 08:45 -
Taiwan stock market hits record high before Lunar New Year
Taiwan’s stock market hit a record high on Jan. 22, closing at 23,525.41 points. TSMC led gains, with sectors like electronics and airlines also rising.2025/01/22 14:25
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