Tank 結果共66筆

歌手Tank（呂建中）長年飽受心臟病病情所苦，昨（8日）睽違5年返台舉辦演唱會，只是在唱到第一首歌曲〈專屬天使〉時，疑似身體不適，用手壓著胸口，大部分都交由歌迷自己唱，讓粉絲非常擔心。不過也有人狂轟Tank在敬業程度以及表演都有很大的改進空間並直言「沒有人一開場就賣慘」。

歌手TANK久違舉辦個唱，吸引三千名粉絲朝聖，不過先天患有心臟病的他，唱到第一首「專屬天使」時就用手壓著胸口，讓在場歌迷相當擔心，據了解工作人員因為怕有萬一，還在場外備有救護車。

歌手Tank睽違五年重返台灣舉辦演唱會，今（8）日於台北國際會議中心（TICC）舉辦【關於愛和勇氣，再出發】演唱會。Tank演唱開場曲時，因身體不適手壓著心臟，完全沒有發出聲音，連把麥克風拿給歌迷唱的力氣都沒有，身已狀況令人相當擔憂，而在嘉賓李玖哲登場前，竟發生設備問題，讓現場完全無聲音，令現場粉絲一陣錯愕。

歌手Tank睽違五年重返台灣舉辦演唱會，今（8）日於台北國際會議中心（TICC）舉辦【關於愛和勇氣，再出發】演唱會。Tank開場曲演唱經典神曲〈專屬天使〉，但沒想到僅唱完了A段，到了歌曲後半段，Tank竟用手壓著心臟，完全沒有發出聲音，連把麥克風拿給歌迷唱的力氣都沒有，狀況令人相當擔憂。而原本Rundown上是唱完3首歌曲才有聊天環節，但在〈專屬天使〉結束後，Tank竟主動示意樂團自己需要聊天喘息，一開口就直說：「我其實身體有點不適！」

TANK（呂建忠）患有心律不整，長年飽受先天性心臟病威脅，他的姊姊多年前因心臟病猝死，阿姨也因心臟病過世，他因同一病症淡出舞台與螢光幕，而他日前宣布復出，回歸近況曝光！心臟病無法痊癒嗎？醫師分享與疾病共處的方式。

TANK（呂建忠）睽違5年展開巡演「關於愛和勇氣，再出發」，台北場於8日在台北國際會議中心登場，今（5）日舉行媒體餐敘，他坦言這麼久沒開演唱會，還需要習慣舞台，不過他因為心臟問題，所以不能工作太久時間，比較容易累，所以不太敢冒險大舞台，「先從小的做起，對我來說如果可以適應這些舞台，體力也好一點，會慢慢地挑戰更大的舞台」。

Discover the details of a tragic accident at TSMC’s Arizona construction site that resulted in the death of a truck driver, and learn about the company’s U.S. expansion plans supported by the Biden Administration.

近日俄烏戰場上出現一款奇醜無比、用金屬外殼焊接而成的戰車，由於外型像烏龜，被稱為「烏龜戰車」（Turtle Tank）。沒想到看似簡單的戰車，竟能在槍林彈雨下奔馳，還能帶領其他裝甲車前進，造成烏軍重大損失。

Meta description: Hsieh Fu-sheng, current Minister of Environment, announces he will not retain his position in President-elect Lai Ch’ing-te’s upcoming cabinet. Hsieh will return to teaching at National Chung Hsing University after May 20 and retire in 2025. He expresses gratitude for his experience and hopes his successor will continue promoting environmental initiatives.

唱紅〈專屬天使〉、〈給我你的愛〉等多首金曲的歌手呂建忠（TANK），出道以來一直受到心臟健康問題所擾，去（2023）年他登上大陸歌唱節目《時光音樂會》，好歌聲再度被聽見，開啟特別巡演「關於愛和勇氣，再出發」，將於今年6月唱進台北國際會議中心和高雄LIVE WAREHOUSE。

惟晨跟以悠組成美聲女子團體「晨悠CHENYO」，2024年推出全新計畫《陪你EMO系列》，翻唱女子天團S.H.E的〈心還是熱的〉以及TANK神曲〈非你莫屬〉，她們笑說：「〈非你莫屬〉這首歌陪伴我們走過許多失戀、感情的路程，希望透過我們的重新演繹帶來不同的聽覺感受，同時能夠再次觸動聽眾的心。」

According to a survey by the U.S think tank Pew Research Center, Taiwanese residents overwhelmingly identify themselves as Taiwanese rather than Chinese. The survey, conducted between June and September 2023, found that 67% of respondents identified as Taiwanese, while only 3% identified primarily as Chinese. Additionally, 28% considered themselves both Taiwanese and Chinese. These identity categories were reflected in political preferences, with self-identifying Taiwanese more likely to align with the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). Among residents below 35 years old, 83% identified as purely Taiwanese, and among women, 72% identified as exclusively Taiwanese. Despite this, 40% of respondents still had emotional ties to mainland China, with 11% maintaining strong emotions towards it. The survey also revealed a bearish outlook on China, with 66% of adults perceiving China’s power and influence as a threat. Both DPP and Kuomintang (KMT) voters considered China a major threat to Taiwan, with 78% and 59% respectively. However, KMT supporters were more likely to view the U.S. as a principal threat compared to DPP supporters. In terms of domestic issues, only 10% of KMT supporters were satisfied with the current state of living, compared to 48% of DPP supporters.

A report by the German think-tank Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation for Freedom (FNF) argues that the issue between Taiwan and China is ＂not unification but forced unification.＂ The report, written by National Taiwan University’s sociology Ph.D. candidate, Sie Da-wun, and FNF Global Innovation Hub’s Program Officer, Lai Yu-fen, challenges the common misinterpretation of Taiwanese political parties. They assert that assuming the Kuomintang (KMT) supports unification because it is pro-China and the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) supports independence because it is anti-China is an oversimplification. The report highlights that since Taiwan’s democratization, the Taiwanese people have consistently opposed ＂annexation＂ or ＂unification＂ imposed by the Beijing government.

Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) presidential candidate Ko Wen-je expressed disappointment in the failure to establish an alliance with the Kuomintang (KMT), citing his medical background and trust in others as a disadvantage in politics. He believes that the mishandling of the breakup with the KMT has led to his declining support. Despite the acrimony, Ko hinted at potential future cooperation with Foxconn’s founder Terry Gou, acknowledging their maintained contact for policy collaboration. Ko praised Gou’s think tank on finance and economics for its excellent work, revealing that his team has consulted and adopted numerous economic policy suggestions from Gou’s proposals. The focus at this stage is on policy partnership, with paths toward collaborative governance remaining open between the two camps.

The ＂Blue-White Pact,＂ a joint ticket between the opposition parties Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People’s Party (TPP), has become a topic of public discussion in Taipei. Tensions arose when it was revealed that both parties were dissatisfied with the methods used to select their presidential candidates. In response to public scrutiny, TPP candidate Ko Wen-je released a campaign video featuring a potential running mate. The video depicted Huang Shan-shan, secretary general of Ko’s campaign headquarters, as the TPP candidate for vice presidency. KMT candidate Hou Yu-ih’s running mate was identified as Ko Chih-en, CEO of a KMT think tank. The campaign video criticized the ruling parties for their failure to improve living conditions in Taiwan, leading to mixed reactions online. Former KMT lawmaker Alex Tsai emphasized that the pairing of Ko and Hou is crucial for winning the presidential election.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set to meet in San Francisco on November 15, with Taiwan as a key focus of their discussions, according to an expert from the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). The meeting agenda includes four main issues: Taiwan, fentanyl containment, Israel-Hamas conflict, and climate change response. It is expected that Xi will seek Biden’s reiteration of the United States’ stance against Taiwan’s independence, as Beijing considers Taiwan a part of China and opposes its independence. Additionally, Xi may anticipate Biden’s affirmation that the U.S. does not favor any specific political party in the Taiwan presidential elections. This summit marks a direct face-to-face dialogue between the leaders since their talks during the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, in November 2022.

Three workers fell unconscious in a soy sauce tank at the Chung Kung Soy Sauce factory in Tainan due to low oxygen levels. The Tainen Fire Bureau successfully rescued the workers, but two remain in critical condition. The incident occurred when one worker entered a ventilation hole to clean soy sauce residues, and his colleagues collapsed when they entered to assist. The factory usually cleans the tank from above but decided to enter it this time. The lack of ventilation led to the unfortunate consequences.

A paper published by the Washington-based think tank Global Taiwanese Institute reveals findings of mainstream public opinion on Taiwanese defense. The paper, titled ＂Conversations with the Taiwanese about Taiwan’s Defense,＂ shows that 70 percent of Taiwanese are willing to fight in the event of a Chinese invasion, while 20 percent would leave and 10 percent would choose to surrender. The results are based on conversations conducted by Taiwanese-American U.S. Air Force captain Jimmy Chien during his six-week stay in Taiwan, which included discussions with university students and retirees. Chien’s research challenges the perception that increased military strength and pressure from China could lead to military action, as most Taiwanese do not consider this a likely scenario. He argues that Taiwanese people believe China must first address its domestic affairs before resorting to force against Taiwan. Chien also notes that Taiwanese people are aware that the U.S. military is unlikely to deploy troops in the event of a war, and therefore hope to receive non-combat aid, such as supplies and maintenance, from the U.S. as a show of support in battling enemy forces.

演藝圈競爭激烈，導致許多藝人雖有一身才華，卻因此未能獲得足夠的鎂光燈與討論度。對此，就有一名網友發文指出，在所有藝人當中，有沒有哪一個「最令人感到可惜」？貼文曝光後，立刻引發熱烈討論，不少人也點名「TANK」（呂建中）、「小宇」宋念宇等人，認為他們都是實力出眾卻未大紅的代表人物。

President Tsai Ing-wen meets with a delegation from the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), emphasizing Taiwan’s commitment to not provoke or act rashly amid tense cross-strait relations, and the importance of strengthening relations with the U.S. and other democracies. She highlights Taiwan’s achievements in self-reliant defense, including the development of advanced jet trainers and submarines.

TANK呂建忠曾以〈給我你的愛〉、〈專屬天使〉和〈如果我變成回憶〉等歌曲征服許多歌迷，曾經為潘瑋柏、S.H.E、林依晨等歌手作詞作曲，當年更被稱為「周杰倫接班人」。

Kuomintang’s Hou Yu-ih visits The Heritage Foundation in the U.S., addressing Taiwan’s role in the Indo-Pacific and security concerns. Analysts weigh in on global perceptions.

Hou Yu-ih, the Kuomintang (KMT) presidential candidate, visited The Heritage Foundation for his fourth think-tank meeting, where he addressed serious threats from mainland China.