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Concert earthquakes, property sales, and a lack of suitable spouses

06/01/2025 Hear in Taiwan
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A-mei (張惠妹) held a New Year's Eve concert where she invited the 40,000 audience members to throw a red ribbon to welcome in the new year at midnight (pictured). The jumping and dancing at her previous concert caused tremors in the nearby area alike to that of a small earthquake. (Photo: CNA)
A-mei (張惠妹) held a New Year's Eve concert where she invited the 40,000 audience members to throw a red ribbon to welcome in the new year at midnight (pictured). The jumping and dancing at her previous concert caused tremors in the nearby area alike to that of a small earthquake. (Photo: CNA)

It's all fun, property, and relationships here in the studio as Amanda Stephens, Mary Anne Sioco, and Michelle Chiang catch up on what's been trending at the beginning of 2025. First, we discuss an "earthshakingly" popular concert in Taipei, and then how so many people have moved property? Finally, it's onto the birthrate in Taiwan again, and some of the very real (if sometimes humorous) reasons behind it. 

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A viral politician, cash handouts, a quiet carriage, and robots
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'Check out a person' like a book in New Taipei, colorectal cancer screening age may be lowered, and pufferfish poisoning
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外國人勞動權益網站(小)-英文版 2025 CALENDAR 410x260 臺灣聲音記憶桌曆 The Sounds of Taiwan Rti 央廣精選多年來收錄的臺灣庶民生活、民俗節慶、旅遊、人文自然聲音，首度推出有聲音的桌曆，作為Rti迎接97周年臺慶的獻禮。以臺灣溫暖的人情味和在地的聲音，陪伴您探索這片土地的自由與美好，共同迎向2025年精彩的每一天。 Rti has carefully selected the sounds from everyday life in Taiwan, including folk festivals, travel, and the island’s rich cultural and natural heritage over the years. To celebrate Rti’s 97th anniversary, we proudly present our first-ever audio calendar. Let the warmth of Taiwan’s people and the unique local sounds accompany you as you explore the freedom and beauty of this land, welcoming each wonderful day of 2025 together.

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