Відео

好多大咖

他的观点太有启发了，希望多点推荐詹姆斯斯科特的书！

Hello, this is Taipei News! I’m Sydney Weng, your host for the English News Segment this week at the Taipei Broadcasting Station! 1） 職能學院下半年資通訊課程熱烈招生中 ICT Skill Courses Open For Enrollment First off, let’s talk about some exciting learning opportunities to look forward to in the second half of 2024. Pre-employment training and skill enhancement courses in the fall are open for registration. The Taipei City Vocational Development Institute is offering a diverse range of ICT courses to help citizens boost their competitiveness in the workforce. ‘ Course selections include new media marketing analysis, web design, AI IoT applications, and python programming. These courses offer participants a chance to apply and incorporate the latest technological and media trends into their professional skill sets. No prior experience is required prior to signing up for these courses. Applicants are encouraged to acquire additional skills to complement their occupational expertise or assist them in transitioning into a different field. Registration is open till July 30th. For detailed registration information and more course details, please visit the Vocational Development Institute’s Website at (www.tvdi.gov.taipei). 2) Hahow for Campus：暑假限定數位課程大公開 Exclusive Digital Courses With Haohow Campus Next up, the Taipei City Government has been collaborating with Haohow for Campus, offering exclusive digital courses starting in late July. The much-anticipated second wave of “mystery courses” launched an “AI Illustration and Communication Skills” program on July 22nd earlier this week. The focus of the second wave will be on the arts, encouraging students to unleash their creativity and artistic potential over the summer. The rise of artificial intelligence has led to varying approaches in its application for different fields, and its role in artistic creation has seen groundbreaking developments. The AI Illustration and Communication Skills program helps students hone the necessary communication techniques to create art with AI. Furthermore, if you’re interested in a more hands-on approach towards creativity, the piece de resistance of the second wave features Mr. Joe’s Gunpla Model Building Course, which will be available on August 1st next month. 3) 81原住民入場門票優惠 August 1-4: Indigenous Admission Ticket Discounts Moving on to our next piece of news: Indigenous Day is coming soon on August 1st next week. Since 2013, the city has offered free or discounted admission to municipal facilities for indigenous people nationwide each year, on Indigenous People’s Day. The celebration continues this year, and the city government invites Indigenous friends from all over the country to enjoy ticket discounts at city government venues from August 1st to August 4th. The discounts apply to a total of 60 Municipal venues in the city, including the Taipei Children’s Amusement Park, Guandu Nature Park, the Maokong Gondola, Taipei City Zoo, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei Astronomical Museum, Iceland at Taipei Arena, and many more. For detailed information, please visit the Council of Indigenous People’s Website. 4) 北市育兒協助新制上路 國宅租金最多再減三千元 National Housing Subsidies: Up to $3000 Rent Reduction Coming up next we have good news from the Department of Urban Development. With rising housing prices, and declining birth rates, the city is hoping to alleviate the burden on families with children. The second wave of rental subsidies for childcare in social housing aims to commence this September in 2024. This initiative offers additional subsidies to tenants with children aged 0-12 living in rented national housing. Eligible tenants can receive up to NT$3,000 per month in childcare rental subsidies. Tenants must apply by the 15th of each month, and upon approval, the subsidies will be issued in the following month. To qualify for the subsidies, tenants must be registered in national housing managed by the Taipei City Government’s Department of Urban Development. Each family unit must include family members under 12 years old. For additional details on the specific requirements, please visit the Department of Urban Development’s official website. 5) 光華數位天地歡慶16週年 Guanghua Digital Plaza Celebrates 16th Anniversary Lastly, on a lighter note: Guanghua Digital Plaza is celebrating its 16th anniversary this year. The plaza serves as the heart of electronics consumption in the city and will feature a series of discounts and activities till August 11th. Deputy Mayor Lin Yi Hua stated that the Guanghua Digital Plaza has faced several operational challenges in the past few years, including the pandemic. These challenges have urged both the business owners and the whole neighborhood to adapt and make the necessary changes and decisions to keep up with the times. According to Deputy Mayor Lin: 【bite1】另外一個、當然市政府也有一個很大的責任──這終究是我們市政府的地方，所以我們一定要強力的來讓我們自己的地方、「商機」可以讓它有這樣一個維持。所以這個部分、我看到我們除了週年慶、明年應該會再增加60萬辦活動的經費，可以再變多、讓它可以更加地符合我們需要的活動的內容； The City Government is planning to fund more activities to help renovate and maintain the electronics commercial neighborhood. "That’s it for your weekly English news fix today! This is Sydney Weng signing off for Taipei Broadcasting Station. Until next time! Vocabulary List Competitiveness - 競爭力 (noun) Example: The ICT courses aim to boost citizens' competitiveness in the workforce. Incorporate - 納入、融入 (verb) Example: Participants can incorporate the latest technological trends into their professional skill sets. Transitioning - 過渡、轉型 (verb) Example: The courses assist people in transitioning into a different field. Groundbreaking - 開創性的 (adjective) Example: AI's role in artistic creation has seen groundbreaking developments. Hone - 磨練、提升 (verb) Example: The program helps students hone the necessary communication techniques. Alleviate - 減輕、緩解 (verb) Example: The city is hoping to alleviate the burden on families with children. Initiative - 倡議、計劃 (noun) Example: This initiative offers additional subsidies to tenants with children. Eligible - 符合資格的 (adjective) Example: Eligible tenants can receive up to NT$3,000 per month in childcare rental subsidies. Adaptation - 適應、調整 (noun) Example: These challenges have urged both the business owners and the whole neighborhood to adapt to keep up with the times. Renovate - 翻新、更新 (verb) Example: The City Government is planning to fund more activities to help renovate the electronics commercial neighborhood.

杨照这里的解读有点问题，清末精英不是不懂，是不愿意玩这套啊，国际秩序是强者制定，当时清廷面对日本还是上国观念，当然不接受对方的规则了。杨总是觉得是清末人蠢，也是一种后来者的自以为是。

1130320才是談迷信，1130319是焦慮

找不到20240227理查‧費雪《深時遠見：時間感如何影響決策，人類如何擺脫短期主義的危局》第1集連結

覃 應該唸ㄑㄧㄣˊ

可否請北市教育局陳副局長說明一下在你管轄的幼兒園 幼兒被狼師性侵還反指幼兒可能是誣告者的邏輯思維為何、願聞其詳請指教！

😍

這兵役局長有點帥

这个节目有Pod cast吗

謝謝老師推薦👍🏼

好就好在不重要

Hello, this is Taipei News! I’m Sydney Weng, your host for the English News Segment this week at the Taipei Broadcasting Station! 1.兩大社福中心進駐廣慈 多元一站式服務展現北市府「有溫度的魄力」 First off: Two Major Social Welfare Centers have officially opened in the city, offering accessible services to those in need. The Taipei City Resource Portal of Assistive Technology, and the Guangci Rehabilitation Center for the Visually Impaired are both located in the Guangci Health and Welfare Building in the Xinyi District. The centers hope to provide a one-stop service point with an immersive living space designed for the visually impaired, and those in need of assistive devices. Additionally, Mayor Chiang Wan An also announced three significant welfare measures upon his visit earlier this week: 今天我也要正式跟大家宣佈幾個好消息--第一個、是我們對於身障機構的補助，除了每個月固定補助以外、我們凍漲家長的自付額，減輕我們身障家庭家長的負擔... The government is ready to freeze the cap for the insurance deductibles, on top of the monthly subsidies provided to families with disabled members. Secondly, community disability facilities will be free for low and mid-income households. Lastly, the city government is hoping to add thirty-three new disability service facilities in the next four years. 2.綠電碳權創能兼減碳 北市府利用八里污水廠沼氣發電 Our next piece of news concerns biogas and its role in helping the city generate Green Power and reduce Carbon emissions. The Taipei City Government is utilizing biogas from the Baili Sewage Treatment Plant 八里污水廠 for power generation. If you spot six giant eggs on the left bank of Bali, do not mistake them for public art installations for the Shisanhang Museum 十三行博物館. In fact, these massive installments are six egg-shaped digesters, where sludge goes through anaerobic digestion to achieve sludge decomposition and reduction. In addition to the digesters, the Bali Sewage treatment plant hopes to install a 600KW biogas generator, making it the first civilian public sewage treatment plant in the country to do so. Biogas generators feature higher power generation efficiency, and are capable of adapting to varying characteristics of sewage biogas, ensuring maximum energy output. Additionally, the wasted heat from power generation will be recycled and used to maintain the temperature of the egg-shaped digesters through heat exchangers. 3.等你來「挑戰！台北捷運集章全制霸」！上線一週破萬人參與 On a lighter note, if you enjoy collecting special items and public transportation, we have something just for you with Metro Taipei! The Taipei Digital Stamp Collection Event: Go Mission just launched last week to celebrate the metro’s 30th anniversary. The stamp collection challenge will continue throughout the next few months, with amazing prizes to look forward to. Just download the Taipei MRT Go app, become a member and activate the ‘stamp collection feature at the MRT station ticket query machines. Prizes such as Sanrio-themed merchandise, varying easy-card designs, AirPods Pro, and customized gift boxes will be revealed over the next few weeks. For more information, visit the Taipei MRT’s official website at www.metro.taipei to see how you can enter and participate in the stamp collection challenge. 4.原民會：SALAMA！都會遊祭市集攤商招募中、本市「113年度原住民族語言主題式課程」開課囉、本會辦理「Hla'alua拉阿魯哇族文化體驗營」報名開始囉！ Next up, we have a few announcements regarding fun and educational summer activities from the Council of Indigenous Peoples! Coming up first is the SALAMA Urban Festival on July 27 and July 28th. The event is currently recruiting vendors and aims to feature 20 booths for indigenous agricultural products, cultural and creative goods. If you’re looking to learn more about indigenous languages, the Indigenous Peoples Commission is hosting Indigenous Language courses, where students get to connect the language, culture and lifestyle of indigenous cultures throughout the program. The courses feature a Saisiyat Writing class, a practical Paiwan Conversation Class, and an Amis Speech Techniques class. Last but not least, we have the Hla’alua Indigenous Culture Experience Camp. The camp will take place between August 19th to the 22nd, and it is hosted by Jin Hua Elementary School. If you are interested in cultural exchanges between the urban and rural spheres, don’t hesitate to sign up by July 15. 5.「2024臺北音樂不斷電」十週年盛大啟動 原創音樂徵選即日起熱烈報名中 前六強將與血肉果汁機、糜先生等同台飆音樂！ Finally, for our final news segment today: some fun news from the 2024 Taipei Music Non-Stop series. The City’s Department of Cultural Affairs proudly announces the 10th annual “Taipei Music Non-Stop” series , where exciting activities such as an original music competition, professional training sessions, nationwide tours, band exchanges, and industry networking events will take place. This year’s event is part of the 2024 TRENDY TAIPEI series, culminating in a grand 10th-anniversary concert at the Taipei Music Center on September 7th and 8th. Stay tuned for more information on the event if you’re interested in experiencing one of the biggest nights of Taipei’s vibrant music scene. That’s it for your weekly English news fix today! This is Sydney Weng signing off for Taipei Broadcasting Station. Until next time! Vocabulary List Accessible - 無障礙的 (adjective) Example: The city aims to provide accessible services to those in need. Immersive - 沉浸式的 (adjective) Example: The centers offer an immersive living space designed for the visually impaired. Rehabilitation - 復健 (noun) Example: The Guangci Rehabilitation Center for the Visually Impaired is now open. Subsidy - 補助 (noun) Example: The government provides monthly subsidies to families with disabled members. Biogas - 沼氣 (noun) Example: The city is using biogas for power generation at the sewage treatment plant. Anaerobic - 厭氧的 (adjective) Example: Sludge goes through anaerobic digestion in the egg-shaped digesters. Indigenous - 原住民的 (adjective) Example: The Indigenous Peoples Commission is hosting language courses. Cultural Exchange - 文化交流 (noun) Example: The camp promotes cultural exchange between urban and rural spheres. Networking - 網絡 (noun) Example: The music series includes industry networking events. Non-Stop - 不斷電的 (adjective) Example: The Taipei Music Non-Stop series celebrates its 10th anniversary.

這本老實說並不好讀~雖然明萬曆15年真的沒什麼大事

這兩天，我正要買這本說，但我想買英文原本，我太懶了英文退失了80%，剛好找這本來閱讀。

我的天啊這本，好，先聽再睡。

❤❤❤

謝謝楊老師

❤❤美好的事物，不占有，好好欣赏🎉🎉

In order to answer your question at 15 minutes: Germany ahead of the Netherlands and Sweden purchases most from Taiwan, because Taiwan is simply an essential part of the German supply chain. Besides of that a lot of Chinese, Japanese and Taiwanese have an overwhelming positive attitude due to history. Jiang Wei-Guo received his military education in Germany during World War Two. Japanese hosted a lot of German POWs who thought to the very end to defend Germany’s only colony against Japan, which impressed Japanese. Also during the Nanjing massacre a German businessman hidden a lot of Chinese against Japanese soldiers. Asian never figured out what the difference between Ayran and Jewish Germans is.

謝謝楊老師介紹這本書，這個時代太需要這樣的精神。

我有這本書，頗好，珍貴的採訪紀錄。

Hello, this is Taipei News! I’m Sydney Weng, your host for the English News Segment this week at the Taipei Broadcasting Station! 1) 2024 Taipei Fun Walk 2024 台北健走趣 First off today, Taipei City Mayor Chiang Wan-an attended the launch press conference earlier this week for the 2024 Taipei Fun Walk. This will be a four-month event and is part of the city’s attempt to create a “safe, futuristic, and athletic city.” According to the Department of Health, only 38% of the city’s residents exercise regularly. Mayor Chiang is aiming to increase the percentage up to 40%. According to Mayor Chiang: City residents are heavily affected by busy lifestyles revolving around work and family. They may find it hard to motivate themselves to commit to regular exercise after a long day tackling work, children, and chores. “Walking” is the most accessible form of exercise available for busy city dwellers to maintain a healthier lifestyle in Taipei. It is also highly recommended by the WHO. The new "2024 USPORT" app integrates smart technology, allowing users to explore various walking routes in Taipei. Additionally, Mayor Chiang announced improvements in sports facilities, which aims to enhance nine sports venues with unique features like shooting ranges, triathlon training centers, and facilities for water sports, pickleball, and roller skating. 2) Healthcare Professionals Safety: Zero Tolerance for Patient Violence 捍衛醫護權益拒絕醫療暴力 Coming up next: news from the national police agency. Concerning the safety of healthcare workers, the Beitou Police have joined forces with Cheng Hisn （振興) Hospital to combat workplace violence against healthcare professionals, ensuring the safety and rights of healthcare workers. The joint initiative conducted a workshop featuring interactive scenarios and case studies regarding hostile behavior towards medical practitioners. The police emphasized that patient violence isn't limited to physical attacks by patients or their families-verbal abuse that disrupts medical procedures also counts as well. Healthcare staff members are advised to leave the scene immediately when violence occurs and to maintain a safe distance during conflicts. Safety protocols help ensure that medical and emergency services are not disrupted and to protect the rights and safety of both the patients and health care professionals. Healthcare workers are also encouraged to collect evidence when conflict occurs. The Beitou Police stressed their zero-tolerance policy towards patient violence and their commitment to providing legal and emotional support to healthcare workers. 3) 2024 Taipei Photography Season: Dadaocheng Contest Dates Announced 台北好攝季 2024 大稻埕夏日節攝影比賽 On a lighter note, the 2024 Taipei Photography Festival will be hosting this summer’s: Dadaocheng Photography contest from July 26th to August 17th. City residents are more than welcome to join and take a snapshot of what is expected to be a magical season of summer splendor. The highlight of this event is, without any doubt, the "2024 Dadaocheng Summer Festival”, featuring four thematic firework shows, five spectacular music performances, and dazzling riverside light displays. The contest offers exciting prizes, and winning photos will be displayed in lightboxes at Taipei MRT stations. For more details, please refer to the contest guidelines. 4) Taipei Astronomical Museum: A Weekend Under The Stars 臺北天文館周末「星空下的宇宙紀事」 Our next piece of news comes with a cosmic touch from the Taipei Astronomical Museum. Coming right up: Tomorrow night at 7pm, on June 29th, The Taipei Astronomical Museum invites you to a special event, "Chronicles of the Universe Under the Stars. The event will be held in the Dome theater and will provide an in-depth look at Mars exploration missions and the search for extraterrestrial life. The Mars exploration program focuses on the following key objectives: studying Mars' climate its geological environment and investigating whether life ever existed on the planet. Join us for an exciting evening under the stars as we delve into the 5) Personalized Easy Card Machines For You 個性化悠遊卡機進駐青年局大樓 In an effort to modernize public spaces and promote community engagement, the Taipei City Government’s Youth Affairs Committee has introduced the latest trend, personalized EasyCard machines, in the lobby of their building. Mayor Chiang emphasized that installing the EasyCard machines is just the beginning of the city’s efforts to rejuvenate public venues and make government services more appealing to young people. "That’s it for your weekly English news fix today! This is Sydney Weng signing off for Taipei Broadcasting Station. Until next time! Vocabulary List Futuristic - 未来感的 (adjective)Example: This will be a four-month event and is part of the city’s attempt to create a “safe, futuristic, and athletic city.” Accessible - 易接近的 (adjective) Example: “Walking” is the most accessible form of exercise available for busy city dwellers to maintain a healthier lifestyle in Taipei. Integrates - 整合 (verb) Example: The new "2024 USPORT" app integrates smart technology, allowing users to explore various walking routes in Taipei. Hostile - 敵對的 (adjective) Example: The joint initiative conducted a workshop featuring interactive scenarios and case studies regarding hostile behavior towards medical practitioners. Verbal Abuse - 言語虐待 (noun) Example: The police emphasized that patient violence isn't limited to physical attacks by patients or their families-verbal abuse that disrupts medical procedures also counts as well. Commitment - 承諾 (noun) Example: The Beitou Police stressed their zero-tolerance policy towards patient violence and their commitment to providing legal and emotional support to healthcare workers. Extraterrestrial - 地外的 (adjective) Example: The Taipei Astronomical Museum invites you to a special event, "Chronicles of the Universe Under the Stars," which will provide an in-depth look at Mars exploration missions and the search for extraterrestrial life. Geological - 地質的 (adjective) Example: The Mars exploration program focuses on the following key objectives: studying Mars' climate its geological environment and investigating whether life ever existed on the planet. Rejuvenate - 使年輕 (verb) Example: Mayor Chiang emphasized that installing the EasyCard machines is just the beginning of the city’s efforts to rejuvenate public venues and make government services more appealing to young people. Engagement - 參與 (noun) Example: In an effort to modernize public spaces and promote community engagement, the Taipei City Government’s Youth Affairs Committee has introduced the latest trend, personalized EasyCard machines.

太棒了，謝謝楊照老師。

lovely

life holds infinite possibilities

魏導加油

Hello, this is Taipei News! I’m Sydney Weng, your host for the English News Segment this week at the Taipei Broadcasting Station! Taipei AI Education Festival 台北 AI 教育節 Coming up first this week is the Taipei AI Education Festival, where Yangming High School, Zhongzheng High School, Bailing High School, and Jianguo High School will host a joint exhibition showcasing their achievements in AI-learning courses this Sunday on June 15th. Additionally, the exhibition will include an interactive experience and special presentations from the students. Key aspects of their projects include incorporating Artificial Intelligence to aid robots in completing tasks, applying AI to Ocean technologies, Mitigating risks in the lab with AI, and utilizing AI to improve 3D printing technologies. According to the Department of Education, Taipei is actively promoting STEAM-related subjects and educational programs that focus on new technology. The city has established the nation’s first STEAM and New Technology Development Office to promote interdisciplinary and project-based programs, with hopes to cultivate more talent in a bourgeoning AI industry. Taipei Astronomy Camp to Launch Bilingual Experience 臺北天文館高中天文營雙語導航 Also, from the educational sector, we have the Taipei High School Astronomy Camp ready to kick off in August. This IS THE Taipei Astronomical Museum’s twelfth year to host the camp and for 2024, the three-day bilingual summer camp will feature both international scholars and specialists from Academia Sinica on August 7th, August 8th, and August 9th. There are only 40 spots available for this expense-covered program, and participants may expect lectures on the latest discoveries on black holes and various astronomical phenomena, such as stellar evolution, theory of relativity, and gravitational waves to name a few. This is indeed a unique opportunity for participants to learn and interact with field professionals and expand their knowledge on astronomical sciences. Job-redesign Service Program to Reskill Labor Force 北市推職務再設計 協助勞工提升技能 Coming up next, we have news from the Department of Labor. In an effort to help businesses tackle labor shortages and create a humane, friendly, and safe working environment, the Taipei City Employment Services Office is collaborating with the Ministry of Labor to actively promote the "Job Redesign Service Program." This initiative involves bringing in experts and scholars to provide on-site guidance and consultation. The program focuses on five main areas: improving work equipment and tools, providing employment aids, enhancing work conditions, adjusting work methods, and improving the workplace environment. These efforts aim to help businesses create a supportive work environment that mitigates age-related job challenges for employees, enhances their work efficiency, and promotes stable employment. Director Kao Bao-hua of the Taipei City Department of Labor noted with an aging population, effectively utilizing middle-aged and elderly human resources has become crucial. This is because Taipei's industrial structure is predominantly service-oriented, with a rising proportion of middle-aged and elderly workers. Common age-related challenges in the workforce include deteriorating vision, and reduced physical stamina, which affects the employee’s overall efficiency in physically demanding tasks. For more information on the program, aids, and subsidies, please visit the Taipei City Employment Services Office or contact local employment service stations for additional details. Blessings of Abundnat Fish Exhibition「adihay ko foting 祝福你有很多魚」特展 On a different note, the City’s Indigenous People’s Commission is proud to present this year's most distinctive cultural and artistic exhibition: "Adihay Ko Foting: Blessings of Abundant Fish." The exhibition will be held at the Ketagalan Culture Center from June 7 to September 22, 2024. The opening coincides with the eve of the United Nations' "World Oceans Day," aiming to explore new ways of harmonizing with the ocean through indigenous traditions and local knowledge. The exhibition emphasizes the relationship between art, marine culture, and daily life, responding to global concerns about ocean conservation. Exhibition highlights include an In-Depth Exploration of marine culture and our relationship with it through stories of the Port Ami’s Tribe in Hualien. It also has rich artistic displays featuring tools, films, and installation artworks that help illustrate the way indigenous tribes nurture their bond with the ocean by making good use of natural resources. Additionally, visitors will gain insight on tribal wisdom and traditions by looking into the fishing techniques, cooking methods, and the wisdom of life passed on through the elders in the tribe. The interactive and educational activities shed light on how to maintain a sustainable approach by applying the wisdom passed on through indigenous traditions. Lastly, a special section dedicated to the Sea Festival will offer insight on the impact dwindling marine resources have on indigenous cultural heritage. Adihay Ko Foting: Blessings of Abundant Fish" invites everyone to revisit marine culture and the question to its sustainability and to understand the deep emotional ties the Amis people have with the ocean and the importance of protecting it. 2024 Herbal Party: Exotic Journey 大稻埕2024 本草派對：奇花異國 Last but not least, more news on cultural activities in the city. With hopes to aid the development of commercial districts and highlight their unique characteristics, the Taipei City Office of Commerce is supporting the 2024 Herbal Party. The event is hosted by The Taipei Dihua Business District Development Association, and will be held on June 22 and 23rd at Yongle Plaza. The theme this year is “Exotic Journey”, and will feature 10 local shops and numerous food and beverage brands. Participants can expect herbal cocktails, snacks, and herbal-themed experiences. Moreover, a Silent Disco Headphone party, with a performance by DJ AMOS, invites fans to enjoy a unique and enhanced sensory experience. According to Gao ZhenyuanThese events reinterpret Dadaocheng's traditional industries, shaping the local brand image and inviting the younger generation to discover Dadaocheng's charm. Zheng Wenhe, Chairman of the Taipei Dihua Business District Development Association, noted that the Herbal Party has been held annually since 2017. By transforming the image of traditional herbal "That’s it for your weekly English news fix today! This is Sydney Weng signing off for Taipei Broadcasting Station. Until next time!

🎉頭香🎉

猝死的猝唸錯了

「迥」然不同念錯了

謝謝精彩分析!!

Thank you for sharing your insights.

杨照老师的世界一把抓何时回归？？

謝謝楊老師，整理這重要的華文類型文學作品，豐富了日常。

感谢杨老师

本集全文文字稿： Hello, this is Taipei News! I’m Sydney Weng, your host for the English News Segment this week at the Taipei Broadcasting Station! 1）守護弱勢兒童健康 北市全額補助接種腸病毒71型疫苗 First off, according to the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s CDC, enterovirus cases have reached a 10-year high this year, with the peak expected between late May and mid-June. To protect the health rights of vulnerable children in Taipei, the city government will fully subsidize vaccination costs for Enterovirus 71, starting June 17. Children who are two to six months old, and meet the criteria for the City’s Category 2 Medical subsidies, along with children housed by the Harmony Home Association are eligible to apply for free Enterovirus vaccinations. This initiative is estimated to benefit around 800 children, especially when the costs for the vaccine is relatively high. A full two-dose treatment will cost more than 8000 NTD, which can be a huge burden for families with younger children. Mayor Chiang Wan An stated: 相關的費用、其實也是非常的高，1劑要4千到4千3左右，那2劑完整的施打就要接近萬元，所以對一般的家庭來講、是非常沉重的負擔，我們特別在今(28)天跟大家宣布──臺北市、我們對於相關的對象，給予腸病毒71型疫苗補助、免費施打，也就是設籍在臺北市、從2個月到6歲以前，而且符合臺北市第二類醫療補助這樣的資格，以及臺灣關愛之家收容的孩子，也就是對於這些相對弱勢的孩子，我們都給予補助、讓他們可以施打腸病毒的疫苗，來確保我們孩子的健康，那當然對於照顧的人來講、也可以減輕很多照顧的負擔。 Hopefully, by offering people more access to medical resources, we can ease the burden on caregivers. For families that qualify for vaccination subsidies, please apply for a medical subsidy qualification before taking their children to a contracted medical facility for vaccination. For more information, please call the Health Department's epidemic prevention hotline at 02-2375-3782 . 2) 未來3週重大活動及施工，多使用大眾運輸，減碳又輕鬆 Moving on to our next topic. According to the Department of Transportation, major construction projects and activities will take place in the city for the next three weeks between May 27th to June 16th. The city encourages citizens to plan accordingly and consider public transportation options such as the MRT, buses, and YouTubike to as eco-friendly options to ease your daily commute. Upcoming events include: On June 2nd, we have The Chenghuang Dragon Boat Festival and the Taipei 140th Anniversary Celebration Parade in the Dadaocheng neighborhood. AND The Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Huangpu School, at Ketagalan Boulevard. From Saturday June 8th to Monday June 10th, we have the 2024 Taipei International Dragon Boat Championship at Dajia Riverside Park. On June 16th, we have the 2024 Taipei Station: Cycling Event, which will affect traffic on several roads, including Zhongzheng Road Section 2, and Shidong Road. As for ongoing and upcoming construction sites, please note that there is reconstruction going on for a couple of bridges in the city. First we have Minquan Bridge in the Songshan and Nehu districts, then the Zhongzheng Bridge on Chongqing South Road Section 3, and the Overhead Bridge on Jingmao 2nd Road. MRT constructions include areas in the Zhongzheng,Wanhua, and Xinyi Districts, along with the MRT Taipei Zoo Station in the Wenshan District. Please visit the city’s website at www.gov.taipei for detailed information. 3) 北投分館永續城市主題活動 On a lighter note, the Taipei Public Library-Beitou Branch will launch a series of “Sustainable City” events in the coming June and July. The events will focus on cultural heritage and community involvement, including an array of activities such as themed book exhibitions, film screenings, Nakasi-themed lectures, green building tours, and so forth. The aim of these activities is to help local residents learn about Beitou’s past and present, featuring local historians like Yang Ye and singers like Yang Liwen to offer glimpses of Beitou’s historical and cultural past. Additionally, the library will also invite senior tour guide, Ms. Li Wenling to lead a tour of Taiwan's first diamond-level green building, along with eco-friendly themed DIY workshops for practical tips to stay environmentally friendly in the household. For detailed information on the upcoming events, please visit the Taipei Public Library’s official website or the Beitou Branch’s Facebook page for the latest updates. 4）台北淨零新生活運動 從你我做起 Earlier this week, Mayor Chiang Wan An attended a press conference to launch the “Taipei Net-Zero” initiative, marking a significant milestone in the city’s efforts to achieve net-zero carbon emissions. With hopes to align with the city’s vision of becoming a “Sustainable, inclusive, and hopeful capital”, Chiang stressed that Taipei prioritizes sustainability as one of its key policy goals. After recently participating in the Sustainable Technology City Summit in Tokyo ,Chiang emphasizes how Taipei leverages technology to respond to extreme weather, earthquakes and other emergencies. 5) SDGs 集合！動物們奇幻之旅！ Lastly, let’s talk about World Environment Day, which is on June 5th, next week. The Department of Environmental Protection Bureau is collaborating with the Department of Education and Taipei Zoo this Saturday to celebrate. The theme this year is “Land restoration, desertification and drought resilience” In response to the topic, the city’s event will hope to raise awareness on habitat conservation for animals. "That’s it for your weekly English news fix today! This is Sydney Weng signing off for Taipei Broadcasting Station. Until next time! Vocabulary List Subsidize - 補貼 (verb) Example: The government subsidizes farmers during times of drought to help them recover losses. Vulnerable - 脆弱的 (adjective) Example: Children in poverty are particularly vulnerable to malnutrition and disease. Commemorate - 紀念 (verb) Example: The city holds an annual parade to commemorate its founding. Sustainable - 可持續的 (adjective) Example: The company is committed to implementing sustainable practices to reduce its environmental impact. Resilience - 復原力 (noun) Example: The community's resilience was tested after the natural disaster, but they managed to rebuild and thrive. Desertification - 沙漠化 (noun) Example: Overgrazing and deforestation are major contributors to desertification in arid regions. Leverage - 利用 (verb) Example: The startup leveraged its innovative technology to gain a competitive advantage in the market. Emissions - 排放 (noun) Example: Strict regulations aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles and factories. Habitat - 棲息地 (noun) Example: Conservation efforts are crucial to preserving the natural habitats of endangered species. Milestone - 里程碑 (noun) Example: Graduating from university was a significant milestone in her academic journey.

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感謝楊照 精彩好書

很喜歡楊照先生的觀察，這部影片中提到，作者身為一個心理學家，她對傳統情緒觀點的誤解 3:50 ，其實只能算在過去一百年來心理學的帳上 15:00，不能廣及兩千多年以來的哲學以及文學 這讓我想到，心理學家丹尼爾·康納曼在快思慢想裡面，也說到： 在1970年代，他很驚訝地發現，經濟學家同事竟然認為： 「經濟理論中的代理人是理性的、自私的，且他的偏好不會改變。」 而對心理學家來說： 「人們既不是完全理性，也不是完全自私，而且他們的偏好一直在變。」 早在十七世紀，斯賓諾莎就否定了理性作為人類行動的動機， 但是，經濟學還是在很久很久以後，才以這個角度有系統的分析人類的決策行為...... 這些事情讓我又再次感受到，人類認知能力有限性，時間的有限性。 每個領域的專家，把時間都花在自己的領域上，但是對其他領域卻一無所知，以人類的能力來說，這其實也無可奈何。 但這些現象，反而凸顯了科學態度的價值，觀察、假設、實驗、提出解法， 如果解決方法不能有效解決問題，或者無法描述真實世界的現象，就再修正假設，找出更適合的學說。

本集全文文字稿： Hello, this is Taipei News! I’m Sydney Weng, your host for the English News Segment this week at the Taipei Broadcasting Station! 1) 2024 Presidential Inauguration Ceremony on May 20 Pay Attention to Traffic Control Measures This Weekend 統就職大典倒數 週日請注意交通管制 First off on the agenda is the sixteenth Presidential inauguration ceremony, where President Tsai-Ing Wen 蔡英文 will complete her second term as president and pass on the torch to president-elect Lai Ching Te 賴清德 on May 20, next week! In addition, specific traffic regulations will be implemented on May 19th, where rehearsals for the inauguration will occur between 9 AM to 6 PM. The first stage of traffic control measures between 9 AM to 1 PM this Sunday will occur at Chongqing South Road in front of the Presidential Office, Ketagalan Boulevard, and the north side of Shiqing 實慶 Road square. Please plan your transportation routes accordingly this weekend and stay tuned for more information on the Presidential Inauguration Ceremony via the Taipei Government’s official website. 2) City Makes Progress in Private Participation in Ecology-Themed Projects 北市首例生態主題促參今簽約 Next on, we have updates on new fronts made by the city government, to further promote an Act for Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects. Specifically, ecology-themed initiatives that aim to integrate resources from Maokong and Taipei City Zoo. The city government plans to invest 4.5 billion New Taiwan Dollars to develop an ocean-themed educational and commercial space. As of May 13th, earlier this week, Deputy Mayor Lin Yi-Hua, representing the city government, signed an investment contract with Taipei Digital Marine Ecological Entertainment Development Company （台北數位海洋生態娛樂開發股份有限公司）, marking an important milestone for BTO based partnerships in the city. The project will also connect to the MRT Circular Line, enhancing transportation networks in the San Mao area. Moreover, it is set to create 1,300 job opportunities and generate a financial benefit of 2.124 billion NTD for the city government. According to Deputy Mayor Lin: 【bite1】臺北市動物園、在亞洲是最知名的動物園之一，但是我們如何能夠維持一個「進步的生態的概念」，那當然這個是從園區的完整性、更讓大家來認同! With the Taipei Zoo being one of the most renowned zoos in Asia, maintaining a progressive approach towards creating a sustainable ecological environment is a huge priority for the city government. 3) Pneumonia Precautions: Urging for Priority Vaccination for Elderly Residents 籲北市長者優先接種肺炎鏈球菌疫苗 提升保護力 Moving on to our next news segment. In response to the rising pneumococcal infections, the Taipei City Health Bureau is urging eligible elderly residents and high-risk groups to complete two doses of the vaccination promptly. Since November 27th, last year, eligibility for the public-funded vaccination has expanded. Residents between the ages of 71-65 are eligible to get vaccinated. Zhang Huimei, Director of the Disease Control Center stated: 【bite1】所以在這邊也提出一些建議──25萬的長者、還沒有接種疫苗的，我們建議先接種1劑13價的、我們叫做PCV13，那隔一年之後再接種23價的疫苗；那另外針對已經接種23價疫苗的長者，我們建議可以接種間隔一年之後，可以再接種13價的疫苗。 It is suggested that among the 250,000 elderly residents who have not yet been vaccinated, a single dose of the 13-valent should be sufficient, followed by a second dose of the 23-valent vaccine after a year. For those who have already received the 23-valent vaccine, we recommend getting the 13-valent vaccine after twelve months. In addition, high-risk individuals should shorten the interval between vaccines if they’ve already received the 13-valent or 15-valent vaccine. For further details on how to schedule and plan your vaccines safely, please visit the Taipei Health Bureau website or consult with a health professional before proceeding. 4. No One Left Behind: City Government Hosts Rainbow Pop-up 517國際不再恐同日「快閃彩虹角落」 Next up, on a lighter note. Today is International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia. On May 17, 1990, the World Health Organization decided to remove homosexuality from the International Classification of Diseases and related health problems. The city is dedicated to ending discrimination and violence towards the queer community, with hopes of fostering a peaceful and safe space for all individuals. In addition to raising the rainbow flag this year, the city government will also set up “Pop-Up Rainbow Corners” around City Hall for a whole week, starting today. The space is dedicated to the public, where people are invited to take photos and check in on social media. 5. Museums Lead The Way on IMD 臺北518國際博物館日 雙北規劃精彩系列活動 Lastly, coming up tomorrow, May 18th, we have International Museum Day. Both Taipei City and New Taipei City have fun activities and celebrations scheduled to help kick off the second half of May. According to the Ministry of Culture, a joint collaboration between 22 museums will aim to present 10 cultural experiences every weekend in May. If you’re a museum buff, don’t hesitate to get the “Museum Assemble” pass, which will offer access to 39 cultural centers in Taipei City, New Taipei City, Keelung, and Taoyuan. The museum pass will be valid all the way till May 17, 2025. "That’s it for your weekly English news fix today! This is Sydney Weng signing off for Taipei Broadcasting Station. Until next time!

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感谢台北广播电视台，杨照谈书让我更理解多元的世界

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