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Keyboard Battles? Why Waste Your Life Arguing?
Career & Growth·

Keyboard Battles? Why Waste Your Life Arguing?

"Where there are people, there is a jianghu." This saying, from the ancient martial arts world to the modern internet world, has always remained evergreen. From the keyboard battles of the BBS era to the sharp exchanges on Facebook, I have stumbled and participated all along. I remember during my student days, I once wrote a long rebuttal to defend the driving school I attended (there were two in the same district, and the other maliciously attacked the one I chose). Now that competitor has long since closed down, and looking back, I just want to say — what does this have to do with me?

News & Opinion
News & Opinion·

The Satanic Number 666: Kaohsiung Mayor Recall, Kaohsiung Speaker's Fall, and the Passing of a Master Photographer

The day of 666 was destined to leave a mark in history — not only was it the day the first mayor in the history of the Republic of China to be recalled, "Han Kuo-yu," but also the day Kaohsiung City Council Speaker "Hsu Kun-yuan" fell to his death, and the day the renowned photographer "Ko Si-chi," known as the number one figure in modern Taiwanese photography, passed away at the age of 90.

Asking Japanese Hotels to Receive Department Store and Online Purchases: A Complete Guide to Tax-Free Shopping and Parcel Receiving Services
Travel Guide·

Asking Japanese Hotels to Receive Department Store and Online Purchases: A Complete Guide to Tax-Free Shopping and Parcel Receiving Services

As the yen weakens, more and more travelers skip travel agencies, buy a cheap airfare online themselves, and skip the checked-baggage add-on for the outbound leg. Then they book a hotel online, pack a small bag, and head to Japan freely. This article explains how to ask Japanese hotels to receive department store and online purchases, plus key notes on tax-free shopping.