CTV — broadcast 20260831 190000 UTC 115 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:02] You are now watching Zhongshi Xinwen News [00:00:05] Channel. [00:00:11] Welcome to Zhongshi News, bringing you global reports. Let's focus on the Tainan [00:00:14] Anding District, where a car once ran a red light, [00:00:18] collided with a blue van, causing it to spin out of control and bounce back. [00:00:22] In addition, on the southbound section of National Freeway 3 in Hsinchu, a large truck lost [00:00:26] control and crashed into six cars, resulting in a six-car pile-up. [00:00:30] Even the guardrail was hit and damaged. [00:03:31] Unexpectedly, a bare fist was not enough. The next second, he picked up a club and attacked, [00:03:35] causing the crowd to scream in horror. It turned out that not long ago, the man in black used his bag to reserve a seat and left to buy [00:03:39] something. The man in green saw that the seat was empty, so he moved the bag away and sat down to [00:03:43] eat. The two men started a fierce fight. [00:03:45] 。 [00:03:52] His wife cried out in despair. The mother of the man in black also rushed to pull them apart, but she couldn't stop their [00:03:56] rage. She quickly stabbed him, causing blood to gush out. The crowd was horrified. This half scared them [00:04:00] away. There was also a mother holding her daughter, fleeing for their lives. To protect her, [00:04:03] the big market became a fighting arena. Both of them were sent to the hospital and charged with assault [00:04:07] by the police. In Sanchong, New Taipei, the black car driver stopped [00:04:11] in the middle of the road, holding a large machete, and got out of the car. He hit the female cyclist on the head, [00:04:15] smashing her helmet. The woman was terrified and clasped her hands together, begging. It was a big [00:04:18] street revenge, but he tragically mistook the person. Previously, he also [00:04:22] stopped in the middle of the road, holding a large machete, and rushed to the coffee shop where his opponent worked. [00:04:26] As a result, he mistakenly identified a passing female cyclist as his enemy. [00:06:45] Five people were caught in the flood, and three were trapped. The police and firefighters advanced bravely to rescue them, but the rescue boat [00:06:49] capsized. Two police officers fell into the water, and one unfortunately [00:06:52] drowned. Pingtung City experienced heavy rain, and the weather instantly changed, with [00:06:56] strong winds and heavy rain sweeping through. The storefront signs disintegrated in the [00:07:00] air in just a few moments, torn into pieces by the strong winds. The strong gusts reached level [00:07:04] 10, demonstrating the power of the storm. Pedestrians walking in the rain swayed [00:07:08] wildly from side to side, feeling as if they were about to be blown away. [00:07:10] 了 。 [00:10:58] A citizen was defrauded of 50,000 yuan, but the police refused to accept the report until they were urged. After deliberation by the Taipei District Court, he was sentenced to [00:11:02] five months in prison for fraud, forging private documents, and other crimes. [00:11:16] But he not only showed arrogance in the detention center. [00:11:18] 。 [00:11:25] He forged the signature of Luo Yijun, the Deputy Director of the National Health Insurance Agency, emphasizing that when he paid for medical treatment, Luo Yijun [00:11:28] was his guarantor, creating the impression that he was well-connected. He also falsely claimed [00:11:32] to be a secretary at the agency and had served as a secretary at the epidemic command center. [00:11:36] On social media, he even posted photos of agency officials, claiming [00:11:40] they were transfer officials, and created the impression of being familiar with high-ranking officials at National Taiwan University Hospital, [00:11:44] claiming that he could help arrange hospital beds as long as money was spent. [00:11:47] 就 能 帮 忙 巧 病 床 [00:11:49] 。 [00:11:52] Can you help us arrange ? [00:11:55] The victim, whose father was on the emergency list, needed to arrange hospitalization. He first transferred [00:11:59] 50,000 yuan and then paid 2,000 yuan for a cake. He didn't expect to [00:12:03] not get a hospital bed and not get his money back. [00:12:05] 。 [00:12:10] That signature is not my signature at all. [00:14:55] dining. However, folk beliefs suggest that eating food offered to [00:14:59] hungry ghosts is not a good omen. A famous restaurant, [00:15:03] Haibawang, specializes in Taiwanese cuisine, emphasizing fresh ingredients. However, on [00:15:06] August 29th, a family went to the Taipei Qijian store to celebrate [00:15:10] Father's Day with their father. Unexpectedly, after waiting for an hour, a pot of chicken [00:15:14] soup was finally served. When they opened it, they saw strange red spots on the chicken, [00:15:18] meaning it was a three-sacrifice chicken offered to hungry ghosts. The public was furious, saying they spent money [00:15:22] on a Father's Day feast, not to be hungry ghosts. [00:17:37] but found her wallet missing. The cash and eight credit cards inside were all [00:17:41] gone. But the person was still in Taipei, so how could the credit card be swiped in the Middle East? [00:17:45] This magical card-swiping speed, faster than the high-speed rail, is backed by a precise [00:17:49] SOP operation by an international card-swiping group. The police identified a 56-year-old Hong Kong resident [00:17:52] who was suspected of serious crimes. He arrived by plane and immediately changed into different clothes [00:17:56] in the airport restroom before heading out. Subsequent investigations revealed that the man had visited Taiwan [00:18:00] three times and successfully swiped 2.15 million yuan [00:18:04] on 13 occasions. [00:19:07] It looks very real, but the universal payment of 10,000 has not yet opened for registration. [00:19:10] I'm afraid the money will be scammed away. [00:19:14] 。 [00:19:16] As the election approaches, former Financial Times reporter Xi Jialin accused in an interview [00:19:20] that all votes in Hualien Township were bought. This made netizens furious, saying, "Does he [00:19:24] mean that all Hualien residents sold their votes?" [00:19:28] He had previously predicted that Su Tseng-chang would win the [00:19:30] presidential election, but Su Tseng-chang lost by a devastating [00:19:34] 2.2 million votes. He was also previously found [00:19:37] to have written inaccurate news without verification and was sued. [00:19:41] Three months before the election, former Financial Times Taiwan reporter Xi [00:19:45] Jialin was interviewed by green media. [00:19:49] All the votes were bought. All the [00:19:52] votes there were bought. [00:19:53] 。 [00:19:58] Why didn't you report it earlier? He's just a foreign bird. [00:20:01] 。 [00:20:23] He also complained that he didn't know how much money was spent at that time. [00:24:21] A pedestrian darted into the road, causing a passing truck to brake suddenly. It was then rear-ended [00:24:25] by a black car. The truck swerved and dodged, but lost control, doing a big [00:24:29] U-turn and spinning 180 degrees, flying off. It turns out that according to statistics, the pedestrian's [00:24:33] accident rate is ten times higher than that of general accidents. [00:25:50] Many students posted pictures of their "susu-she" (dorm rooms for single students) online, and DPP legislator Wu Siyuan also [00:25:53] went around leaving comments, promoting it as a policy achievement of his "new susushe" movement. [00:25:57] One of the male students who posted pictures of his "susu-she" said [00:26:01] that he hoped his post would be promoted by the legislator, which involved politics. [00:26:05] However, he was attacked by "bluebirds" and even closed his account. But the [00:26:09] plot took a big turn. [00:26:10] 。 [00:26:13] As school started, an unboxing trend of "susu-she" began online. A male student shared photos online, [00:26:17] surprised that his new "susu-she" was like a separate box, and even had a dry [00:26:21] and wet separation. Wu Siyuan loudly claimed in his comments that he pushed [00:26:25] the Ministry of Education to implement the "new susushe" movement starting in 2019. [00:26:28] 。 [00:27:02] It was launched in 2019 and promoted by several legislators. At that time, the government subsidized [00:27:06] 5 billion yuan, from rental subsidies for social housing and vacant bed subsidies to the construction of new student dormitories [00:27:09] on campus. They spent 8.3 billion yuan, which also made the green camp [00:27:13] boast everywhere. But I have a question: if you don't thank the DPP's policies and Wu Siyuan, [00:27:17] should you be attacked and criticized to death by the bluebirds? All the money spent on policies [00:27:20] is public funds, and the people thank you. So, when the blue camp is in power, and you enjoy the benefits of both sides, [00:27:24] do the DPP bluebirds need to thank Ma Ying-jeou? Do they have to kneel down and shout [00:27:28] "Long live the DPP"? [00:27:32] Students who didn't thank the DPP were attacked, but writer Chen Si-hong, who supported and stood by [00:27:36] Tai-ba-mian, not only had his previous article discussing male genitalia included in high school Chinese textbooks, [00:27:40] but upon closer inspection of the text, some people pointed out that not only was there a lot of redundant language, but the usage was also incorrect. For example, [00:27:44] there was a coach who discovered that I was immediately [00:27:47] drinking water for free. It was questioned what "immediately" meant, as it was awkward and confusing. [00:27:51] Another sentence even said "we even soaked in the secret pond together." The word "even" and "even" [00:27:55] overlapped, making it redundant. Such articles replaced classical Chinese texts, [00:27:59] making the education community cringe.