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Slapping TV and Crushed 2-Year-Old Baby to Death

mizuki hinano — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 14:04:08 +0000

The consequence of slapping the television was causing a boy crushed to death.

Su was born when his mother was 35-year-old. He was brought up by his grandmother. Two-year-old Su was watching TV with his grandmother one night. He was also playing with his grandmother and jumping on the sofa. He flapped the television all of the sudden. The 27 inch television tilted and fell on the boy. The 40 kg television hit Su’s left forehead and then dropped on him. The blood flowed out from his nose constantly. The grandma pulled Su away from the television immediately and called the police for rescue. Su was sent to the hospital immediately for emergency rescue but he showed no sign of life before he reached the hospital. Two-year-old Su died of intracranial hemorrhage.

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Four Bottles of Hydrochloride Sold For Four Thousand Bucks

mizuki hinano — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 08:52:14 +0000

This is a new method of frauding. Criminals are taking advantages of shops that do not have surveillance camera. While the boss was out, the criminal carried four bottles of cheap detergent to the staff and claimed that the boss ordered them. Four bottles of detergent cost NT$ 4,000. This had been happening in Taichung, and more than hundred shops had been cheated. Everyone was so mad when they realized they got cheated. Miss Wang took out four bottles of blue hydrochloride, and said that each bottle costs only NT$ 10. She said that it was not the staffs were too stupid, but it was the criminal was too cunning. Everyone who got cheated couldn’t do anything but used the super-expensive detergent to wash the toilet.

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Singing Dog Becomes Clinic’s Selling Point

mizuki hinano — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:14:14 +0000

Did you ever see a singing dog? Taichung famous physician Chen Weihua raises a Maltese named called ‘Sister’ which sings with Chen when he plays saxophone every day. Many patients reach his clinic and request to listen to Sister singing before seeing the doctor. The funny thing is that Sister will select songs to sing. If his friends play the instruments, Sister will not respond.

Chen Weihua is Taichung well-known internist. He suffered from cancer for three times and he wrote a book titled “doctor’s health magic weapon” teaching anti-cancer and anti-aging experience. However “sister” is more attractive than his book. The dog also knows how to stand with two legs and bow, and singing with the saxophone melody.

Chen said one year ago, he started learning saxophone. He had been practising at his house second floor, and four-month-old ‘Sister’ will sing together at the third floor. His family did not know what happened to the dog initially, thinking that the dog was weird as it cried at specific time everyday. Later they discovered that whenever there was music coming from downstairs, the dog would cry. If the music stopped, the dog started resting as well.

Chen Weihua will place ‘Sister’ beside him while he is practising. Chen Weihua said ‘sister’ will not randomly ‘shouting’. If it ‘shouts’, it will be barking sound. It will produce ‘woo woo woo’ sound when music starts.

However ‘Sister’ will not sing with all the music. Chen Weihua discovered this dog will choose songs. It preferred Japanese song, especially the song “Lover”, but when his friends start playing the instruments, ‘Sister’ did not respond at all.

Chen Weihua said there are quite a number of patients in his clinic, and they will normally request to listen to ‘Sister’ sing. He emphasized on spiritual therapy so he will do whatever his patients request. He feels happy when his patients showing a smile.

However, ‘Sister’ has been singing too much throughout the year. Chen Huawei worries that ‘Sister’ throat will be hurted, so he limits ‘Sister’ only sing two songs to patients daily. Patients who are late for the show are not angry with this. They think that if they can touch ‘Sister’ and see its cute look, they are happy enough.

Source: Yahoo! News