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Su Zhenchang, the head of the administrative agency of the Democratic Progressive Party, announced yesterday (19th) that he had resigned from the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party, Tsai Ing-wen, which immediately triggered a lot of discussion from the outside world. Afte - DayDayNews

Su Zhenchang, the head of the administrative agency of the Democratic Progressive Party, announced yesterday (19th) that he had resigned from the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party, Tsai Ing-wen, which immediately triggered a lot of discussion from the outside world. Afte

Just leaving Su Zhenchang is not enough! Wang Hongwei named four DPP officials: they must step down

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Text/Pictures by Yao Xiaoying/Sourced from the Internet It is the Spring Festival again. Some people are happy and some are worried. The joy is that the day of reunion finally came, but the sadness is that when I return home, my parents will urge me to get married. When thinking - DayDayNews

Text/Pictures by Yao Xiaoying/Sourced from the Internet It is the Spring Festival again. Some people are happy and some are worried. The joy is that the day of reunion finally came, but the sadness is that when I return home, my parents will urge me to get married. When thinking

No one dares to go home to celebrate the New Year without a partner: The "love" of parents has become a sad "gate" for young people

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Aaron Judge After Major League Baseball superstar Judge broke the American League record with 62 home runs in a single season and won the annual MVP, it was rumored that he agreed to stay with the New York Yankees for 9 years and 360 million US dollars, receiving the richest free - DayDayNews

Aaron Judge After Major League Baseball superstar Judge broke the American League record with 62 home runs in a single season and won the annual MVP, it was rumored that he agreed to stay with the New York Yankees for 9 years and 360 million US dollars, receiving the richest free

MLB News Judge stays with Yankees for 9 years, $360 million, the richest free agent deal in history

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