刷貼文 賺寶石

Haven't seen this gift in a while, awesome!

The Baishawan Beach bus stop in Shimen District, which was originally dilapidated due to age, underwent a renovation by the North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Administration, Executive Yuan, completed in March this year. The brand-new waiting pavilion features minimalist wooden elements combined with large transparent glass, offering direct views of the beach and sea. Its picture-frame-like design makes for stunning photos, recently sparking heated discussions on social media and becoming a popular check-in spot. The new bus stop at Baishawan on the North Coast breaks away from traditional designs, incorporating minimalist wooden elements and expansive transparent glass to provide direct views of the beach and ocean. It's as if the beautiful scenery is framed within a painting, looking just like a work of art. It also showcases different natural scenes with the changing day and night. Recently, it has become a trending spot for check-ins on social media. Reporter Huang Rou-rong said, "The Baishawan bus pavilion is not just good for taking scenic photos. Many people also step into the frame to take pictures, making it seem like they've merged into a seascape painting. Another highly discussed spot is the Tiaoshi (Jumping Stone) bus stop, where the white-walled, red-tiled waiting pavilion stands by the sea, creating a unique and beautiful landscape." Its exterior resembles a small house, with a long bench inside and the vast ocean as a backdrop. The waiting pavilion is right next to the coast, attracting many tourists. Even on weekday afternoons, it's crowded with people striking various poses, not missing any angle because every shot is a beautiful scene. The Tiaoshi station is also hailed as the most beautiful bus stop in Jinshan, but there's another waiting pavilion next to it with a completely different style. https://reurl.cc/RRgbez

Gu Yan and Shen Qing had been in love for many years. They built their company from scratch, finally bringing it to the brink of listing. However, on the eve of signing the contract, Gu Yan was framed by rivals and instantly plunged into a crisis of astronomical debt and bankruptcy. On the most desperate night for Gu Yan, Shen Qing suddenly appeared, arm-in-arm with a wealthy businessman, and threw their wedding ring fiercely at Gu Yan's face. She mocked him as a good-for-nothing who couldn't give her a future, publicly announced the cancellation of their engagement, and declared she was turning to the rich businessman. Gu Yan's heart was shattered, and he left the country with a heart full of hatred. Over the next few years, Gu Yan, fueled by a stubborn refusal to lose, rose from the ashes and became a millionaire entrepreneur. But just as he was preparing to return to China for 'revenge' on Shen Qing, a sudden case of acute leukemia pushed him to the edge of death. As he despaired, the hospital suddenly notified him that a perfect bone marrow match had been found, and the surgery was a complete success. After recovering, Gu Yan, with immense arrogance, searched for Shen Qing, wanting to show the 'vixen' of the past his current glory. However, in a remote hospice ward, he discovered the truth. Shen Qing lay on her deathbed, her face gaunt and frail. It turned out the wealthy businessman held the key resources to clear Gu Yan's debts, on the condition that Shen Qing stage a 'betrayal' to force Gu Yan away. Upon learning of Gu Yan's illness, Shen Qing endured the excruciating pain of bone marrow extraction to save him, but succumbed to severe post-operative infection and cancer recurrence, reaching the end of her life. Gu Yan knelt before the bed, holding Shen Qing's cold hand, tears streaming down his face.

A classic staple often found in banquet or baby's first month gift boxes. Cooked in an electric rice cooker, the rice grains are distinct, with the aroma of sesame oil and fried shallots filling the air. No need to watch the pot, and no fear of sticking to the bottom. Ingredients: 2 cups glutinous rice, shredded pork, shredded shiitake mushrooms, dried shrimp, fried shallots. Seasonings: 1 tbsp sesame oil, 2 tbsp soy sauce, 1 tbsp cooking wine, white pepper, 1.2 cups water. Instructions: Wash the glutinous rice, soak it in water for about 1 hour, then drain and set aside. Heat a pan with sesame oil and sauté the shredded shiitake mushrooms, dried shrimp, and shredded pork until fragrant. Add soy sauce, cooking wine, and white pepper and stir-fry. Add the drained glutinous rice and fried shallots to the pan and stir-fry evenly, allowing the rice grains to absorb the sauce. Transfer the stir-fried ingredients to the inner pot of the rice cooker. Add 1.2 cups of water. Add 1.5 cups of water to the outer pot and press the cook button. Once it's done cooking, let it steam for 15 minutes. Open the lid, mix well, and it's ready.

Why do people love making wishes so much? Because wishing is arguably the most cost-effective 'outsourcing business' in the world. No need for late-night overtime, no need to deal with the boss's mood. Just close your eyes, clasp your hands, silently think 'I want to be rich,' and leave the rest to the deities. Zero cost, high return, guaranteed profit – who wouldn't be happy? But being a deity isn't easy, especially for the grassroots 'neighborhood watch' type, the Earth God. Every day, they have to deal with thousands upon thousands of KPIs: Old Wang wishes for a lottery win, Little Li wishes for a destined love. The old man, leaning on his cane, knows exactly what's going on: these people can't even manage to get up early, and they expect the heavens to provide a cheat code. If their wishes don't come true, they even get cursed for being ineffective. Behind this shrewdness lies a clever 'responsibility transfer mechanism.' Effort is too hard, and failure means blaming oneself for incompetence, leaving no one to vent at. Wishing perfectly avoids internal conflict: if the wish comes true, it's 'sincerity moves the heavens'; if it doesn't, they just slap their thigh and complain, 'The gods are useless!' The deities perfectly embody the role of the 'scapegoat.' Ultimately, it's better to rely on yourself than on gods. What you get from wishing is often only in dreams, but what you earn with your own hands can at least buy you a cup of bubble tea. Next time you want to make a wish, first ask yourself if you've put in the effort. If not, don't trouble the Earth God; he's busy 'taking the blame' for someone else's unfulfilled desires. Suddenly, I'm reminded of old gamblers who'd go to a temple, wish, and if they didn't win, blame the temple for being ineffective... Or people who pray for romance at the matchmaker deity's shrine, and even if there was an opportunity but it didn't work out, they blame the shrine instead of considering if there was something wrong with themselves... Come to think of it, gods are really the ultimate scapegoats~

It's so cold lately, I don't want to leave my blanket 😭

I think I missed a few morning check-ins. I slept too late last night, so I feel like a zombie right now. Saw a funny Chinese meme on my way to work, sharing it with you all. Hope everyone is full of energy today and has a smooth day!

I accidentally bought this at a factory outlet market recommended by a friend. When my kids were little, I used to buy them similar stick-shaped rice snacks. They'd eat them and crumbs would get everywhere, and they'd get sticky when they got saliva on them… 😱 Eventually, I stopped buying these kinds of products. This one is different. It's not too hard, with a crispy texture, and it doesn't crumble everywhere!! The flavor is great too. Also, the Satoru Gojo on the packaging is a character my kid likes. Highly recommend 👍👍👍