[Right now, eNews] Chinese people are "Villain"? / Bitcoin's Value?/ Planet Of The Apes / Truck 'Rolling Back'

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The first keyword is, 'Is the Chinese 'Villain'?

Controversy arose when an employee of the Seoul Transportation Corporation used expressions denigrating Chinese people in responding to public complaints.

On the 26th of last month, a complaint was posted on the website of the Seoul Metropolitan Government that excessive Chinese broadcasting sound sources were inconvenient in Gyeongbokgung Station and the palace on Subway Line 3.

The answer to this has become a problem.

The Chinese answered that when more than two people gather, noisy and noisy villains often occur, so they should also broadcast in Chinese.

It has been pointed out that the expression of disparaging foreigners can incite the Korea-China conflict.

When the controversy erupted, the Seoul Metropolitan Transportation Authority promised to provide special training for all employees with an official apology.

The next keyword is 'The Value of Bitcoin?'

In the recent virtual asset fever, data comparing values from 10 years ago to present values are heating up online.According to a post on the

online community, Bitcoin is priced at $86,000 now from $398 10 years ago,
At the time of
, the value of 100 million won has now jumped 294 times.

According to the actual Investing Dotcom data, the price of Bitcoin is 239 times higher than it was 10 years ago.

During the same period, Apple's stock value increased more than 15 times.

Real estate has also risen significantly.

However, considering that Samsung Electronics' stock price has recently fallen to the 40,000 won range, it has only doubled.

Some of you may have wondered if you should buy it now while watching Bitcoin's rise.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of the global bestseller "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," warned, "If Bitcoin exceeds $100,000, we will stop buying more, and we should remember that fat pigs are eventually slaughtered."

We should also keep in mind that experts point out that bitcoin prices are overheating.

The next keyword is 'Escape of the Planet of the Apes'.

Let's take a look at the scene of the monkey's commotion that reminds us of the movie Planet of the Apes.

Monkeys have taken over the streets.

About 200 monkeys fled an animal shelter in central Thailand on the night of the 16th.

They stormed into nearby police stations and private houses, and caused a commotion in which they took away food or mobile phones from residents and ran away.

These monkeys, they shook us out of the old, loose shelter.

In the past, the area has become a tourist attraction with thousands of monkeys living together, but after COVID-19, the number of monkeys breaking into residential areas or attacking residents has increased as tourists have stopped and food is scarce.

The last keyword is 'truck back rolling'.

A truck that was forced to climb a slope with full load on a road in Thailand overturned.

A truck climbing uphill with a load that looks several times his own, looks in danger of collapsing any moment.

As one motorcycle approaches, it suddenly stops, backs up at a breakneck speed, and soon swings back and flips over.I fell after being hit by a

street light, and it happened on a road on Copangan Island in southern Thailand on the 13th.

As expected, greed is prohibited.

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