A: Wow, YouTuber Xander 73’s channel “73_Tricking” now has over 10 million subscribers, making him Taiwan’s first 10-million YTR.
B: Cool! But what’s “tricking?”
A: Basically, it’s a sport derived from extreme martial arts.
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B: Xander 73’s income is as high as NT$600,000 per month. What’s the secret of his success?
A: He often uses English catchphrases in his videos to attract more viewers from around the world. This shows how important English is.
A: 哇，YouTuber奇軒的「奇軒Tricking」頻道訂閱突破千萬人，
成為台灣首位千萬YTR！
B: 好厲害，但什麼是tricking啊？
A: 聽說是極限武術所衍生的運動。
B: 奇軒月入60萬，成功的秘訣是什麼呢？
A: 他常使用英文標語，所以能吸引全球觀眾，可見英文多重要。
（By Eddy Chang, Taipei Times／台北時報張聖恩）
A: Have you seen the reality TV show “Culinary Class Wars?” B: Sure! It’s a competition between two classes: 20 celebrity chefs dubbed the “white spoons” versus 80 non-celebrity chefs dubbed the “black spoons.” A: The two judges are master chef, Paik Jong-won, and South Korea’s only three-Michelin-star chef, Anh Sung-jae. B: And the grand prize is $300 million Korean won. A: After watching the show, I really wanna have some Korean food. A: 你有看電視實境秀《黑白大廚：料理階級大戰》嗎？ B: 當然啦！就是20位「白湯匙」名廚，和80位「黑湯匙」廚師的競賽。 A: 評審則是廚神白種元，及南韓唯一的米其林三星主廚安成宰。 B: 冠軍還可獲得3億韓元獎金呢！ A: 看完節目後我現在好想吃韓式料理喔。 （By Eddy Chang, Taipei Times／台北時報張聖恩）
A: As reality TV show “Culinary Class Wars” causes a sensation, it may be more difficult to make a reservation at the show’s judge Paik Jong-won’s Taipei restaurant, Bornga Korean BBQ. B: The other judge, Anh Sung-jae, also served as a guest chef at Regent Taipei last June. A: Korean food has become a new trend in Taiwan lately, and restaurants such as Samwon Garden are quite popular. B: But that restaurant is so pricey. A: Then try the more affordable places, like my favorite, OKAY Korean BBQ, or others such as Annyeong Korean BBQ and OvenMaru Chicken. A:
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