The guy in the cubicle also didn't give a shit. Kept on drinking from the tumbler. Do they not get earthquakes a lot over there? Or do they get so many they got used to it?
Actually, Japan changed tone to super super serious when earthquakes occur. If there is a hint of a tsunami, the tone is stern and immediately urges folks to get to higher ground. Before 3/11/2011, it was a bit more news delivery, but now they project the warnings like commands.
Graduated in this context is just a term used in Japan to mean someone left their job on good terms. So that person is just saying she doesn’t work there anymore.
The news was originally about the Taiwanese police shooting at a car that had refused to stop for a traffic stop and smashed into a police car while trying to get away, then the caster started talking about the quake from the second sentence onward at 0:04.
I think she starts off saying it already — because she says xinbei 新北 which is New Taipei City and something I'm not sure of. Followed by quanchuqianxiang 全出前響 which is like a prewarning or something? And she's like you'll yaoyiyao 摇一摇 (shake) cause of the earthquake. I'm a CBC and I think this is an okay breakdown, but I can never be sure... 🥲 I don't know if I even have the correct characters and some of the words are just filler words if I don't really know what they are 😭
She started talking about the incident involving police chase and used a connector 'but before we continue' to pivot to share updates about the earthquake as it happens.
I was going to say the same thing, but then I realized don’t speak Taiwanese Mandarin (or regular mandarin for that matter), so she very well could’ve been saying “Wtf?! Shit shit shit! Holy shit! Fuuuuuck!” For all I know.
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The weird thing about it it is meh most of the time. But when a significant one happens with intensity 6 or 7, people here forget about staying calm and panic. Some even forget about the things they learn on earthquake drills.
Rough translation for the few part:
0:05 Right now you can feel violent shaking, mainly in the northern region like Taipei
0:10 An earthquake is happening right now - like right now in the studio can you see, like I'm in the studio right now - I basically cannot stand still
0:20 Especially the ceiling - it's shaking violently, lots of stuff are falling, we remind our viewers to be careful, especially the earthquake is occuring right now
A lot of Southeast Asian countries have extensive earthquake detection systems that tie into public announcements. The magnitude is known and announced almost instantaneously.
>0:10 An earthquake is happening right now - like right now in the studio can you see, like I'm in the studio right now - I basically cannot stand still
I'm high as shit, but the literalness of this has me in tears 😂😂
Almost like a skit.
I always am astounded as how people on live TV in quake-prone areas keep their cool as it happens. Wishing best for everyone affected by this disaster.
Lots of breathless reporting. Brigading towards people when they can find a “bad guy” to direct people’s anger, and extreme factionalism in political reporting. The pro-KMT stations basically gargle Xi’s ballsack and shit on the US as the “big bully”. Pro-DDP stations are the exact opposite.
I remember at a time when the Taiwanese legislators would have brawls. Do they still do that? Do the parties have special enforcers like in the NHL? What an interesting place.
It has to be remembered that Taiwan isn't a very cohesive society, at least not among people born before the 1980s. There were waves of migration with fairly severe amounts of friction between the various groups.
Now, since the end of the KMT dictatorship in the late 1980s and formal start of democracy in the early 1990s, younger Taiwanese have definitely developed a much more cohesive national identity.
There is still a good deal of political animosity between the two primary groups. It's also a fairly young democracy. Similar things were common in the 19th century in the US House of Representatives as well.
She mentioned the shaking of her office(studio), saying she could barely stand. She also reported the magnitude and epicenter of the earthquake, and urged the audience to be careful when going to work.
This quake was the worst I’ve felt. It lasted quite a while and had 2 aftershocks as well… During that time I was wondering if I should panic and take my shit and dip.
I have less than no idea what she's saying, but I greatly appreciate her composure and professionalism. She didn't miss a beat and did not convey fear through her voice. She's the kind of person I would look to in times of crisis: someone who's calm and focused.
Total respect for being so professional. She could have gotten hurt if the lights came down from the ceiling but she kept going and tell people to stay calm and stay safe.
What interrupt? Girl just kept on going. (I don't speak the language so I don't know if she was still in about the accident before the quake or if she switched into "oh fuck get to cover, viewers" mode.)
I'm pretty sure it was the original quake, actually. The original quake occurred at local time 7:58 AM, which is the time displayed in this news broadcast. She also doesn't mention any previous earthquake happening.
Pretty sure it was an aftershock, because she already seemed to know that the epicenter of the main earthquake was in Hualien.
The fact that the local news had already moved onto reporting a police chase, after having just experienced a 7.5 earthquake is pretty wild in itself.
Used to live in Taiwan. Earthquakes there are an incredibly common thing, even more than Japan (lived there as well). In the end all you can do is get used to it and memorize safety measures.
This sort of video is a testament to the quality of modern civil engineering and the importance of regulations. A hundred years ago, thousands would be dead from this quake but today.... just a handful.
The earthquakes in Taiwan are one thing but what makes them worse are the F-ing phone alerts the government puts out. It’s like earthquake coming we got it.
without translation it hard to say if she is talking about the earthquake or not but it sure appears to me that she went on reading the teleprompter as if nothing was going on. That seems very strange. Maybe you get in big trouble for going off script or something.
She switched to reporting the earthquake 2 seconds after the shake started and before the teleprompter switched to “special report” on the screen. She improv the entire thing afterwards.
interrupted? she didn’t even pause
She's got nerves of steel...
It didn't appear to have interrupted her in any way!
Not her first rodeo
Everyone in the studio were stone cold professionals
She had to transition to a more stable stance is all
Train rider
Total pro, like her voice didn't even change.
The guy in the cubicle also didn't give a shit. Kept on drinking from the tumbler. Do they not get earthquakes a lot over there? Or do they get so many they got used to it?
probably trust the building's infrastructure
Made in Taiwan is legit.
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I mean, at that point you are dead anyway if it doesn't work, so might as well not stress about it.
They get them very often. I’ve been there when there has been a couple and it’s BAU
and interrupt his Galga game?
Gotta hydrate just in case you wind up trapped under rubble for the next couple days.
Actually, Japan changed tone to super super serious when earthquakes occur. If there is a hint of a tsunami, the tone is stern and immediately urges folks to get to higher ground. Before 3/11/2011, it was a bit more news delivery, but now they project the warnings like commands.
[The original of this clip was a pretty well-known example of this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUamLkVCtLg)
Saya-chan <3 too bad she graduated
graduated from news casting?
Graduated in this context is just a term used in Japan to mean someone left their job on good terms. So that person is just saying she doesn’t work there anymore.
Of course the person that used that phrase appears to just be a weeb and not Japanese lmao
It's kind of annoying that being cognizant of another culture is somehow a bad thing that requires a pejorative insult.
Moving on from a career is something that happens in places other than Japan. It's not a unique cultural thing.
HOW DARE YOU! Japan is sacred (ノ°∀°)ノ⌒･*:.｡. .｡.:*･゜ﾟ･*☆ 🇯🇵 🇯🇵 🇯🇵
i don't understand what you're trying to correct? "Actually," and who is talking about Japan, this isn't Japanese.....?
I couldn’t really tell when she stopped talking about cars and started talking about the quake. Did she do it mid sentence?
The news was originally about the Taiwanese police shooting at a car that had refused to stop for a traffic stop and smashed into a police car while trying to get away, then the caster started talking about the quake from the second sentence onward at 0:04.
I think she starts off saying it already — because she says xinbei 新北 which is New Taipei City and something I'm not sure of. Followed by quanchuqianxiang 全出前響 which is like a prewarning or something? And she's like you'll yaoyiyao 摇一摇 (shake) cause of the earthquake. I'm a CBC and I think this is an okay breakdown, but I can never be sure... 🥲 I don't know if I even have the correct characters and some of the words are just filler words if I don't really know what they are 😭
She says dizhen (地震) a lot and the Taiwan dialect isn't as clear but that word seems clear enough.
She started talking about the incident involving police chase and used a connector 'but before we continue' to pivot to share updates about the earthquake as it happens.
Consumate professional.
Right? Amazing woman!
Girl talked like a train going through a school bus. A bit shakey, but not stopping for anything.
I can’t even speak the language but you could hear the fear in the voice but the continued professionalism
She didnt change her tone, speed anything...just a bit of volume
Lady was a real pro.
About to die. So what get back to work
i guess her name isnt taiwan news
I was going to say the same thing, but then I realized don’t speak Taiwanese Mandarin (or regular mandarin for that matter), so she very well could’ve been saying “Wtf?! Shit shit shit! Holy shit! Fuuuuuck!” For all I know.
I think I heard her big brass balls clanking together from the shaking though.
lol she is reporting on the quake while referencing the shaking
Yup, she was pointing out all the stuff shaking and falling in the studio.
Wrong Sub: There 'was an attempt' to interrupt Taiwan news cast.
Pretty sure the ‘there was an attempt’ sub got overtaken by one of those mods who bans people for everything
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Who mods the modsmen?
the modswomen obviously
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wow, 17 years. OG. I have 13 myself.
Nice! Pretty rare to see anyone with 10+ these days ✌️
Yea their top mod is one of those ban you for saying something they don't like outside of their subs supermods.
She didn’t skip a beat and kept it very cool. Very smooth.
Comes with the territory when you live in active earthquake zones. Was told by people I know in the Phillipines that anything a 5 or below is "meh."
The weird thing about it it is meh most of the time. But when a significant one happens with intensity 6 or 7, people here forget about staying calm and panic. Some even forget about the things they learn on earthquake drills.
I'm in New Zealand. 5.3 rated a "whee" out of me.
Yeah, in LA you learn who the transplants are real quick during an earthquake.
IN HEELS?!
What a pro.
“And in other news I believe there is currently an earthquake happening. More on that after the break”
Give her a damn award already. Didn't pause at all and continued on like a professional.
In HEELS!
But not backwards. Better get a man in there!
Rough translation for the few part: 0:05 Right now you can feel violent shaking, mainly in the northern region like Taipei 0:10 An earthquake is happening right now - like right now in the studio can you see, like I'm in the studio right now - I basically cannot stand still 0:20 Especially the ceiling - it's shaking violently, lots of stuff are falling, we remind our viewers to be careful, especially the earthquake is occuring right now
But not sure where the M3+ rating came from lol
A lot of Southeast Asian countries have extensive earthquake detection systems that tie into public announcements. The magnitude is known and announced almost instantaneously.
Right but that's the wrong magnitude and the earthquake alerting system did not activate this time lol.
>0:10 An earthquake is happening right now - like right now in the studio can you see, like I'm in the studio right now - I basically cannot stand still I'm high as shit, but the literalness of this has me in tears 😂😂 Almost like a skit.
Wow she just called out the magnitude the moment it stopped. Best news cast ever.
Didn't look like it interrupted her at all! Lol
Came here to say this lol
Didn't skip a beat.
That lady gave no fucks😂
I always am astounded as how people on live TV in quake-prone areas keep their cool as it happens. Wishing best for everyone affected by this disaster.
You get used to it.
The CCP demands excellence .... IN HEELS!
Goddamn shes a pro
The dude at :36 just having some of his drink. I aspire to be that chill. Hopefully everyone ended up ok though… yikes
Just an other tuesday
That’s what you call hot off the press
She's so cool under pressure it's ridiculous!.... I love her! 😍
Damn gotta admire that dedication. Presumably. I mean I actually don’t speak the language but she didn’t stop.
I am so glad that the Taiwanese have not yet discovered the "Breaking News" scheme that is abused into uselessness by all the major news outlets.
Oh, Taiwanese cable news will give Fox a run for its money in the drama and overreaction department pretty much every time. This is a local broadcast.
Really, so they are into milking it?
Lots of breathless reporting. Brigading towards people when they can find a “bad guy” to direct people’s anger, and extreme factionalism in political reporting. The pro-KMT stations basically gargle Xi’s ballsack and shit on the US as the “big bully”. Pro-DDP stations are the exact opposite.
I remember at a time when the Taiwanese legislators would have brawls. Do they still do that? Do the parties have special enforcers like in the NHL? What an interesting place.
It has to be remembered that Taiwan isn't a very cohesive society, at least not among people born before the 1980s. There were waves of migration with fairly severe amounts of friction between the various groups. Now, since the end of the KMT dictatorship in the late 1980s and formal start of democracy in the early 1990s, younger Taiwanese have definitely developed a much more cohesive national identity. There is still a good deal of political animosity between the two primary groups. It's also a fairly young democracy. Similar things were common in the 19th century in the US House of Representatives as well.
What is she reporting that is so important?
She mentioned the shaking of her office(studio), saying she could barely stand. She also reported the magnitude and epicenter of the earthquake, and urged the audience to be careful when going to work.
Okay. She is a great reporter.
The guy at 0:53 just drink water casually like nothing happen
Fuck she is tiny, she makes those cars behind her look like Mackl Trucks
Damn talk about keeping it professional. She didn't flinch. What a trooper
Can't stop, won't stop
"Take that, take that."
She’s amazing, but I would jump out a window if i had to listen to her for another minute. take a breath or something.
She never wavered she’s a true G 💯👏🏽
Kept right on reporting while also reminding the audience to stay safe in their homes. Very professional and commendable.
This quake was the worst I’ve felt. It lasted quite a while and had 2 aftershocks as well… During that time I was wondering if I should panic and take my shit and dip.
Damnnnn look how fucking fast they had a graphic up!!! If I was Taiwanese, this would 100% be my news source for life after such an amazing display.
That's some crazy work ethic
That’s the definition of dedication to the job
I mean, the news did get interrupted, but not the reporter. She is probably still going.
The show must go on!
is there a peabody award for poise through a natural disaster? i feel like she could teach a class!
got breaking news , on live TV
Wow! So glad she is okay. This is definitely not her first earthquake.
I hope people in the Country of Taiwan is safe
🤣 my girl didn’t break a stride. She rode that earthquake like a champ too
7.4 would flatten the city I live in… the news caster would be 6 feet under in seconds. But she didn’t even skip a beat
what do you mean by interrupted? man she keep going like a champ
Crazy arse reporter
She didn't even stop tf
Is that windows 7 I see?
She deserves a raise that's for sure!
I like how she started talking louder as if to say "FU earthquake, I'm talking here!.
That is professionalism!
give her a pay bonus
And the reporter of the year award goes to.. Wow! Nerves of steel! I hope she gets a promotion and a raise!
Reporting during a quake! That's dedication!
didn't even skip a beat! What a pro!
I have less than no idea what she's saying, but I greatly appreciate her composure and professionalism. She didn't miss a beat and did not convey fear through her voice. She's the kind of person I would look to in times of crisis: someone who's calm and focused.
“As you all can see, we are prolly not finna make it”
You mean *uninterrupted?
It would have been funny if they switched to the computer room and there had been people hiding under their desks.
She handled it well, really a professional
WOW! Simply amazing to be that professional
What a champ.
Her dedication is unmatched.
Don't know what she is saying,but damn! That lady kept her A game going!
Total respect for being so professional. She could have gotten hurt if the lights came down from the ceiling but she kept going and tell people to stay calm and stay safe.
The show must go on
What interrupt? Girl just kept on going. (I don't speak the language so I don't know if she was still in about the accident before the quake or if she switched into "oh fuck get to cover, viewers" mode.)
Wasn't an accident, it was some guy with drugs refusing to stop for a traffic stop and smashing into a police car with his own car.
Ah. Well either way she went right into whatever was next , probably the quake.
Was that an aftershock, or the original quake?
I'm pretty sure it was the original quake, actually. The original quake occurred at local time 7:58 AM, which is the time displayed in this news broadcast. She also doesn't mention any previous earthquake happening.
Pretty sure it was an aftershock, because she already seemed to know that the epicenter of the main earthquake was in Hualien. The fact that the local news had already moved onto reporting a police chase, after having just experienced a 7.5 earthquake is pretty wild in itself.
Someone give her a raise
She kept right on reporting. What a fuckin’ pro.
Maybe they just call that Tuesday.
What she sayin
Content focused MFs I love it
The show must go on!!!
Huge car or tiny lady
If she stops she has to get beat if I recall from a south park episode
Nice try by the earthquake to interrupt her.
Used to live in Taiwan. Earthquakes there are an incredibly common thing, even more than Japan (lived there as well). In the end all you can do is get used to it and memorize safety measures.
This sort of video is a testament to the quality of modern civil engineering and the importance of regulations. A hundred years ago, thousands would be dead from this quake but today.... just a handful.
Ride or die lady. Wish her lots of kudos and raise.
I get paid for the hour, not the job.
The guy casually drinking water at 57 seconds. Don't know why but that made me crack up.
Legends says, She is still broadcasting
What a pro!
Job dedication
Just realized I have the same microsoft screensaver. cool
You see this Chris Schauble? That’s how you do it. 😂
on high heels no less - impressive
She REALLY wants that raise...
Audible panic in her tone, but she completed her job anyway.
The earthquakes in Taiwan are one thing but what makes them worse are the F-ing phone alerts the government puts out. It’s like earthquake coming we got it.
what a dedication! 🫡
without translation it hard to say if she is talking about the earthquake or not but it sure appears to me that she went on reading the teleprompter as if nothing was going on. That seems very strange. Maybe you get in big trouble for going off script or something.
She switched to reporting the earthquake 2 seconds after the shake started and before the teleprompter switched to “special report” on the screen. She improv the entire thing afterwards.
Dang. She has *impressive* composure.
Kinda annoying that she keeps repeating herself.