A beautiful Taiwanese girl was on CTV to sing and play violin, but for the first half of this clip the other guests pepper her with questions and tell her she is beautiful and praise her. However, she denies being exceptionally talented. (“我没有厉害。“)

When she gets started playing violin at the 4:50 mark, you can tell she’s being modest. (“好听啊。“)

God appears and talks to a couple:

In the first few minutes of the clip, you can see some Nazi, who, since they are speaking in Chinese, do not sound as scary as Hitler. At 2 minutes, a guy sings a song.

Maybe you don’t want to watch this, but it is some Taiwanese boys (and one girl) dressing as schoolgirls on Party TV.

Earlier this week, I posted a Taiwanese weatherman rapping. (“I’m weatherman, and I’ve got my weather map.”)

Now a new weatherman is rapping and he brings his weathergirls on to rap, too. (Again, featuring my favorite Yao Yao as one of the weathergirls.)

The first weather girl comes on at the 1:30 mark, and she is very aggressive in her rapping.

Two shorter vidoes, including just the girls rapping, are in the full post:
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Chinese Valentines Day (夕情人节) is tomorrow, August 16 and apparently nerds celebrate it, too. These Taiwanese girls are giving advice on how gamers can celebrate Chinese Valentines Day, also known as the double seven festival, because it falls on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month.

They start off the segment by introducing themselves in a cute and funny manner, saying, “Oh, oh, oh, oh, I am Angel Sun [or other name]…”

In order of introduction, they are Angel Sun (安久桑 – An Jiu Sang), Rou Rou (柔柔), Xiao Fu Ya (小肤牙) and Ti Xi (媞希).

As Xiao Fu Ya says at the beginning of the program, “There are a lot of video gamers wondering how they should celebrate Chinese Valentines Day.” She recommended playing video games together but then she said that some gamers don’t have relationships. I wonder why.

Certainly celebrating with these four girls wouldn’t be a bad way to spend the day.
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It’s 9:15, and you know what that means! Time for a Taiwanese weatherman to rap!

He starts off rapping in English, but he is quickly interrupted by the weather girls behind him, one of whom is Yao Yao.

Taiwan’s popular Yao Yao (瑶瑶) aka Amber Ann was on Party TV this week doing a funny dance and some funny facial expressions in the first few minutes of this segment.