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[FTV Instant News] Taiwanese pineapples are famous for their sweetness. Recently, a netizen shared that an Italian colleague came to Taiwan for a computer expo, and the local colleague specially prepared many Taiwanese fruits for them, including mangoes, lychees, and pineapples. Unexpectedly, after taking a bite of the Taiwanese pineapple, the Italian colleague said that he felt the pineapples he had eaten in Italy before were completely fake, even describing them as feeling like plastic. He then praised how delicious Taiwanese pineapples were, wondering how all fruits could be so delicious and juicy. Interestingly, the original poster also asked the Italian colleague if he could accept Taiwanese pineapple on pizza, and the colleague still said no. This amusing exchange went viral online and sparked heated discussion. Speaking of Taiwanese pineapples, they have recently generated a lot of discussion online. For example, a netizen shared on social media the other day that in Taiwan, pineapples are peeled one slice at a market, while in Malaysia they are directly peeled by machine. However, this scene immediately drew criticism from Taiwanese netizens, who said that Taiwanese pineapples don't need to have those small black spots removed. Some netizens commented that by the time these small black spots are removed, Taiwanese fruit shop owners should have already cut several pineapples. Indeed, a netizen recently shared on THREADS that his uncle taught him a sophisticated way to cut pineapples. The video attracted over 30,000 likes, with some commenting that the color alone indicated it was super sweet, and others saying the best part was the heart-shaped section. Additionally, Taitung legislator Chen Ying recently posted a video sharing how Taitung people eat pineapples—no need to cut them, just peel the whole pineapple and eat it directly. This bold way of eating resonated with many netizens, who said that perhaps only Taiwanese pineapples can be eaten this way, and it's delicious. This scene also recently stunned many people. On June 1st, China's Children's Day, at a botanical garden in Urumqi, Xinjiang, a robot martial arts performance took place. Unexpectedly, a robot suddenly delivered a flying kick, directly hitting a young boy in the abdomen, causing him to fall to the ground. The footage sparked heated discussions online because the robot was actually operated by park staff, yet there appeared to be no security tape or personnel maintaining order. The boy's parents later posted online, complaining that the staff did not respond after the incident. Although a police report has been filed, they remain dissatisfied with the park management's attitude. Similarly, a recent controversy arose regarding a popular South Korean variety show. The show mentioned Taiwan, but the subtitles omitted the word "Taiwan," translating it as "overseas." This angered many Taiwanese fans, leading to a boycott on social media, emphasizing that Taiwan's name should not be removed. As the controversy escalated, the show's production team quickly issued an apology and promised to strengthen its review process to prevent similar incidents. That concludes today's trending topics. Feel free to leave a comment in the YouTube live chat room or below the video to share your thoughts. #TaiwanNews #FTVNews #Taiwan -- Read the news: https://www.ftvnews.com.tw/news/detai... -- 📱 Download the FTV News APP → https://www.ftvnews.com.tw/download ✅ FTV News Website: https://www.ftvnews.com.tw/ ✅ FTV News Facebook:   / ftvnews53   ✅ Join FTV LINE: https://lin.ee/jvHY7X4 ✅ Subscribe to FTV Instagram:   / ftvnews