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Taichung singles event achieves 89.5% matchmaking rate

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Taichung City's Civil Affairs Bureau organized a singles' matchmaking event in the coastal area, attracting 39 participants.
  • The event, themed "Sea Breeze Mystery, Wu Le Heartbeat," combined cultural tours, real-life puzzle-solving, and DIY activities.
  • It successfully facilitated 17 pairs, achieving an 89.5% matchmaking rate, with participants praising the relaxed atmosphere and opportunities for genuine connection.

Taichung City's Civil Affairs Bureau, in collaboration with the Wuri District Household Registration Office, hosted a singles' matchmaking event titled "Sea Breeze Mystery, Wu Le Heartbeat." The event brought together 39 single individuals for a romantic journey in the coastal town, blending cultural exploration with interactive activities.

Participants engaged in a cultural walk through Wuri's old street, a real-life puzzle-solving challenge, and a DIY marine sand painting session. The activities were designed to foster a relaxed, fun, and warm atmosphere, encouraging participants to build rapport and potentially find romantic connections.

The event successfully matched 17 couples, achieving an impressive 89.5% matchmaking rate. Civil Affairs Bureau Director Wu Shi-wei highlighted the event's focus on the coastal scenery and cultural heritage of Wuri, aiming to create moments of connection through shared experiences.

Wuri Household Registration Office Director Wu Jin-ling added that the event linked Wuri Old Street with the Wu Le New Innovation Park, creating a journey filled with culture, fun, and romance. Through value assessments and interactive games, participants were guided to naturally express their personalities, leading to connections with like-minded individuals.

Some successfully matched participants shared that the event's relaxed atmosphere made it easy to connect. They expressed hope for future interactions and the potential for developing their relationships further. The Civil Affairs Bureau has planned 25 such events this year, with the first phase of 13 already fully booked and the second phase of 12 still having some openings.

The event atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable, "The more we talked, the closer we got."

· A participant who successfully matchedDescribing the positive experience at the singles' matchmaking event.
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