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Taiwanese man offers $3,200 reward for lost wedding ring, sparking 'treasure hunt'

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • A man in Taichung, Taiwan, lost his wedding ring and offered a $3,200 reward for its return.
  • The reward sparked a widespread community search, with people looking in various locations including sewers and under cars.
  • Despite the extensive search efforts, the wedding ring has not yet been found.

A lost wedding ring in Taichung, Taiwan, has triggered an unusual "treasure hunt" after its owner offered a substantial reward. The owner, Mr. Xiong, posted on Threads that he would offer NT$100,000 (approximately $3,200 USD) for the return of his wedding ring, which he lost on the 26th.

The plea quickly galvanized the online community, with "friends" (่„†ๅ‹ๅ€‘) launching an extensive search. Their efforts have spanned from roadsides and grassy areas to under cars and even down to the sewers. Some individuals have gone to extreme lengths, such as dismantling sewer covers or crawling into confined spaces.

Despite the widespread and dedicated search, the ring has yet to be recovered. The situation has led to a mix of amusement and frustration, with one netizen humorously asking if the ring was found, only to receive the disheartening reply, "No, still haven't found it." The search continues, with hopes that the ring, which holds significant sentimental value for the couple, will be found soon.

No, still haven't found it.

โ€” NetizenResponding to a question about the search progress.
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