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    Fei Hai-ping (C) poses for a group photo with his relatives in Puyuan Township, east China's Zhejiang Province, Aug. 14, 2026. (Xinhua)Chen Jie from the Chinese mainland could never have imagined taking a photo for a stranger would lead him to a long-lost relative in Taiwan, someone he had only heard about from his elders.
The encounter began in a July sunrise by the Lugu Lake in southwest China's Yunnan Province, when Chen, a Shanghai-based content creator on a business trip, helped take a picture for a Taiwanese tourist.
The two exchanged WeChat contacts to share the photo, and through their conversations, Chen learned that the tourist, Fei Hai-ping, had ancestral roots in Puyuan Township in east China's Zhejiang Province and was living in the city of Kaohsiung.
The three pieces of information matched exactly with the details of the out-of-contact Taiwanese relative his family elders had often spoken of.
Chen immediately messaged his father, who asked only one question: "Is his dad named Fei Yunfeng?" The answer came from Fei Hai-ping: "Yes."
At that moment, a family bond that had stretched across the Taiwan Strait and lain silent for decades was unexpectedly restored.
Still amazed by what had happened, Chen asked AI to estimate the odds of such a coincidence. The result comes between hundreds of millions and tens of billions to one.
"That's like flipping a coin 30 times and getting heads every single try," he said. "But this unbelievable thing was my reality."
The two families stayed in touch after their encounter in Yunnan, and on Aug. 13, Fei Hai-ping traveled from Kaohsiung to Puyuan, their shared ancestral hometown, to meet Chen Jie's father Chen Yutang. The two cousins, both 71, gave each other a big hug.
Their connection dated back a generation. Chen Jie's grandfather, Chen Alin, and Fei Hai-ping's father, Fei Yunfeng, were biological brothers. After their parents died, Chen Alin was adopted by another family and took the surname Chen, while Fei Yunfeng remained with the Fei family.
In 1949, the defeated Chinese Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan, and the People's Republic of China was founded under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. That year, the Fei family moved to Taiwan. The two families were separated for decades due to historical circumstances. In the late 1980s, Fei returned to the Chinese mainland in search of his roots. He found his brother Chen and brought with him a family photo from Taiwan, with each member carefully identified.
Chen Yutang has treasured that photo ever since then.
Also well-preserved are the yellowed letters that Chen Yutang wrote on behalf of his illiterate father to Fei Yunfeng during the 1990s. At that time, letters were the only way the families could exchange greetings and share news of their lives across the strait.
The letters mostly centered on the everyday cares and concerns. Fei Yunfeng reminded his younger brother to smoke less, drink less, and take care of his health. On one occasion, he even asked someone to send Chen 200 U.S. dollars, telling him to put it away for emergencies.
To the Chen family's younger generation whom Fei has never met, he also offered sincere encouragement, telling them to live a good life and stay grounded.
Later, due to declining health, Fei Yunfeng moved into a nursing home. Phone calls had since gone unanswered and letters received no reply. After hearing Fei's passing, the Chen believed they might never be able to reconnect with their kin again.
Fei Hai-ping, who grew up in Taiwan, knew only vaguely of an uncle on the mainland through the old letters and photos his father had left behind.
For Fei, the reunion at Lugu Lake thus felt like a blessing from their fathers. "I came all the way to see the place where my dad was born and grew up," he said while in Puyuan.
Fei brought gifts from Taiwan including tea and pineapple cakes, and was welcomed with offerings from the Chen family, including local chrysanthemum tea, pastries and silk quilts. Fei hoped to bring his grandchildren back to Puyuan someday, so the younger generations could meet and keep the family bond alive.
Chen Jie is still amazed by the fateful meeting and can't help but wonder: What if he had not gone to Yunnan on that business trip? What if he had not woken up early to watch the sunrise? What if his uncle had not asked him to take the photo? What if they had not continued chatting on WeChat afterward?
Without any one of those coincidences, their paths might never have crossed again.
"Whether the reunion was a result of countless coincidences or driven by some unseen force, it has made me see the fact clearly than ever, that the Taiwan Strait can never sever the bonds of our blood," he said.
    Chen Jie (L) and Fei Hai-ping take a selfie at the Lugu Lake in southwest China's Yunnan Province, July 9, 2026. (Xinhua)
。    Bonny 编译 是时候废除车辆登记、Wof和路税的纸质贴纸，并将整个过程数字化了吗？          汽车协会 (AA) 表示同意，认为这可以为道路使用者和纳税人节省一大笔钱。政府似乎也有同样的想法，因此这样的改变可能并不遥远。

二 |          Advertise with us          车辆登记和路税是政府交通项目的重要融资工具。据 NZ Autocar 称，它们为政府预算增加了约 4.7亿纽币，管理费用为5000万纽币。         但AA表示，当前车辆挡风玻璃上的贴纸和随附文件系统已经过时，应该放弃。         AA汽车政策首席顾问Terry Collin说：“目前，这些信息都可用。如果你被警察拦住，警察已经知道你的路税是否已经更新，你的车辆是否注册，以及车辆是否有WoF证明。所有这些数据都保存在机动车登记系统中。”          他说，AA认为取消纸张工作和其他管理成本，将为司机省钱。         “如果购买路税，在柜台购买比在网络上购买贵10%。

三 | 但是他们仍然还在坚持这种工作方式，而且工作时长达到10个工作日。”          Collins补充说，纸质贴纸仍然存在的唯一原因，是让司机能够及时了解一切到期时间，但他表示政府已经拥有了可以帮助实现这一目标的系统。         上周，新西兰交通局发布了一款简化流程的APP，可以显示汽车的WoF、车辆登记和路税的到期日期。使用者可以一次性支付所有这些费用。

四 |          Collins表示，通过更加数字化的系统，合规性可能会得到改善。         “‘我忘记了’或‘我不知道该到期了’的借口越来越少，因为现在你已经收到了所有这些提醒。

五 | ”          他唯一的建议，是为不经常使用手机的老年司机或农村地区的人们保留纸质贴纸。         1News 联系了交通部长 Simeon Brown，询问政府是否正在研究数字化系统。         Brown在一份声明中回应说：“政府致力于消除不必要的官僚机构，并以方便、及时的方式提供新西兰人所需的服务。

六 |          “我们的方法之一是数字化流程，例如WoF和车辆登记。

七 | 我们已经发布了 NZTA 手机APP（测试版），该应用程序显示 WoF 和车辆登记信息（包括到期日）。

八 | 迄今为止，用户对APP的反馈非常积极，NZTA 将继续更新和改进功能。”          相关阅读：          新APP上线，新西兰终于迈出电子驾照第一步了！          新西兰将推电子版驾照 各种交通费用都可在同一APP上支付          注：本文为编译/原创，欢迎转发分享；但严禁复制等未经授权的非法使用。违反上述声明者，本网将追究其相关法律责任。使用授权请联系[email protected]。         chineseherald.co.nz All Rights Reserved 版权所有          (责编：Bonny)          相关内容                今年最冷的早上，你被冻醒了么？电力公司警告，可能出现断电！           全球首例“牛传人”！新西兰需要担心吗？           明晨请减少用电！气温骤降供电不足，可能会停电           奥克兰一辆建筑卡车翻车，撞上工人后逃逸，造成其重伤           躺平没戏了！政府对领失业补贴的人宣布一项强制要求           与去年截然不同！今晨“冬季式寒潮”席卷全国，奥克兰将出现霜冻           Ponsonby枪击案：嫌疑人为帮派成员，受害者姓名公布           突发！Ponsonby枪击案嫌疑男子死亡！。

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