No Dull Moments on the Second Day of the Silver Lifestyle Expo: Million-Dollar Lottery Adds Excitement, 9,990 Cups Enjoyed in a Day

Building on the momentum of the first day's success, on the second day of the expo, Total Swiss partners arrived early with a look of determination, as if saying, "Who else but me?"

Prepared and Persevering

As a result, several key entrances and exits of the venue were quickly occupied by partners, and even the stools provided by the organizers were quickly taken. A few executives and partners who had driven all the way from Yunlin and Chiayi areas brought their own seats. Upon arrival, they took folding camping chairs out of their backpacks and set them up at a spot by the edge of the venue, ensuring they had a place to rest if they got tired.

For two consecutive days, Dr. Wang not only welcomed guests in the VIP area but also repeatedly entered the crowd to interact with visitors trying the products. Whenever he spoke, more and more attendees would gather around, drawn by his ability to truly understand their questions and needs, and his use of simple, understandable language to provide the best solution.

A Health Path Ahead of Its Time

At the Silver Lifestyle Expo, the organizers also arranged a series of ageless forums, which is why this event was also called the Ageless Expo. One of the forums focused on "Aging in Place." The lead professor emphasized that in Taiwan, due to social conditions and lifestyle habits, it is not suitable for elderly people to spend their final years in nursing homes, as is common in the West. The best way for Taiwanese seniors to live out their later years is through "aging in place." To achieve this, a healthy home environment is crucial, but most houses in Taiwan are not well-suited for aging in place.

The forum promoted improving home conditions to help seniors age in place. However, compared to such large-scale projects, the solution promoted by Total Swiss—helping people healthily transition through their 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and beyond—is undoubtedly the best choice for seniors to live independently and happily.

An Exciting Million-Dollar Lottery

At 1 p.m., the 35th Global Million-Dollar Lottery was held at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center during the Silver Lifestyle Expo. This was the second time the lottery was conducted at an expo, following its previous edition at the Nangang Biotech Expo in July.

Although the draw had moved from the seventh floor of the Taipei office to the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center, attorney Li Mingzhou, who had been an official witness for the previous 34 lottery draws for Total Swiss, insisted on coming to Kaohsiung to ensure the transparency and fairness of the 35th draw.

The silver prize draw began first, with the first winner being a partner from Korea, followed by partners from Malaysia, Taiwan, and Singapore, who successively won silver prizes. Out of the ten silver prizes, eight were given out, including four of NT$100,000, one of NT$200,000, and three of NT$300,000.

The luckiest winners were still the Taiwanese partners: the two gold prizes of NT$1 million each were both won by Taiwanese executives—President Chen Xufen and Director Zhuang Liling.

This lottery draw, which featured the awarding of both a silver prize and a gold prize on-site at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center, coupled with the cheers and excitement of some of the winners present, made the entire process even more thrilling and intense. This atmosphere also spread throughout the entire exhibition area, creating a wave of curiosity and excitement.

After the draw, the partners shifted gears, returned to their positions, and leveraged the energy from the lottery to continue connecting with visitors.

Record-Breaking 10,000 Cups in a Day

By 4 p.m., the popularity of Total Swiss had even attracted media attention, with SET News arriving on-site to interview Dr. Wang, who shared his thoughts on the event with the public.

After the second day of the expo concluded, as partners and newcomers headed to the third-floor conference hall for Dr. Wang's health lecture, the logistics team was busy calculating the number of tastings for the day. The total number of cups served on the second day was 9,990, an increase of 3,485 compared to the first day. Just ten more cups, and they would have broken the 10,000-cup mark.

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