Only then did he call out Luo Dayou in anger! Jia Yongjie speaks out again: Love Taiwan regardless of whether she has children or not
Quick Look
- Musician Luo Dayou recently went on a show to criticize the Democratic Progressive Party and many women in politics for being childless and not thinking too much about the next generation, causing controversy.
- Taipei 101 Chairman Jia Yongjie issued a critical statement, emphasizing that regardless of whether she has children or not, her care and love for Taiwan will not change, and it is everyone's common mission to protect the future.
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Why It Matters
Luo Dayou recently commented on the current political situation in Taiwan on a radio program, saying that some women in politics have no children, which has caused social controversy.
"Godfather of Music" Luo Dayou recently appeared on UFO Radio's "UFO Breakfast" hosted by Tang Xianglong to talk about the current political and cultural situation in Taiwan. In the process, he not only criticized the Democratic Progressive Party's ruling, but also named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin and former Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Ju as having no children. He believed that these people would not think too much about the next generation. Related remarks caused controversy. Taipei 101 Chairman Jia Yongjie also issued a post today to express criticism. Earlier, she also posted another post emphasizing that whether she has children or not, she will always love Taiwan.
Jia Yongjie just stated on the social media that she was criticizing Luo Dayou, and then she also posted a message saying that although she has the next generation, even if she does not have children, she will not change her care and love for Taiwan. "The concern for Taiwan should not be different because of whether a person has children." She emphasized that protecting Taiwan's future should not be the exclusive responsibility of parents, but the common mission of everyone.
Jia Yongjie said that she cares about every social issue and the future of every child, because children are not just children of a certain family, but also the next generation of Taiwan. She hopes that all children can grow up in a free, safe and loving environment and have the opportunity to pursue their ideals and become themselves. She finally emphasized that it is not only parents who have the responsibility to protect the next generation. Loving Taiwan is a kind of heartfelt feeling, and it is a shared responsibility regardless of status or family status.
Open Questions
- Are there any further responses from other politicians to these remarks?





