
In a recent interview, musician Luo Dayou named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin and other politicians as childless, sparking discussion. Tsai Ing-wen issued a response today, saying that although she does not have children of her own, she will do her best to protect every child in Taiwan.
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Musician Luo Dayou recently criticized the current regime on a radio program and mentioned that some female politicians from the Democratic Progressive Party have no children.
Musician Luo Dayou recently participated in a radio program interview hosted by media personality Tang Xianglong, causing controversy by naming former President Tsai Ing-wen and other Democratic Progressive Party politicians as "childless." Tsai Ing-wen posted a personal reply today: "But I will do my best to protect every child in Taiwan." Many netizens were touched. In more than 4 hours after the post was posted, it had more than 180,000 likes and more than 7,000 comments.
During the interview, Luo Dayou talked about the current political and social situation in Taiwan, and made many criticisms of the Lai Ching-te government. In addition to questioning Zhuo Rongtai's failure to countersign, he also criticized Lai Ching-te and Zhuo Rongtai for "complicity", and named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin, and former Supervisory Director Chen Ju as having no children and not thinking too much about the next generation.
In response, Tsai Ing-wen posted on a social platform today that she indeed does not have children of her own, "but I will do my best to protect every child in Taiwan."
She also said that she remembered the song "Childhood" by teacher Luo Dayou. This song has accompanied many Taiwanese people growing up. The song contains the loneliness of childhood, the hope of growing up, and the rainbow that cannot be drawn with watercolor crayons. The day she was elected president, her biggest hope was to "leave a better Taiwan" so that every child in Taiwan can have a childhood where they don't have to be lonely.
Netizens also responded sincerely in the comments below: "We are all Taiwanese children who are protected by you", "We love you", "Thank you for being in Taiwan", "Some people have dedicated their lives to Taiwan", "My nose is sore after reading this", "Xiaoying really loves you", "Taiwan is actually the child you have always cared for", "You are already a role model for women", "You have no children, but you are the president who does the most welfare and policies for children."
This post has been published for more than 4 hours. So far, it has been liked by more than 180,000 people and has more than 7,500 comments. The number of likes and comments is still increasing rapidly.

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