Xiaoxian was born without a uterus and was infertile! Luo Dayou's remarks raised eyebrows and she said harshly: The biggest problem is you

[Reporter Fu Mingyu/Report from Taipei] "Godfather of Music" Luo Dayou recently accepted a radio interview and named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin, and former Supervisory Board Chen Ju as childless, questioning their level of concern for the next generation. Related remarks caused controversy. The 45-year-old actress "Xiao Xian" has disclosed her experience of being born without a uterus and unable to conceive in the past. Now she expresses her position based on her own situation, saying bluntly: "The value of a woman never needs to be proven by giving birth."

Xiaoxian does not deny herself because of her infertility. In recent years, she has returned to school to pursue her music dream and live a wonderful life. (Photo taken from IG)

When Xiaoxian was 17 years old, her menstruation was delayed, so she went to the doctor and found out that she was born without a uterus. She went to the United States to seek help from a surrogate mother in the past, but failed. In recent years, she returned to school and studied in the music department of Pingtung University, continuing to pursue her music dream. She publicly stated: "I can't have children, but I still take care of myself to be healthy and happy, live seriously, and bravely pursue and learn the music I like!" She emphasized that she still loves life and works hard to live the way she likes.

Xiaoxian also calls out to women who also feel regret and self-doubt because of their inability to have children: "Your life is already rich, and your life is definitely worth cherishing." She believes that love has many different forms. "It is not a regret that you cannot give birth to life, but it gives you more energy to give birth to greater love." Xiaoxian bluntly said that not having children is not a big problem in fact. "Those who think that not having children is a big problem, you are the biggest problem."