At eight o'clock, the goddess was angry. Chen Peiqi spoke out for gays and cried out sadly, "We are all born the same."

"Commander D", a well-known gay and BDSM theme bar in Wanhua Ximending, Taipei City, was raided by the Wanhua Branch in the jurisdiction, and a storm of excessive law enforcement and discriminatory remarks broke out. The famous eight o'clock goddess Chen Peiqi also posted on the social platform on the 5th, saying, "In Taipei, which is known as the most virtuous city, such incidents of discrimination against gays still occur." Expressing regret and heartache.

Pei-chi Chen believes that Taiwan, as the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage and gradually improve its legal protection, is regarded as an indicator of sexual equality. However, in Taipei, known as the "city of good things", raids and searches, excessive law enforcement, and discriminatory remarks have occurred, which makes her feel "very regretful and sad."

The incident stemmed from the Wanhua Branch receiving 13 reports from the public in the past 10 months that the bar was a nuisance to decency and that minors were suspected of entering and exiting the bar. After collecting evidence, the police obtained a search ticket issued by the Taipei District Court and entered the bar. The person in charge, surnamed Zhong, was transferred to the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on suspicion of degrading decency. The remaining 51 related personnel at the scene were punished for violating social order maintenance laws. Videos of the search and live recordings were subsequently circulated on the Internet, revealing that the police officers on duty made discriminatory and humiliating remarks against people with disabilities, such as "Can people with disabilities still have sex inside?" during the process. They also revealed violations such as being rude, forcing people to kneel, and refusing to answer questions, sparking public outrage.

Chen Peiqi believes that "we are all born the same and there is no difference between us."

"No group should be stereotyped and equated with drugs, illegal activities or violations of good customs because of their sexual orientation." Chen Peiqi showed a consistent sense of justice and solemnly stressed: "Whether they are gay, LGBTQ+ or heterosexual, they are all equal before the law and in social dignity, and should not be stigmatized."

At the end of the article, Chen Peiqi made a strong and concise summary: "We are all born the same, and there is no difference between us."