
Veteran musician Luo Dayou's attack on female politicians raised questions about gender opposition. Film producer Li Lie, who once supported Su Qiaohui, was attacked by people from the blue camp, triggering a double-standard controversy.
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Luo Dayou and Li Lie were once married and divorced in 2001. Li Lie publicly supported Su Qiaohui in August this year, but was subsequently questioned by KMT councilor Zhan Jiangcun about his motives.
Senior musician Luo Dayou attacked female politicians of the Democratic Progressive Party on the issue of "unmarried and not having children", and most of the KMT politicians and supporters came to their defense. It is worth noting that Li Lie, a well-known film producer who divorced Luo Dayou in 2001, made remarks in August this year that did not attack anyone and supported the New Taipei City mayoral candidate Su Qiaohui of the Democratic Progressive Party. However, he was violently attacked. The double-standard behavior of the blue camp sparked discussion.
Li Lie, an outstanding Taiwanese film worker and producer, appeared in a video posted by Su Qiaohui on the community on August 18 this year, sharing his true experience of observing Su Qiaohui on the front line for many years, including the first time the two met, he was moved by each other's warmth and sincerity; seeing her Being able to quickly identify the crux of a problem, propose solutions, and organize a team to quickly implement it; always showing trustworthy professionalism and empathy to others. These are the qualities that an ideal parent officer needs most. I think she is the kind of person who "will really take the citizens into her heart."
After the news that Su Qiaohui received the support of a heavyweight film producer was revealed, it quickly attracted attention from all walks of life, and people from Taiwan's entertainment industry and cultural circles began to publicly express their support. However, Taoyuan City Councilor Zhan Jiangcun of the Kuomintang launched an attack on Li Lie in mid-September, mocking her for having received a lot of "bird feed (subsidies)" when Su Zhenchang was the executive director, and supporting Su Qiaohui just to "repay the favor." Supporters of the blue camp also echoed his remarks and attacked Li Lie. Su Qiaohui rebuked the blue camp for smearing people in the arts and literary circles who did not support the blue camp every election, which was quite undesirable.
Luo Dayou, a local native who has been divorced from Li Lie for more than 20 years, has now made controversial remarks that discriminate against women who are "unmarried and have no children" and "have not given birth to children." In addition, Li Lie has publicly stated that he missed the best opportunity for women to have children because of Luo Dayou.
Everyone commented, "No wonder the 'venerable' in "The Three Evils" feels familiar", "The values are too different and the political leanings are different, it is really difficult to be together for a long time", "I can't believe that this person is so bad and can still be called a cultural person, what's even more frightening is that there are still people who support me blindly", "When I was young, I was afraid that children would affect me, but when I get older, I want to have children. , he is essentially a selfish person." "Luo Dayou treated his ex-wife like this and dared to ask women to have children. He is the reason why women dare not have children. Who dares to give birth to a selfish pig teammate!", "The people who told everyone not to take what Luo Dayou said out of context are the same people who took what Shen Boyang said out of context."

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