Jia Yongjie hits Luo Dayou again! "I'm just talking about him" by naming him, mocking the privileged system and criticizing the old thinking
In response to Luo Dayou's comments about female politicians not having children, Jia Yongjie emphasized that childbearing is a personal choice and should not become a social scoring criterion.
Quick Look
- Taipei 101 Chairman Jia Yongjie criticized musician Luo Dayou for commenting on female politicians not having children, calling it a "terrible old-fashioned thinking" and specifically named Luo Dayou as the target of criticism.
- She emphasized that childbearing is a personal life choice and should not become a social scoring standard.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
Luo Dayou recently made a guest appearance on the radio program "Flying Saucer Breakfast" hosted by Tang Xianglong. He talked about the current political and social situation in Taiwan. He named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin, and former Supervisory Director Chen Ju and other political figures as childless, and questioned whether they would pay more attention to the next generation. His remarks triggered a backlash from the outside world. Jia Yongjie publicly responded to this incident, emphasizing that the value of women should not be judged by whether they have children.
2026/11/11 14:40
[Reporter Qiu Yiqin/Taipei Report] Taipei 101 Chairman Jia Yongjie today (11th) criticized musician Luo Dayou's comment that female politicians have no children, criticizing it as "terrible old thinking" and believing that having children or not is a personal life choice. It should not become a social rating standard. Earlier, she responded to netizens' opinions. In addition to agreeing with the statement that "for those with privileges, equality is a kind of persecution," she also directly named him: "Yes, it's Luo Dayou," clearly stating the target of criticism.
Jia Yongjie (left) spoke out again against Luo Dayou (right)'s comments about female politicians not having children. (Combined photo, taken from Facebook and this newspaper’s file photo)
Some netizens quoted Lu Jie as saying: "For people with privileges, equality is a kind of persecution!" Jia Yongjie immediately responded sarcastically: "Yes, how can you take away the authoritarian system I enjoy?" Another netizen asked her when she was going to the car. Scan, and also joked, "Will there be a democratic office in 101? I am convinced." Jia Yongjie responded: "No need for an office, 101 represents democracy. Come and convince us," showing her attitude towards related issues.
In addition, in response to a netizen's statement that "if you don't have children, you don't have to worry about the next generation, because when the war comes, the front lines will be filled with other people's children." Chia Yongjie responded: "So we must protect the next generation and protect freedom and democracy." Some netizens also mentioned that Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan once described Luo Dayou's speech as "inspiring" and believed that although Chia did not name him by name, the target of the attack was quite obvious. In response, Jia Yongjie directly stated: "Yes, it is Luo Dayou." She personally confirmed that the target of criticism was Luo Dayou.
In fact, Luo Dayou recently appeared as a guest on the radio program "Flying Saucer Breakfast" hosted by Tang Xianglong. He talked about the current political and social situation in Taiwan, named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin, and former Supervisory Director Chen Ju and other political figures as having no children, and questioned whether they would pay more attention to the next generation. His remarks triggered a backlash from the outside world. In response to this matter, Jia Yongjie publicly countered, emphasizing that the value of women should not be judged by whether they have children, and made successive statements on issues ranging from privileges to democracy to the next generation.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Luo Dayou or his agent will respond to Jia Yongjie’s public criticism
Likely · Within days
Public discussions about female politicians’ fertility and social scoring standards will continue to ferment
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Will Luo Dayou respond to Jia Yongjie’s criticism?
- Will this controversy have a substantial impact on the public image of the relevant political figures?
- Will Taipei 101 issue an official position on Jia Yongjie’s public statement?







