
In response to Jiang Wanan and the Kuomintang Party parliamentary candidate Xu Fu's "Four Treasures Mayor" joke, Qin Huizhu asked the two to receive gender equality education and share their own experiences of having children with rare diseases and artificial reproduction.
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The night before, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan had a live broadcast with six parliamentary candidates from the People’s Party. Both parties joked about having children. One of the parliamentary candidates, Hsu Fu, said, “Chiang Wanan will be the mayor of the 4th child next year,” which triggered criticism that he was “joking about each other’s wives’ uteruses.” KMT Taipei City Councilor Qin Huizhu responded solemnly on the show and burst into tears in the studio.
KMT Taipei City Councilor Qin Huizhu. (File photo)
First submission 11-12 22:00
Update time 11-13 06:04
The night before, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan had a live broadcast with six candidates for the People's Party Assembly. The two sides joked about having children. Councilor candidate Hsu Fu said, "Chiang Wanan will be the mayor of the 4th child next year." He was criticized for "joking about each other's wives' uteruses." Taipei City Councilor Qin Huizhu talked about this on the show on the 12th. She said seriously, "Whether or not to have children is not a joke. Life is very important and dignified." She even shed tears in the studio and said, "This kind of issue is actually a kind of pain for me."
According to the "Mirror News" report, Qin Huizhu said on the political commentary program "The Mirror" that both Xu Fu and Jiang Wanan, who supported Jiang Wanan's four children, should receive sex education. She shared that when she was 40 years old, she wanted to have a second child because she thought she would be gone one day. She thought that the child would have no siblings to take care of each other, so she persuaded her husband to have another child. She recalled her experience of artificial reproduction and said that the process was very hard and she had done it many times without success. This journey also gave her a deep understanding of fertility issues and made her think not to joke about "having children or not."
Qin Huizhu pointed out, "Whether or not to have children is not a joke. Life is very important and dignified, and childbirth is not something that can be joked about casually." She hopes to create a better environment for parenting, childbirth, and education, and calls on no one to make fun of this matter again.
When the host asked whether the relevant remarks were tantamount to rubbing salt into her wounds? Qin Huizhu suddenly burst into tears in the studio and pointed out that her first child was born with a rare disease. She wanted to have another child, but she couldn't. It was actually a kind of pain for her to address this issue directly.
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