Controversy over Jiang Wanan's eldest son's exchange student controversy caused Mirror TV anchor Pan Zhaowen to cry and choke during the show

[Reporter Qiu Yiqin/Taipei Report] Chiang Deli, the eldest son of Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan, was admitted to the Taipei City Education Bureau's international exchange student program, which triggered controversy over qualifications and benefits avoidance. The "Scout Mayor Award" he received in the past was also scrutinized by the outside world. In response to this, Pan Zhaowen, the anchor of Mirror TV, was emotional when talking about the matter in the program "Mirror Talk after Work". Not only did he bluntly say that ordinary people might feel like they were "reborn in the wrong child," he even cried and choked up in front of the camera. "Everything we do is based on our own efforts, and sometimes not everyone will recognize our efforts..."

In the program, Pan Zhaowen was overcome with emotion when recalling his co-worker's father and his own upbringing. He admitted that he had to rely on his own efforts along the way.

Pan Zhaowen said that when many civilian families see related controversies, they will inevitably feel deprived. "I think this will also make ordinary civilians feel that I was born in the wrong child. I just don't have a mayor dad!" She believes that not everyone has a good family background and connections, so it is easier to question resource allocation. "Why can't we give a civilian a chance? Not everyone is so rich, and not everyone has a mayor dad."

When talking about his own background, Pan Zhaowen also expressed his feelings. His father is a worker in an elementary school and his mother is a department store counter girl. He comes from an ordinary family. "We are just ordinary people. We are not people at the top of the pyramid. We are people who have to be down-to-earth and cannot rely on our background."

When it comes to excitement, Pan Zhaowen once burst into tears and her eyes were red. She frankly said that the reason why she had such a huge reaction was because she could only rely on her own efforts along the way. "Everything we do depends on our own efforts, and sometimes not everyone will recognize our efforts..." She also bluntly said that if you have a prominent family background or a special background, many things will indeed become relatively easy. "My father is a director, chairman, etc., and my father is the mayor, so others will definitely treat me well!"

Pan Zhaowen believes that compared to people with backgrounds, people from ordinary families often have to work harder. Whether they are studying or entering the workplace, they have to fight for opportunities on their own. Therefore, he was particularly touched when he saw the controversy related to Chiang Deli. "Ordinary civilians have to work harder and harder than those at the top of the pyramid!" In the end, he couldn't help but blurt out: "Just because my background is not the child of the mayor of Taipei, and then I will be brushed off, which is very unpleasant!"