Councilor Chen Naiyu said that netizens left messages threatening retribution on their children and went to the police station to report the crime.

DPP New Taipei City Councilor Chen Naiyu recently revealed that KMT New Taipei City mayoral candidate Li Sichuan's campaign posters were posted outside the Shenkeng Citizen Activity Center, questioning the violation of administrative neutrality. Li Sichuan responded that posting the posters in advance was inconsistent with regulations and had been removed immediately. Unexpectedly, a netizen left a message on Chen Naiyu's Facebook, "Mothers who are not afraid of retribution on their children should really not call themselves mothers." Chen Naiyu felt that she was being intimidated. To protect the safety of her family, she went to Bitan Police Station of Xindian Police Station to report the incident tonight.

In an interview tonight, Chen Naiyu said that she reported to the police last Saturday that the Li Sichuan campaign team posted campaign literature on the outside wall of the Shenkeng District Office. Unexpectedly, an irrational netizen left a message the next day saying, "If you are not afraid of retribution on your children, don't call yourself a mother." She felt that this comment had caused a lot of intimidation. She said that politics can have a stance and can be criticized, but linking retribution to children and mothers is against human nature.

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Chen Naiyu criticized this netizen, "Doesn't this netizen have a mother?" She felt that using such remarks to ask a mother to silence was also an oppression of women, mothers, and families, so she went to the Xindian branch today to report a crime against this netizen.

Chen Naiyu pointed out that the most terrifying thing for her is that people feel that it is okay to abuse people on the Internet, and even implicate other people's children. She believes that such netizens should not hide behind the keyboard and threaten people with their mouths, and say such inhuman words. She hopes that such bad netizens can be brought to justice through judicial channels.

The police pointed out that New Taipei City Councilor Chen Naiyu reported that on September 26, he revealed that mayoral candidate Li Sichuan's campaign literature was posted on the first floor of the "Shenkeng No. 1 Citizen Activity Center and Xindian Household Affairs Office Shenkeng Office", which was suspected of violating the election and recall law for public officials, and posted a post on Facebook.

The police said that members of the public commented, "Mothers who are not afraid of retribution on their children should really not call themselves mothers." Councilor Chen Naiyu thought it was a threat and reported the crime of intimidation at 7:30 tonight. The whole case has been accepted and investigated in accordance with regulations.