Luo Dayou commented on Tsai Ing-wen and Xiao Meiqin not having children! Anchor Wang Naichen retorted in front of the camera, "None of your business."

72-year-old Luo Dayou recently called out former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin, and Supervisory Director Chen Ju for being unmarried and childless, believing that "people like us who have children don't think as much about the next generation." In response to this, "One TV" anchor Wang Naitian couldn't stand listening to the show yesterday (11th), and frankly said that he was very uncomfortable. He even retorted on the spot: "You are a man, don't tell other people's stomachs!"

Wang Naitan (right) denounced Luo Dayou (left) for commenting on Tsai Ing-wen and Xiao Meiqin's failure to have children. (Combined photo, file photo of this newspaper, taken from Facebook)

Luo Dayou recently named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin, and Supervisory Director Chen Ju in the "Flying Saucer Breakfast" hosted by Tang Xianglong. He mentioned that they are not married and have children, and said, "Unlike us who have children, we don't think as much about the next generation." In response to this, Wang Naitian said in "The Insider" yesterday that these remarks may anger many women, emphasizing that he was very uncomfortable hearing it, and asked: "Tsai Ing-wen has no children, and Xiao Meiqin has no children. What did it offend you?"

Wang Naikun then became stronger and said bluntly in front of the camera: "They can give birth, but you can't. You are a man, so don't tell others about their bellies." She even described this attitude as "super straight men, preachy men, old blue men", and believed that whether a woman has children is a matter of People's choices should not be the subject of external comments. She also mentioned that former Director of Health Yang Zhiliang once mentioned that DPP legislator Wu Siyao did not have children during Zhang Sigang's rally. She questioned why some people always like to discuss whether others have children or not, and replied: "What does it have to do with you?"

Wang Naitan finally brought the topic back to Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan who previously called Luo Dayou's remarks "inspiring" and asked angrily: "Whether you have children or not, and whether you can serve this society, is this what you are inspiring, Chiang Wanan?" She believes that having children is not necessarily related to whether a person can contribute to society, and fertility status should not be used as a criterion.