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Singer Luo Dayou's comments about former President Tsai Ing-wen not having children have triggered social discussions about women's choice and autonomy in marriage and childbearing.
Singer Luo Dayou commented on former President Tsai Ing-wen's lack of children, triggering discussions on women's autonomy and marriage and childbearing. Physician Du Chengzhe issued an article pointing out that Tsai Ing-wen and Taipei 101 Chairman Jia Yongjie published articles at the same time. Although they did not directly name Luo Dayou, they expressed their positions in terms of women's life choices, care for the next generation, and body autonomy. They unexpectedly set off a heated discussion on the Internet, with more than 32 posts respectively. 0,000 and 220,000 likes, but their posts were attacked by a large number of accounts from unknown sources, and even copied and pasted offensive content. This embarrassed Taipei Mayor Jiang Wanan, who had expressed his disapproval of Luo Dayou's remarks on marriage and childbearing. "These cyber troops are burning funds to slap Jiang Wanan in the face!"
Tsai Ing-wen admitted on Facebook that she does not have biological children, but she has been working hard to do something for children in Taiwan during her term of office, and she also sent blessings to all children. The post received a large number of support from netizens, with more than 2.27 million views and more than 320,000 likes, even surpassing her post on the day she left office as president, setting a new personal post record.
Jia Yongjie posted a post on Threads, emphasizing women's bodily autonomy and that whether or not to have children is a personal choice and should not be a reason for others to point fingers and judge the value of women. The three posts also resonated, with more than 1.5 million views and more than 220,000 likes.
Du Chengzhe posted an article pointing out that two outstanding women responded to the issue of marriage and childbearing in different ways, but also attracted a large number of accounts of unknown origins to continue to criticize Jia Yongjie's account, and even copied and pasted Luo Dayou's relevant remarks, saying that Jia Yongjie did not understand the original meaning and believed that Luo Dayou said it well and should not be criticized.
Du Chengzhe pointed out that Jiang Wanan had quietly stated that he "does not agree with Luo Dayou's remarks on marriage and childbirth" and sneaked out of the car. There was a gap in the position of the Internet attackers. However, these online accounts continued to attack Tsai Ing-wen and Jia Yongjie, but they were slapping Jiang Wanan in the face. "Is this a community night in the blue camp?"

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