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Luo Dayou previously appeared on the show and named former President Tsai Ing-wen, former Supervisory Board Director Chen Ju and Vice President Xiao Meiqin and other female politicians as they have not given birth to children, so they will not think too much about the next generation, triggering heated discussions.
Internet celebrity "Four Forked Cat" posted a message from Zheng Liwen to support the blue and white netizens who agreed with Luo Dayou's statement. A netizen posted a screenshot of the AI's reply asking the KMT chairman Zheng Liwen if he had children, and the AI replied that he had no children. (Picture taken from Facebook)
Senior musician Luo Dayou previously appeared on a show and called out female politicians such as former President Tsai Ing-wen, former Supervisory Director Chen Ju and Vice President Xiao Meiqin as they have not given birth to children, so they will not think too much about the next generation, sparking heated discussions. In response to this, the Internet celebrity "Four Forked Cat" posted a screenshot in which KMT Chairman Cheng Lai-wen left a "+1" to the blue and white netizens who supported Luo Dayou's statement. Below, another netizen left a message asking AI Cheng Lai-wen if she has children, and the AI replied no, which is quite ironic.
Luo Dayou recently accepted a radio interview. He not only criticized the Democratic Progressive Party government, but also named important female politicians such as former President Tsai Ing-wen, former Supervisory Director Chen Ju, and Vice President Xiao Meiqin. He made shocking remarks that they were not married or had children, and questioned whether they would consider the next generation.
Four Forked Cat posted a picture on Facebook. In the picture, a blue and white netizen claimed on the social platform Threads that "I completely agree with what Luo Dayou said." Zheng Liwen's account left a message with "+1". This was another netizen's post asking the AI Zheng Liwen if she has children. The AI responded with a picture of no children, and left a message mocking "Luo Dayou: It is shameless not to have children."

Keelung City Speaker and Mayoral Candidate of the DPP Tong Ziwei criticized Mayor Xie Guoliang's promise in 2024 to replace 123 electric buses within two years, but by the end of 2026 there was still no one carrying passengers, and proposed four major reform plans: "new road network, new fleet, new treatment, and new wisdom."

Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party will hold an "Ocean Current Festival" event at Taipei 228 Peace Memorial Park on November 14. The Taipei City Police Zhongzheng 1st Branch announced traffic control measures covering Xiangyang Road, Huaining Street, Guanqian Road and other sections, calling on the public to obey police instructions and use public transportation.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan described veteran musician Luo Dayou's remarks about politicians being unmarried and having children as "inspiring", raising questions about discrimination against unmarried women without children. Jiang Wanan clarified that she agreed with Luo Dayou's political criticism of the DPP government, but held different views on judging women's contributions based on their marital and childbearing status. Netizens questioned that the word is not commonly used in Taiwan, but it is included in the Chinese dictionary of the Ministry of Education, and the host Tsai Kang-yong also used it last week (miswritten as "deaf and enlightening").

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