Luo Dayou criticized Tsai Ing-wen for being unmarried and having no children and not caring about the next generation. Jiang Qichen responded in one sentence

Jiang Qichen said that he would not use "not being able to have children" to judge whether a person values ​​the next generation. (Photo by reporter Cai Shuyuan)

Singer Luo Dayou recently criticized the Democratic Progressive Party government and named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Xiao Meiqin, former Director of the Supervisory Yuan Chen Ju and other female politicians as unmarried and childless, saying that they would not think about the next generation, which caused controversy. In response, Jiang Qichen said that he would not use "not being able to have children" to judge whether a person cares about the next generation.

Singer Luo Dayou recently criticized the Democratic Progressive Party government and named former President Tsai Ing-wen, Vice President Xiao Meiqin, former Director of the Supervisory Yuan Chen Ju and other female politicians as unmarried and childless, saying that they would not consider the next generation, causing controversy.

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.

Xiao Meiqin also said in an interview the day before yesterday that she was surprised to hear relevant statements. She believed that women's reproductive autonomy is an important part of women's rights. The government is committed to improving the childcare and childcare environment, but every woman's choice should be respected.