Island artist Guo Yanjun shared a conversation with a medical friend on Facebook. One of the sentences, "Many children have gone" caused controversy. Today, "Executive President" Su Zhenchang even called for false news to be investigated. Taipei City Councilor Wang Hongwei said today that it is intolerable. Those in power cannot protect children and will only use public machinery to silence the people.
Wang Hongwei said on Facebook that Guo Yanjun deleted his post and apologized because he was criticized by netizens. Former Taoyuan City Councilor Wang Haoyu also wants to sue him. Wang Haoyu will forget it. Su Zhenchang is still angry today and wants Guo Yanjun to be brought to justice. Those in power cannot protect children and will only use force. It is really intolerable that the public machine seals people's mouths so that they cannot or dare not speak.
Wang Hongwei said that Su Zhenchang visited the New Taipei City Pharmacy yesterday as the "Executive President" and as an old county magistrate. Instead of applause from the people, he was met with chokes. Perhaps Su Zhenchang became angry because of shame and simply had Guo Yanjun operated on. However, there are already a lot of lamentations on the Internet that "many children are gone". Does Su Zhenchang want to punish them all? If you want to bring Guo Yanjun to justice, you might as well bring her to justice.
Wang Hongwei said that every child is the heart and treasure of their parents. Every child is unique. It hurts everyone's heart to see so many children die or become moderately or seriously ill during this epidemic. . As of yesterday, 8 children had lost their lives. "Excuse me, Su Zhenchang, aren't there many deaths of such children? How many more must die before you think there are enough?"
Wang Hongwei said, not wanting to see the cold-bloodedness of politicians anymore. May God have mercy on every parent. During the epidemic, children will not have to sacrifice more lives or suffer from serious illness. "What we want is protection rather than legal measures."
(Xue Yang/Editor)
