Chen Hsing-yu urges ex-husband to return $2.3 million education fund for sons

Chen Hsing-yu has publicly called on her ex-husband, Chao Chien-ming, to return NT$23 million in education funds designated for their three sons. Chen stated that she established these funds when her children were young, making annual gifts, and that Chao has been managing the money under the guise of investment assistance.

According to Chen, Chao had promised to return the funds once the children were grown and married, as they would need the money for education abroad or for purchasing homes. She stressed that with all three sons now adults, Chao should return the funds. Chen noted that she has not pursued the clinic's storefront, which was part of their divorce settlement, as the children share Chao's surname and will eventually honor his family's ancestors.

Chen expressed that Chao, a physician with a busy practice and many appreciative patients, should not be overly concerned about this particular fund, given his financial success. She implied that the money remains under Chao's control unless the sons decide to confront their father. Chen also revealed that her eldest son once inquired about the fund's performance, but Chao's explanations were inconsistent, and the accounts did not add up, suggesting a lack of transparency in the management of the money.