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Chen Shui-bian's Ex-Daughter-in-Law Sparks Astrological Debate

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Chen幸妤, former President Chen Shui-bian's daughter-in-law, has resurfaced in discussions about her divorce from Zhao Jian-ming.
  • She left a Google review of Zhao's clinic, identifying herself as his "ex-wife."
  • Astrologers and netizens are discussing the personalities of Leo (Chen) and Cancer (Zhao), with celebrity offspring also weighing in.

Chen Hsing-yu, the daughter-in-law of former Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian, has once again captured public attention following her divorce from Zhao Jian-ming. The situation gained new traction when Chen posted a review on the Google page of Zhao's orthopedic clinic, identifying herself as his "ex-wife."

This public declaration has sparked renewed interest in their relationship and personal lives. Following this development, astrology expert Angus analyzed Chen Hsing-yu's personality on social media. He described her as a "woman who is extremely Leo," despite exhibiting some traits associated with water signs, suggesting a strong, assertive nature.

Although her behavior shows some characteristics of water signs, what she presents is always a woman who is extremely Leo.

— AngusAstrology expert analyzing Chen Hsing-yu's personality based on her actions.

The discussion has also extended to Zhao Jian-ming's astrological sign, Cancer. This has led to a broader online conversation among netizens about the characteristics of "Cancer men," with some humorously criticizing the stereotype of them being "family-oriented." Several prominent figures, including former President Ma Ying-jeou, entrepreneur Wang Xiaofei, singer David Tao, and Japanese actor Kei Tanaka, are also identified as Cancer, fueling the debate.

Adding an unexpected twist to the online discourse, Jacky Wu's son, Lu Xipai, also a Cancer, commented in the discussion section. He asserted his own Cancer identity, emphasizing that he is "the good kind" and "the big kind," adding a unique perspective to the ongoing astrological analysis of public figures.

Lu Xipai is Cancer. And I emphasize that I am the good kind. The big kind.

— Lu XipaiCommenting on his own astrological sign in the context of a discussion about Cancer men.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.