Recently, Taiwanese artist He Junxiang did not want the "turtle-feathered Virgo baby", so the practice of "human intervention" to allow his wife to have an early caesarean section was controversial.
He Junxiang was born in 1983. In his early years, he became popular in idol dramas such as "The Devil by My Side", "Exchange Love" and other idol dramas. He was once known as "Taiwanese Beautiful Boys" and nicknamed "Xiaomei". He did not lag behind in Taiwanese dramas. He Junxiang came to the mainland to film, but he gradually became low-key and rarely appeared.
In 2017, He Junxiang announced on social media that he had married his first girlfriend and had given birth to a daughter. On the Chinese Valentine's Day (August 25), his second daughter was born.
At that time, when He Junxiang released the news, he brought topics such as "Leo Sister" and "Baby Second Princess". Many netizens sent blessings in the comment area.
However, just yesterday, when He Junxiang participated in the program, he revealed that the birth date of his second daughter was actually "artificially changed."
According to Taiwan media reports, yesterday (22nd), Taiwanese artist He Junxiang revealed when attending an event that his wife’s second child was delivered by caesarean section two weeks earlier, because the husband and wife "are more afraid of Virgo's turtle hair and do not want to have a Virgo baby. , So I became a Leo one or two weeks earlier.”
He also said that the first birth of his wife was a natural birth, and the second birth was a cesarean section. The picture was bloody, so I was a little scared at the time and tried to video the whole process after taking a breath.
In addition, he also confessed that he would continue to have children with his wife, and that he would give birth to as many children as possible.
had an early C-section because he didn't like the child to become a "Virgo". For this reason, many netizens expressed confusion;
and Virgo netizens expressed that they felt offended.
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