Jiang Wannan’s figure was drenched in acid. The anchor took a group photo to prove his domineering counterattack: Qualification has nothing to do with height.

mayor of taipeixiang wannan Height has recently become an unexpected topic on the Internet, and it was also reported that his actual height is only 169 centimeters, which sparked heated discussions among netizens. Former anchor Xiao Tongwen was also surprised to hear this. He simply dug into the past and talked to Jiang Wannan and Taoyuan Mayorzhang shanzheng Taking a photo with legislator Xie Longji, he personally changed the “scale of the human body” to compare, and concluded that Jiang Wannan actually met the official declaration of 176 centimeters, and there was no water. She could not stop herself from saying that a politician’s stature has nothing to do with his ability to govern. Using appearance as the focus of attack is really unnecessary.

Xiao Tongwen posted on Facebook that she is 152 centimeters tall. To maintain proportion and speed in front of the camera, she usually wears high heels of 7 to 8 centimeters or even higher while working. He took out photographs taken with several political figures during an exclusive interview in 2022 and looked at the proportions of each other’s body shapes. He believed that Zhang Shanzheng and Xie Longji’s height was actually about 180 centimeters, and Jiang Wannan’s officially declared height of 176 centimeters was also quite reasonable.

He further explained that visual height does not entirely depend on the actual number, but also on the proportion of the upper and lower body. If the upper body is short and the legs are long in proportion, it is easy to look taller after wearing it; Conversely, people with taller upper bodies will suffer more visually, so you can’t conclude that someone is being intentionally flattered based on relative height in the photo.

Xiao Tongwen said that she could not understand the recent ridicule by netizens over politicians wearing height-enhancing insoles. She, for example, liked to wear high heels at work and believed it was just a personal choice and a work requirement. “I don’t feel any embarrassment about it. It shouldn’t be an issue, and I don’t need to tell the world about it.” He emphasized that what voters should really care about is efficiency of governance, policy planning and communication skills, not height or what shoes they are wearing.

Xiao Tongwen also pointed out that except for some professions that require specific height, such as flight attendants and ceremonial officials, most jobs, including mayors and presidents, have no height restrictions. When some netizens threatened to cancel tracking, she replied directly: “Although I am full of questions, just leave.”