Dissatisfied with Luo Dayou for lowering the standard of intellectuals, democracy activist Wang Dan choked angrily

Veteran musician Luo Dayou, known as the "Godfather of Music," recently went on a radio program for an exclusive interview, where he talked about political and cultural issues. He heavily criticized the Democratic Progressive Party for lowering Taiwan's cultural standards. He even called out Minister of Culture Ono for "not being able to protect himself during the festival." He even blurted out that "people from other provinces are being bullied now enough," sparking heated discussions.

Around 7 a.m. this morning (11th), Chinese pro-democracy activist Wang Dan mentioned the matter in a Facebook post. He said: "I have no problem with Luo Dayou going on a show in Taiwan to criticize the Democratic Progressive Party. The ruling party is used to be scolded, but he calls himself a "cultural man" and then scolds the DPP for lowering Taiwan's cultural standards. He also scolded President Lai Ching-te for "talking with his farts." This is raising eyebrows."

Wang Dan said that he does not know what a "literate person" is, but to say that others are "talking with their farts" is definitely a sign of being uneducated. "With Luo Dayou's words, he is the one who has lowered the level of a 'literate person'. Former educated people may not be literate now, and Luo Dayou is an example."