
Pro-democracy activist Wang Dan posted multiple posts on Facebook in response to Luo Dayou's remarks on the radio show and Chen Muyi's rebuttal incident
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Luo Dayou spoke on the "UFO Breakfast" radio program hosted by Tang Xianglong, which triggered Chen Muyi's reply. Later, democracy activist Wang Dan posted a post on Facebook criticizing Luo Dayou for being uneducated and expressing his personal dislike, while still appreciating his musical works.
Veteran musician Luo Dayou said on a radio show: "People from other provinces have been bullied badly enough. If this vote does not come out, it will really be over." This caused Golden Horse Award Best Supporting Actor winner Chen Muyi to reply: "Taiwanese people have tolerated 'you people' for 77 years." This has sparked discussions on the Internet these days.
On the morning of the 11th, Wang Dan, a Chinese pro-democracy activist, posted on Facebook that he didn’t know what a “literate person” was, but to say that others were “talking in their farts” was absolutely uneducated. “With Luo Dayou’s words, he lowered the level of ‘literate people’. Former cultural people may not be literate now, and Luo Dayou is an example.”
Around noon, Wang Dan once again issued an article frankly criticizing Luo Dayou. Some people agreed with it and some opposed it. He admitted that he had been dissatisfied with Luo Dayou's public comments over the years. "But he came to Los Angeles for a concert in April this year, and I went to listen to it. To be honest, I think Luo Dayou has not had any new works in the past 20 years that are really impressive except for those works during his peak period."
Despite this, Wang Dan still admires Luo Dayou's classics from the 1980s and 1990s. They are still classics. "He will have no more classics in the future, and it will not affect the timelessness of those classics at all."
Changing the subject, Wang Dan emphasized that he just doesn't like Luo Dayou. "His speech this time made me dislike him even more, but this does not affect my still liking his songs, whether it is "Love Song 1990" or "Orphans of Asia", especially my favorite song "Future Master". Those classic old songs accompanied me in my youth and were one of the background music in my past life."
Then, Wang Dan said again, "I don't like him as a person", but I will still listen to his songs, and I will still sing his songs when I have the opportunity to go to KTV. He said: "After a person's creation is released, it no longer belongs only to the original creator. We don't need to waste words based on people, let alone waste songs based on people."
Finally, Wang Dan said "I don't like Luo Dayou" for the third time, emphasizing that he likes Luo Dayou's songs and believes that the two should coexist.
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