
Cao Xingcheng: Taiwanese are all oppressed by the CCP and should support Yangliu’s candidacy
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The author, Cao Xingcheng, is the founder of UMC. He calls himself a native from other provinces. He came to Taiwan when he was one and a half years old. He studied at Jianchuang University, National Taiwan University, and National Chiao Tung University, and participated in the creation of Taiwan's semiconductor industry. The article responds to Luo Dayou's remarks on Tang Xianglong's radio program.
◎ Cao Xingcheng
I used to like Luo Dayou's songs because his songs were not high-pitched and did not require a good voice, so I could sing without being annoying.
But recently he told Tang Xianglong: "People from other provinces are being bullied badly. If they don't come out to vote, it will be over." This surprised me very much.
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Luo Dayou, the godfather of Chinese pop music, recently appeared on Tang Xianglong's radio program and said: "People from other provinces are being bullied badly. If they don't come out to vote, it will be over." (File photo)
I am a true outsider who came to Taiwan when I was one and a half years old. My father taught at Qingshui Middle School and had to support a family of nine, which was extremely poor. But I had the opportunity to study at Jianzhong University, National Taiwan University, and National Chiao Tung University, and later participated in the creation of Taiwan's semiconductor industry. These were all opportunities given to me by Taiwan. Therefore, Luo Dayou said that "people from other provinces are bullied miserably", which is absolutely not true. I have an obligation to stand up and refute it severely.
Luo Dayou certainly has the right to criticize any political figure, but he must have a factual basis and cannot abuse his popularity to help the CCP create unrest in Taiwan.
Today's Taiwanese, whether you consider yourself a native or a foreigner, are all suffering from oppression by the CCP. The fact is that "Taiwanese people have been miserably bullied by the CCP." So if we don’t come out and vote for Ocean Current this time, Taiwan’s future will be doomed.
I have been reminding everyone in recent years that the CCP is a virus; if you hang out with the CCP for a long time, you will be infected with the virus, and there is no distinction between right and wrong. This is also the reason why Mr. Chiang Ching-kuo insists on "no contact, no negotiation, and no compromise" with the CCP.
Now Luo Dayou is unfortunately infected with the virus. Please face this truly tragic fact.
The CCP is a virus; if you hang out with the CCP for a long time, you will be infected with the virus, and you will not distinguish between right and wrong. Now Luo Dayou is unfortunately infected with the virus; diagram. (AP file photo)
(The author is the founder of UMC)
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