
Ma Shifang did not respond directly, but published a series of articles quoting Luo Dayou's song 42 years ago and emphasizing that "we do not rely on political parties to make a living."
The 72-year-old musician Luo Dayou called out Ma Shifang for "turning green" in a radio program and criticized Culture Minister Ono for "not being able to protect himself during the holidays." Ma Shifang did not respond directly, but published a series of articles quoting Luo Dayou's 1984 song "Things I Can't Understand" and emphasizing that "we do not rely on political parties to make a living." This sparked heated discussions.
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In the "Flying Saucer Breakfast" program hosted by Tang Xianglong, Luo Dayou publicly called out musician Ma Shifang's political stance for "turning green" and linked it to his livelihood. He also criticized Minister of Culture Ono for "not being able to protect himself during the holidays." Although Ma Shifang did not respond directly, he posted a post on social media quoting Luo Dayou's 1984 song "Things I Can't Understand" and emphasized that he "does not rely on political parties for his livelihood."
[Reporter Fu Mingyu/Report from Taipei] On the 10th, the 72-year-old "Godfather of Music" Luo Dayou appeared on the "Flying Saucer Breakfast" hosted by Tang Xianglong and publicly named the musician Ma Shifang, asking "How did you become so green?" He even linked his political stance to his livelihood, and criticized Minister of Culture Ono for "not being able to guarantee the evening festival." Related remarks sparked heated discussions.
Although Ma Shifang, who was called out, did not respond directly, he posted two intriguing posts on the social media. He not only quoted Luo Dayou's lyrics from 42 years ago, but also emphasized that he "does not rely on political parties to make a living", which aroused the outside world's imagination.
Ma Shifang was publicly questioned by Luo Dayou about her political stance, and she issued a series of posts that appeared to be a remote response. (Photo taken from Facebook)
Luo Dayou talked about Taiwan's cultural environment in the program, questioned the relationship between cultural workers, politics and subsidies, and suddenly named Ma Shifang: "How did our good friend Ma Shifang become so green?" He even said more bluntly: "Ma Shifang, you are not such a person. How could it be like this?" Host Tang Xianglong also responded: "Because in that circle, everyone knows where the money comes from." His remarks caused controversy.
Faced with Luo Dayou's public questioning, Ma Shifang did not directly fight back. Instead, he quoted Luo Dayou's 1984 song "Things I Can't Understand" in the community. Based on the works written by Luo Dayou when he was young, in response to Luo Dayou today, the song selection and the timing of posting are particularly intriguing.
Ma Shifang quoted the lyrics of Luo Dayou's song "Things I Can't Understand" 42 years ago. He did not respond directly but it was intriguing. (Photo taken from Facebook)
Ma Shifang later posted a post about being a business partner, writing: "I don't seek office, I don't fight for power, I don't rely on political parties to make a living. I do odd jobs here and there, sell some small things that I like, and earn a little profit. This is my little lucky life as a literary youth leader!" The seemingly relaxed and self-deprecating text echoes Luo Dayou's doubts about his livelihood and political stance in the show, leaving a lot of room for interpretation.
Luo Dayou appeared on "Flying Saucer Breakfast" hosted by Tang Xianglong and publicly called out Ma Shifang "Why did she become so green?" (Reproduced from YouTube)
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