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The article discusses the differences between people from other provinces and people from this province, military village culture and the background of Dachen people in Taiwanese society, as well as how these identity labels are used and interpreted in political discourse.
CBC host Wang Weizhong conducted an exclusive interview with Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang. The YouTube video exceeded one million views. Keelung City Councilor Zhang Zhihao analyzed that to people in the military dependent village like Wang Weizhong, Shen Boyang is a "Taiwanese kid" outside the village, but Liang Wenjie is not. Liang came from the "village" and understood the entire language and culture, but he made completely different political choices. In response to this, Liang Wenjie, deputy chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, issued an article to clarify that he was not technically from the "village". Dachen people are all fishermen, farmers or small craftsmen, not soldiers, public servants and teachers who eat public meals. "It's true that we are from other provinces, but we are the lowest class of outsiders."
In a recent exclusive interview with Shen Boyang, Wang Weizhong commented that Liang Wenjie was always expressionless and cold at the Mainland Affairs Council press conference. I think it feels a bit cold to our own compatriots.
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Liang Wenjie said through the community, "Wang Weizhong said that I have a cold expression. In fact, there are many things I am just too lazy to say, and it is because I am too lazy to say that I become cold. But even so, the evil deeds and evil deeds of the CCP spokesperson should not be better than mine."
When faced with being described by Zhang Zhihao as coming from "the village," Liang Wenjie said, "Our village is all composed of Dachen people." The Dachen people are all fishermen, farmers or small craftsmen, not soldiers, public servants or teachers who live in the government. Many of their relatives and elders are illiterate or have graduated from elementary school at most. They are far removed from the "party state" and are completely different from ordinary military dependent villages.
Liang Wenjie said bluntly, "We have never felt superior to others. On the contrary, we are more afraid of being discriminated against by others, whether from our own province or from other provinces. It is true that we are from other provinces, but we are at the lowest level." "So, it was only later that I realized the phenomenon of cultural hegemony analyzed by Zhihao. This is also a problem that Taiwanese society has not been able to solve for so many years."

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