Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang accepted an exclusive interview with program producer Wang Weizhong.
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang accepted CBC News' "Oh!" on Thursday. Where did I say it? "Exclusive interview with host Wang Weizhong. Due to his outstanding performance, the film has continued to hit new highs. As of 2:00 pm today (12th), it has exceeded 900,000 views. In this regard, scholar Li Zhongxian expressed his feelings and said that seeing Shen Boyang go to China Broadcasting Corporation reminded him that in order to promote his new book, he went to China Broadcasting Corporation twice for interviews, whose political stance was quite different from his own. At that time, a friend learned that he was going to appear on Zhao Shaokang's program, and he even boldly sent the four words "Brave! Comrade!" as if he was not simply promoting his work, but was preparing to go deep into the enemy camp alone, not even sure whether he could escape intact.
Lee Chung-hsien posted a post on Facebook today recalling that he actually got a book when he was interviewed on the China Radio and Television Broadcasting System. A reader who lived in the Shenlan District of Taipei City bought the book after watching Zhao Shaokang's program. Unexpectedly, after reading it, the entire book was sent back to him, with dense annotations written on the pages. However, the reader was shocked to realize that Li Zhongxian had participated in the Lily of the Wild and Sunflower Movements halfway through the book, so he wrote in the book with great regret: "If I had known that you had participated in the Sunflower Movement, I would not have bought this book at all." But what really impressed Li Zhongxian was that the reader criticized so much, but finally added: "Nonetheless, your book still has some reference points."
Li Zhongxian admitted that he was actually very moved when he saw this sentence. Because this person was not convinced by himself, nor was he convinced by the other party, but a book that was originally "I wouldn't buy it if I knew who the author was" actually crossed the line of political stance and he read it carefully from beginning to end. To a certain extent, this may be more precious than a message from someone who already agrees with me saying, "The teacher writes so well."
Lee Chung-hsien revealed, "What's even funnier is that at that time, my father was dying at the National Taiwan University Hospital. He watched my interview on Zhao Shaokang's show many times, and I couldn't help but ask him: "Why do you keep watching?" He said, "I was afraid that you would be taken away by Zhao Shaokang!" He still laughs when he thinks about this memory.
Li Zhongxian said jokingly, "I was not taken away by Zhao Shaokang, and neither was the Deep Blue Reader. Zhao Shaokang is still Zhao Shaokang, I am still me, and the reader is probably still the same person. No one succeeded in inciting anyone to rebel. The only thing that truly crossed the political line was a book."
Li Zhongxian finally said that he found it very interesting when he saw Shen Boyang going to Zhongguang. Nowadays, everyone is very good at persuading others in the stratosphere, because the audience has been convinced by you before you open your mouth. The really difficult thing is to go up to a group of people who originally don’t like you, or even know your background and won’t buy your book, and finish your speech. The other person doesn't have to become your comrade in the end, and you don't have to take him away. As long as he is willing to be like that reader, after being full of criticism and disagreement, he still leaves a sentence: "Nevertheless, there are still some points that can be referenced." No one is taken away, but at least something has passed.
