Luo Dayou blasted Taiwan's cultural circle for licking the government! Guji sighed: I have the guts to go to China and sing "Orphans of Asia"

[Entertainment Channel/Comprehensive Report] "Godfather of Music" Luo Dayou appeared on the "Flying Saucer Breakfast" hosted by Tang Xianglong, publicly criticized the Democratic Progressive Party, criticized the decline of Taiwan's cultural standards, and questioned some art and cultural workers for getting closer to the ruling party for government subsidies. He lamented the lack of freedom of speech in Taiwan. Related remarks caused controversy. Internet celebrity "Guji" Qiu Weijie couldn't bear to point out that the real place where musicians can make big money is the Chinese market. Finally, he even sang Luo Dayou's classic song "Orphans of Asia", and his words were quite sharp.

Luo Dayou's public attack on the Democratic Progressive Party and Taiwan's cultural circle caused controversy, and Guji issued an article to attack him. (Photo taken from Facebook)

Gua Ji said: "To be honest, if you want to make money, you will go to China. How many cents can the DPP and the Taiwanese government give to make an album? 700,000? It's ridiculous, you have to pay for it yourself." Regarding the outside world's tendency to equate artistic workers with government subsidies, he said bluntly: "They are always talking about who the DPP gives money to. I really never expected it."

Guji emphasized that he never criticized artists for going to China to develop, but he also pointed out the reality of the cross-strait music market: "The fact is that the most profitable thing in the music industry now is touring in China, and all those who give up the Chinese market are poor people." He even asked, why do some people make a lot of money in the Chinese market, but then accuse the creators who stayed in Taiwan to please the government just to make money?

Guji was dissatisfied with Luo Dayou's criticism of arts and cultural workers for moving closer to the government. (Reproduced from YouTube)

Guji also directly quoted Luo Dayou's masterpiece "Orphans of Asia" and shouted: "First put "Orphans of Asia" in the playlist of your concert in China, and then have a real talk during the concert, and then tell me that Taiwan has no freedom of speech."