(Observer News)
Du Wenze, a Hong Kong entertainer who ran to Taiwan to stir up violence, brushed up on his sense of existence and recently began to be a "life mentor".
On the 22nd, he revealed on his personal social media that the house he rented in Taipei was smaller than when he was in Hong Kong, but he said that he was very satisfied, and it was because he was a little superficial when he was young that he would pursue a big house. Now he is more willing to do public welfare, claiming that he does not live in a mansion, but instead donating Japanese food from his own pocket to the people of Taipei's Wanhua District, which has been hit by the epidemic.
However, Du Wenze's move may only touch himself, this bowl of "poisonous chicken soup" was slapped by Taiwan netizens: "Like to live in a small house back to Hong Kong, come to Taiwan and what to squeeze with us?" "Obviously, frustrated artists can't go on in Hong Kong, so they can only escape here to mix with 'Taiwan values' to comfort themselves."
At the end of 2020, The inciting Hong Kong artist Du Wenze applied for Taiwan's "employment gold card" and came to Taiwan to prepare for online programs, and has been living in the local area for more than half a year. On the 22nd, he suddenly felt inexplicable on his personal social media account, saying that the rent in Taipei was much cheaper than in Hong Kong, but the house he rented in Taiwan was smaller than that in Hong Kong, but he was very satisfied with this.
The reason is that, on the one hand, he found that a person lived alone, and there was not much need for a place, "Except for the Zen room and the bedroom, the study did not go, the living room did not go, and even the cloakroom rarely went." On the other hand, he thinks that when he was young, he was a little superficial to pursue a big house, and now that he is nearly half a hundred years old, his values have changed with age and experience, "Superficial me, when I was young, I felt that the person who said 'room Ya why should be big' must be very incompetent, and now I know that it is not necessarily good to be too big." ”
Du Wenze claimed that he would rather spend a little more money on public welfare than live in a big house. He also wanted to emphasize that he donated meal expenses to the severe epidemic areas in Taiwan every month, otherwise he would be able to live in a mansion in Da'an District. According to Taiwan media reports, in late July, Du Wenze posted on social media announcing that he would donate Japanese food from his own pocket to the people of Taipei's Wanhua District, which has been hit by the epidemic.
Just after boasting, Du Wenze felt it again and began to boil "poisonous chicken soup", "Don't waste most of your life showing off for people who hate you, where do you live, what car you drive, what watch you wear, no matter how good you are, they also hate you!" I'm too stupid, such a simple truth, almost fifty (years old) to learn! Just be happy. ”
As soon as the words stopped, he showed off a photo of his rental environment...
However, many Taiwanese netizens reject Du Wenze's bowl of "poisonous chicken soup", lazily ignoring his wave of misery: "Living room, study, dining room, Zen room, cloakroom... Enough yelling?! "If you like to live in a small house and go back to Hong Kong, what will you do with us when you come to Taiwan?"
Some Taiwan netizens scoffed at Du Wenze's remarks, saying bluntly: "Obviously, frustrated artists can't go on in Hong Kong, so they can only escape here to mix with 'Taiwan values' and comfort themselves." ”
Others expressed dissatisfaction with Du Wenze and other incitement Hong Kong artists to run to Taiwan one after another to jump up and down, and really tired of this group of jumping beam clowns, "Why don't you immigrate to The United Kingdom, they all come to Taiwan, is it that Taiwan's low prices and house prices are very suitable for running?" "It has messed up Hong Kong, and now it is here to plague Taiwan!"
However, it is still the mainland netizens' complaints are more sharp
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