昨天在阿姆斯特丹接受荷蘭當地電台訪問的時,電台主持人有提到他學過一兩年中文,然後他說到“台灣是中國的一部份”當時我本來很愛睏但馬上醒過來了ＸＤ我開始跟他解釋台灣是個國家,不是省份,台灣中國是一邊一國, 然後又講了最近發生的黃安事件,告訴他們台灣有一個在韓國發展的年輕藝人周子渝因為拿台灣國旗,就被過氣藝人黃安就跟中國政府舉報說他是台獨份子,然後韓國公司逼迫這個16歲的女孩周子渝拍影片說他是中國人,堅持一個中國原則.
我問他們說這台灣女孩宣讀聲明稿的神情跟isis斬首犯人影片是不是很像？
他們說大部份的歐洲人都不知道這些,因為荷蘭是很富裕的國家,他們不會去管這些可能會煩惱他們的事情,所以很高興我告訴了他們這些.
最後我說台灣是不會屈服在這種霸權之下的.
也請荷蘭所有的朋友們繼續支持民主,支持人權,支持自由,重點是支持台灣！！！
結果電台訪問沒講到什麼音樂 哈哈哈
Yesterday when I was interviewed by a Dutch radio station, the DJ said he's learned some Chinese, and said "Taiwan is a part of China." I was so sleepy before but then I woke up! I started to explain Taiwan is a country, not a province. Taiwan and China are 2 separate countries. I also told the "Huang An" incident, telling them there's a young Taiwanese K-Pop artist Tzuyu, who was reported by Huang An for "being a Taiwan Independentist" to the Chinese government. The Korean label then forced this 16 y.o. girl to record a video saying she's "Chinese and there's only one China."
I asked them isn't this like the Isis Beheading videos?
Taiwan will NEVER bow down to these bullying.
They said most of the Europeans would never know about these, because the Netherlands is a very wealthy country, they would never care about these things that could trouble their minds. So they are glad that I've shared these with them.
At last I asked all the friends in the Netherlands to continue to support Democracy, support Human Rights, support Freedom, and especially, support TAIWAN!
So the radio interview itself really didn't talk about music at all, ha!
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