On the 3rd, Jacky Cheung issued a statement in response to this matter: "I am a Chinese who loves my country and Hong Kong. However, 'Go Hong Kong' has become a benchmark for patriotism and non-patriotism because of the use of it by some people who have made mistakes. Forbidden w

Recently, Jacky Cheung caused controversy by saying "Come on Hong Kong" in a VCR celebrating the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to . On the 3rd, Jacky Cheung issued a statement in response to this matter: "I am a Chinese who loves the country and loves Hong Kong. I have heard "Come on Beijing, Come on Wuhan, Come on Shanghai..." but 'Come on Hong Kong' is because of some people who have made mistakes. It has become a benchmark for patriotism and has become a taboo. I personally cannot understand it. As a Chinese, I will continue to work hard to be a good person and a good singer under everyone's supervision."

Jacky Cheung responded very well. Being generous and decent also reflects that netizens are too sensitive to the political stance of Hong Kong and Taiwan artists. Even when Hong Kong and Taiwan artists mention Hong Kong and Taiwan without adding the word "China" in front of them, they will be accused by sensitive netizens of not having a firm political stance. Jacky Cheung's response undoubtedly taught these netizens a good lesson: when everyone fully agrees that Hong Kong and Taiwan are Chinese territories, they do not deliberately add the prefix "China", just like cheering for Beijing, Shanghai, and Wuhan, there is no need to add the prefix "China" in front of them. Add "China" and you won't be suspected of being unpatriotic.

Jacky Cheung has been conscientiously making music for so many years. He has not relied on official media to increase his influence, nor has he come to the mainland to make money from variety shows. The box office of his concerts is entirely supported by a large number of old fans. For a low-key and down-to-earth celebrity-level artist to be forced by netizens to issue a statement clarifying his political stance because of his words "Go Hong Kong", we should reflect on the current online environment.