According to Taiwan's China Times, Taiwanese artist Ouyang Nana sang "My Motherland" at CCTV's National Day Gala and was besieged by many people in Taiwan. Former Deputy Secretary-General of the Kuomintang, Cai Zhengyuan, pointed out that there is nothing wrong with Ouyang Nana singing "My Motherland". However, "children from other provinces" like Wang Dingyu, a "children from other provinces", pretending to be "a long-standing Taiwanese", is simply "a beggar to drive to the temple."
Cai Zhengyuan posted on Facebook that Ouyang Nana went to CCTV to sing a song "My Motherland" and was scolded by a bunch of people with shallow knowledge. What is the "motherland"? The clearest definition is "the country where ancestors buried their bones"; what is "ancestors"? It is to count from the recent ancestors who passed away, and to the point where they cannot be further forward, at least to the history of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
He said that Ouyang Nana's grandfather's grandfather, and earlier grandfather, must have been buried in China (mainland); the country name used by the regime that ruled China at that time was definitely not China; China is a common name for a country and country. Because on the land of China, many people call themselves emperors and establish many national organizations. Their national names are not called China, but they all claim to be ruling China. But no matter what country name ruled China, there is no history of a country name, which is longer than China's name as a land and country. Therefore, it can be said that China has a long history.
Cai Zhengyuan pointed out that the country where our ancestors buried their bones must be a country with a long history, not a national organization that has just been founded. He reminded that China (Mainland) is certain to be the motherland of the vast majority of Taiwanese residents. Needless to say, the ancestors of "outsiders" were all in the mainland three generations ago, the Hakka people who first arrived in Taiwan were also in the mainland ten generations. Even if the Fujian people who arrived in Taiwan were earlier, the ancestors of the fifteenth generation were also in the mainland.
Cai Zhengyuan emphasized that the song "My Motherland" talks about "Motherland" is "China". What's wrong with Ouyang Nana singing this song? However, "children from other provinces" like Wang Dingyu, his ancestors pretended to be "Taiwanese with a long history" after so shortly after coming to Taiwan, and said all the same to those "indigenous people" with a long history. To be honest, they were simply "beggars to drive to the temple master".
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