The artist Dou Zhikong, who had previously sparked controversy by scolding Xia Keli as “rubbish” with a homophonic sound, was reported today (14th) that he and the photography team entered private land for filming without the landlord’s permission, and the landlord came forward to ask and was soured by him, “Hello. Great, I’m sorry”, and it was even suspected that a public trial was posted on IG, which sparked heated discussions among netizens.
A netizen who claimed to be a local from a rural area in Hualien posted an article on “Dcard”, saying that this morning, the local community was going to hold a community meeting at the location owned by the host of the meeting, but at that time, when the venue was halfway up, Dou Zhikong and his party stopped at the scene. The netizen then expressed to the group of people who took the initiative to inquire, “I hope you will move away”, and the incident “is no problem until this point.”
Netizens pointed out that later Dou Zhikong and his party began to set up cameras on private land, and “getting closer and closer to our meeting venue.” At this time, the host of the meeting and the landlord stepped forward and asked, “May I ask what you are doing?” I didn’t take pictures of you”, the landlord asked once more: “Is it possible that we have not taken pictures of our problems, we are going to have a meeting and I need to know what you are doing?”
Unexpectedly, the other party was so angry: “We won’t take pictures of you, you don’t have to be so fierce”, “What association are you, are all of your associations so fierce?” Even following the host expressed that he was the landlord, he was still sour: “Oh! So you are the landlord, you are so great! I’m sorry!”
Afterwards, Dou Zhikong posted on the IG limited edition “I was defeated by the landlord early in the morning”, which made netizens think that Dou Zhikong intended to put the landlord on trial and exclaimed: “I just want to ask if the artists are so great? If you want to shoot, we must shoot for you. Even if We have a bad attitude, I really don’t know what is wrong with the landlord wanting to know why you filmed on our land?”
In response to this, Dou Zhikong clarified in reply to other netizens’ private messages that the team had left following an apology and had no intention of a public trial, emphasizing that “Maybe the landlord’s politeness to ask questions at the beginning caused misunderstandings, so I said: I was defeated. That’s it.”
The production unit of “Taiwan No. 1” also responded earlier, stating that the filming location of the program was arranged with the assistance of the interviewee in advance, and it was not an unauthorized intrusion into private land. As for the misunderstanding caused by the communication between the program team and the local residents at the filming site, the production unit immediately greeted the parties and the landlord through the interviewees. The misunderstanding was resolved and the program was successfully recorded in the morning.
