That kitsch writer was caught taking a woman, not his steady girlfriend, to a hotel(or motel).  Like all others, yesterday he apologized in public and claimed that he was so lousy being a two-timer.  Who cares?  At least I won't care a damn about his affair! 

Almost the same time I read some report that his second "novel" adapted for movies was a miserable box-office flop in Mainland last weekend, paled in comparison with the success of his last one: "Those were the days".  It is bound to be the outcome that way; otherwise, there won't be any righteousness in this world. 

In my previous writing "Mainland shouldn't welcome Taidu advocates" posted at http://blog.udn.com/kkuo0810/18112554 , I said I would espouse the reputed move that Mainland will force his works to be removed from shelves in bookstores.  Apparently, Mainland didn't do that, and the film was permitted to be shown had been the self-explanatory evidence.  I guess it was due to the fact that vast Mainland moviegoers had spontaneously rejected a film that was adapted from the works of a Taidu supporter or a non-patriotic writer.  That kind of awareness is another form of public opinon, or democracy.  The phenomenon also tells a fact that if Mainland China is a democratic country, that will be a real disaster to Taiwan.

That stupid DPP chairwoman claims Taidu has been the "natural element" of 0.023 billion islanders, but does she realize the anti-Taidu are "intrinsic genes" of 1.3 billion Mainlanders?  Go ahead, islanders, keep on dreaming of your pipe dreams until the day of reckoning comes.