Singer Christine Fan (Fan Fan) posted a full-body airport photo on the 27th, preparing for her trip to Macau. However, the comments section erupted in fierce criticism, with many netizens questioning her for “not going to help with disaster relief,” and even sarcastically saying she “cares more about China,” drawing a wave of backlash.
In the full-body airport shot shared by Fan Fan, she is seen wearing a black and white outfit, carrying a designer bag and standing in the airport lobby, with the caption “Looking forward to seeing you! Heading to Macau.” What was originally just a simple sharing of her schedule unexpectedly drew negative reactions from netizens. Some comments directly said, “Aren’t you going to help with the disaster relief?” and “While all of Taiwan is helping with disaster relief, you only care about China.”
Furthermore, some even harshly taunted her, saying, “We hope you bought a one-way ticket!” and repeatedly commented “Go Daya!” as a form of mockery. In addition, another netizen bluntly said, “Going to Hualien would get you more traffic.” Fan Fan’s actions have undoubtedly become a focus of public opinion, with her image and behavior being scrutinized and amplified.
In the full-body airport shot shared by Fan Fan, she is seen wearing a black and white outfit, carrying a designer bag and standing in the airport lobby, with the caption “Looking forward to seeing you! Heading to Macau.” What was originally just a simple sharing of her schedule unexpectedly drew negative reactions from netizens. Some comments directly said, “Aren’t you going to help with the disaster relief?” and “While all of Taiwan is helping with disaster relief, you only care about China.”
Furthermore, some even harshly taunted her, saying, “We hope you bought a one-way ticket!” and repeatedly commented “Go Daya!” as a form of mockery. In addition, another netizen bluntly said, “Going to Hualien would get you more traffic.” Fan Fan’s actions have undoubtedly become a focus of public opinion, with her image and behavior being scrutinized and amplified.