Huang Licheng's character controversy.

In his early years, Li Cheng joined hands with his younger brother Huang Lixing and cousin Lin Zhiwen to form L.A.Boyz, and participated in the "Pop Dance Competition" of the TV variety show "Five Lights Award", bringing American hip-hop to Taiwan Province Province. Huang Licheng was famous for his hip-hop style when he was a boy in Los Angeles. But in 2003, after another Maggie Brothers band was formed, it rose again. However, the writing of karma satirized the relationship between Qiu Yiying and other legislators who advocated amending the copyright law and introducing the copyright compensation system [1], which was condemned by some politicians at that time and even charged with "aggravated libel". He Lian co-produced advertisements to express his determination to deal with green camp people.

On June 5438+ 10/8, 2007, the Taiwan Province Provincial High Court ruled that Huang Licheng was not guilty of retribution, on the grounds that the music commented on public issues, and the music content mainly criticized Li Shuxing and ezPeer, without explicitly mentioning which legislators were "bought" by the online music industry.

Before retribution for innocence, Huang Licheng received an email from an American friend, mentioning that Japanese officials had placed advertisements in two major American newspapers, totally denying the existence of the history of the Nanjing Massacre, which happened to be the 70th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre. Huang Licheng began to read this historical data from various aspects, and then wrote the song "Nanjing 1937". As the lyrics mentioned that Japan should face up to this history, friends were worried that pro-Japanese radicals would be bad for it, and discouraged Huang Licheng from publishing this work. However, Huang Licheng still chose to publish it, and after its publication, it won the support of many netizens on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.