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Tian Fuzhen has been boycotted by China for nearly two years, and the ban was finally lifted recently. (Picture/reproduced from Weibo)

Artist Tian Fuzhen (Hebe) was boycotted by Chinese netizens for posting photos of eating spaghetti on a limited-time IG feed during Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan two years ago. In May this year, she was invited to participate in the “Bubble Island Music and Art” Festival”, which is equivalent to lifting the ban, but it still caused dissatisfaction among some netizens, causing the organizers to rush to shout “one family”.

The “Bubble Island Music and Art Festival” will be held during China’s May Day holiday. The organizer announced that Tian Fuzhen will debut on May 2 and praised her for “having become a unique all-round pop queen in the Chinese music scene.”

Unexpectedly, many Chinese netizens still did not appreciate it and left messages to criticize: “Resolutely resist the Taiwanese independence elements! Wake up!”, “Taiwanese independence activists can still come to a concert?”, “Okay, I have already called to report”, ” Spineless! Why ask for Taiwan independence?” However, many netizens shouted: “See you in Tianjin” and “Looking forward to the golden song queen Tian Fuzhen.”

Tian Fuzhen did not respond at the first time. It was not until yesterday (24th) that she posted on Weibo: “Knowing each other and being together is the best little luck. I will be waiting for you in Tianjin during the May Day holiday.” The organizer also retweeted the post and wrote: “Knowing each other and being together as a family is the best little luck. During the May Day holiday, we are waiting for you to land on the island in Tianjin” in an attempt to calm the anger of netizens.

It is understood that Pelosi, the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, visited Taiwan in July 2022. Tian Fuzhen posted a photo of eating spaghetti on the IG restricted PO. Pelosi, who was interpreted as supporting Italian descent, was attacked by Chinese netizens, and she used to The song “Outlying Island” she released was also found to have Taiwanese independence connotations. The song and her singer information were removed from the Chinese music platform, and she disappeared from the Chinese stage for almost two years until the ban was finally lifted recently.