Daolang's New Song 'Luosha Haishi' Sparks Controversy, His Vision is Admirable

Recently, Sichuan's well-known local singer Daolang released a new album titled 'Songs from the Mountains,' and just like his song 'The First Snow in 2002,' this album has been well-received by netizens. Among the new songs, 'Luosha Haishi,' in particular, has been interpreted by many netizens as 'mocking certain famous singers within the circle.' Some netizens even flooded the social media of one of these singers with comments, leading to an astonishing 3.988 million comments on one of the singer's videos.

Is Daolang really targeting someone with this song? Until now, Daolang has not responded to the speculations, and both friends and family around him have stated that he refuses interviews and declined to comment on the matter.

One of the singers who has had a relationship with Daolang for over 20 years described him as a very pragmatic and low-profile artist, saying, 'He has a very strong mind, and he didn't care about others' evaluations of him back then.' 'Daolang cannot write songs to insult people; his vision is beyond such pettiness.' 'During his free time, Daolang is always reading; he is fond of Pu Songling's 'Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio.'

He introduced that Daolang's daily life is quite simple. Besides spending time with his family, his leisure time is mostly dedicated to reading and creating music. He has never opened a social media account, and although some people imitate his accounts on social media and become popular, Daolang doesn't mind, as he believes 'these people are also going through a lot.'

Regarding the evaluations and interpretations of 'Luosha Haishi' on the internet, Daolang has never considered making any response. 'He has always been focused solely on music.'