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During her intermission performance at the Taipei Arena, Lee Da-hye danced in the uniform of Taipei First Girls' High School, which drew criticism from Wei Wan-rong, a dance critic also from Taipei First Girls' High School: "My culture (or life) shouldn't be used by you for your performance." Wei stated that dance is a wonderful art form and represents freedom, but that doesn't mean the issues behind it can't be discussed. In response, Lee Da-hye, through her agency, stated that she had no intention of exploiting or disrespecting any particular school's culture.
During her intermission performance at the Taipei Arena, Lee Da-hye danced in the uniform of Taipei First Girls' High School, which drew criticism from Wei Wan-rong, a dance critic also from Taipei First Girls' High School: "My culture (or life) shouldn't be used by you for your performance." Wei stated that dance is a wonderful art form and represents freedom, but that doesn't mean the issues behind it can't be discussed. In response, Lee Da-hye, through her agency, stated that she had no intention of exploiting or disrespecting any particular school's culture.