He explains: "A country is a product of the will of the people, and does not have a transcendental existence. It is the same with the so-called 'national language'." He argues that the "national language" --which is what Beijing dialect has been called in Taiwan under the Nationalist government--should actually include Taiwanese, Hakka, and Mandarin, as well as aboriginal languages (which have Polynesian roots).
「國家是由人的意願產生，而非『超驗』的存在，『國語』也是一樣」，他認為所謂的「國語」必須要包括台語、客語、華語，以及其他的南島語言。