Another expert quickly took over the baton and launched a strong criticism.

Of course, he was not criticizing Master Tao, but the audience.

"The architectural aesthetics in China is at least 50 years behind the West! You don't understand how shocked I was when I saw Tao Ji's building! I was thinking at the time, how could anyone in our country come up with such an avant-garde work? There are actually people in our country who can bring architecture up to international standards! But when I saw the comments online, I cried. I didn't cry for this building, but for the future of our country and our nation's architectural aesthetics!"

Another expert immediately said: "It is difficult for Chinese people to accept such high-level art for a while, and we can understand it. Because we have just come out of poverty and the primitive style of eating raw meat and drinking blood. The criticism Tao Ji has received is a burden that life cannot bear. I support him! What I want to tell him is that all reforms in various countries have been achieved through bloodshed."

In 2006, the word "expert" still had a lot of power.

Although some people in the forums and forums made comments such as "I'll eat your ass, I'm poor, but I'm not blind!", under the promotion of mainstream media, most of the audience felt very confused at this time.

Could it be that they really can't keep up?

Could it be that Tao Ji’s architecture is the most international, trendy and cutting-edge architectural aesthetic today?

Given that reform and opening up had only been going on for a short time, it has to be said that the Chinese were still relatively simple and naive, and they also took the words of some experts as the golden rule.

At this time, a group of new voices emerged in the comment sections of bulletin boards, forums, and major video websites.

"The house built by Master Tao is so beautiful! You are such amateurs! Ridiculous!"

"I'm in America, just got off the plane! The aesthetic taste of the Chinese public for architecture is so pathetic!"