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"Han fans" (Chinese: 韓粉; pinyin: hánfěn; Wade–Giles: han²fên³) is a term that began to refer to a group of Han Kuo-yu supporters in 2019, as active supporters emerged when Han ran on behalf of Kuomintang in the 2018 Kaohsiung mayoral election. "Han fans" began to be used over time by those with negative views of Han, and since then, "Han fans" has been used to describe extreme and irrational groups; the term has also been widely used in news reports.
As of 2018, some of the Han fans are young, but core Han fans are middle-aged, elderly man, and have anti-Green tendencies. Han's key advisers observed that Han had spoken bluntly, attracting many lower-class grassroots classes; the main reason was that they were unhappy with the DPP's pension reform policy.
Litigation was necessary, because the so-called "Han fans" (韓粉) would not stop their online bullying, even after he closed his restaurant last week, and he could no longer stay silent, the owner wrote in an online post, not giving his name out of safety fears.
2018年之後
「憨粉」(韓國瑜的支持者)
韓國瑜和他的支持者(稱為「韓粉」)
現場的韓粉一起大喊「我挺韓,我驕傲。」。現場也有韓粉呼籲韓國瑜選黨主席。
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現在小朋友流行用「你很韓國瑜ㄟ!」來罵人
多數韓粉為拿智能手機的中壯年男子