Luo Yonghao has come under attack from some Chinese netizens for failing to remove an interview with Kevin Tsai that went live on April 29 of this year, and for not responding publicly. Some have questioned his stance on Taiwan, saying the two are "on the same side." The program has still not been taken down.
On October 5, Weibo blogger "Digua Xiong Laoliu" posted asking whether Luo Yonghao should take down the Kevin Tsai interview video, triggering a subsequent wave of attacks.
In September, amid the controversy over Xibei's pre-made meals, Li Ji spoke out repeatedly for Xibei founder Jia Guolong, claiming that Jia Guolong refused to reconcile with Luo Yonghao unless he knelt down; Luo Yonghao publicly denied this, blasting him as a thug-like black PR operator and saying that he had completed evidence collection and would pursue accountability through complaints and lawsuits; Li Ji in turn accused Luo Yonghao of being a white glove, and a fierce online argument erupted between the two sides.
In September 2026, online reports claimed that Xibei founder Jia Guolong would sue Luo Yonghao, who had previously exposed problems with Xibei's pre-made dishes. As of the time the report surfaced, no lawsuit had yet been formally filed, sparking public criticism of the company for shirking responsibility.
Hu Xijin posted on Weibo to strongly support Han Hong, and Luo Yonghao spoke out for Han Hong on the same day, defending the high-paid managers of her public welfare foundation.