Who was the person who was once secretary of the provincial party committee and governor, but whose daughter committed suicide because of poverty?

Our country has a vast territory and there are many friendly neighbors around us. From ancient times to the present, we have helped each other and made progress together, which has led to great economic and cultural development in Asia. The Philippines is a neighboring country across the sea from our country. Since the Philippines has many employment opportunities and is very close to us, it is a place where many Chinese yearn to develop. They go to the Philippines to seek various careers.

Many early Chinese who went to the Philippines for development achieved many achievements. Among them, Mrs. Aquino, whose full name is Corazon Aquino, can be said to have immigrated to the Philippines but has Chinese blood flowing in her body. The most successful and outstanding one. She is the world's first Chinese female president, and she is proud of her Chinese identity. After taking office, she drove the U.S. military out of the country and is honored as Mrs. Aquino.

1. Identity background

Mrs. Aquino is from Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province, my country. Her original name is not Mrs. Aquino. Her surname is Xu, and her great-grandfather is Xu Shangzhi. Great-grandfather Xu Shangzhi immigrated to the Philippines in the late Qing Dynasty and made a fortune, becoming a local rich man. Xu Shangzhi joined the Catholic Church and changed his name to Jose Xu Huangzhi I.

He not only pursued economic success, but also devoted himself to political activities after becoming rich. This had a subtle influence on his descendants. Later, the eldest grandson of Mrs. Aquino’s father, Jose Hugo I, Jose Hux II also served as a member of the Philippine Congress, and his status in politics was also highly respected. This gave Mrs. Aquino a unique insight into politics and a shrewder political mind than ordinary people.

Mrs. Aquino went to study in the United States when she was 13 years old. After returning to China, she met the young politician Benigno Aquino and finally got married. Therefore, Mrs. Aquino’s life was quite successful. Yes, Aquino and his wife are both political wizards, have similar interests, and have a harmonious relationship.

2. Women did not give in to men and forced Marcos to retreat

The president before Mrs. Aquino took office was Marcos, but Marcos was hated by the people because of his dictatorial rule. Mr. Aquino was one of them. He publicly expressed his opposition to the Marcos dictatorship and expressed dissatisfaction with his rule. This led to Mr. Aquino's unfortunate exile. Later, Mr. Aquino began to return to the Philippines to prepare for the election, but unfortunately he was assassinated on the way.

Not only did the bad news not make Mrs. Aquino collapse and despair, but she also inherited her husband's work during his lifetime to continue the fight against Marcos's dictatorship. This received strong support from the Catholic Cardinal of Manila, and naturally successfully won the support and support of the broad masses of the people. It can be said that "Don't say that women are not heroic creatures, the sound of dragon springs is heard on the wall every night." In addition, Marcos was already unpopular, so Mrs. Aquino naturally succeeded in becoming the new president.

Marcos was completely unable to accept the results of the election, so he immediately sent out the army in an attempt to eradicate Mrs. Aquino who blocked his dictatorship. However, such an excessive dictatorship was opposed by people. Even the President of the United States asked him to accept this fact. People around him also decided to side with Mrs. Aquino and led the army to surround Malaca?ang Palace. This incident was known as " The First People Power Revolution.”

In the end, Marcos had no choice but to take his wife and children and flee to Hawaii to stop fighting for power with Mrs. Aquino. This made Mrs. Aquino the first Chinese female president in the world, and also proved that "water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it." Those who win the hearts and minds of the people win the world.

3. Remain true to our original aspirations and serve the people wholeheartedly

After taking office, Mrs. Aquino made many reforms to suit the situation and also stipulated in the constitution that the president shall not be re-elected. I have to admit that Mrs. Aquino really has unique political insights and has led the Philippines to a bright development path. Of course, the United States has also been helping Mrs. Aquino to stabilize her presidential status.

During Mrs. Aquino’s administration, the military carried out many coups, but they were all blocked by the United States. Even so, Mrs. Aquino still terminated the U.S.-Philippines military base agreement. This move made the Philippine people more trustful. Support Mrs. Aquino.

Not only that, Mrs. Aquino has never forgotten that the blood of Chinese people is flowing in her body, and she has always maintained friendly exchanges with our country.

In 1988, my wife personally visited China. When she returned to her hometown, she immediately gave a speech, expressing that she was very proud to be a descendant of the Chinese.

Mrs. Aquino retired in 1992. Although she is no longer president, she still participates in politics and maintains her own position. Continuing to show the way for the Philippines and leading the "Second People Power Revolution" to unseat the next corrupt president when he was in office. Mrs. Aquino passed away in 2009 at the age of seventy-six. She worked hard for the Philippines and gave birth to five children. One of her sons, Aquino II, finally entered the political stage and served as a member of Congress for a long time. Later, he was successfully elected as the third president. Fifteen Presidents.