What's your opinion about the Philippines' entry into the China edition?

The world consists of more than 200 countries and regions, and each country develops its own national conditions because of its unique culture and history. Today, we pay attention to Southeast Asia again. Today's protagonist is a Philippine island country across the bashi channel from Taiwan Province Province, China. Let's have a look.

The Philippines is a multi-ethnic archipelago country in Southeast Asia, with a territory area of 300,000 square kilometers, which is roughly equivalent to the area of three Zhejiang provinces. There are many islands on the island, so it is also called? The country of a thousand islands? . The island scenery of the Philippines is also very unique, attracting thousands of tourists to spend their holidays every year, and the tourism industry is developed. In addition, the level of the island, rich means of subsistence and suitable climate make it a beautiful island country.

The ancestors of Filipinos first lived in the Asian continent and later moved to the Philippines today. According to historical records, Soochow sent envoys to visit the Philippine Islands during the Three Kingdoms period. /kloc-at the end of 0/4, the Philippines began to establish a feudal regime-Sulu Sultanate, and it was the king of this Sulu Sultanate who asked to join the Chinese territory. The Philippines is also home to many overseas Chinese, most of whom immigrated from China.

What happened to the Philippines at that time? Sea overlord? Spain invaded to protect the Qing court. King Sulu had to send envoys to present a package of land to show his loyalty, hoping to join the territory of China in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the ruler of the Qing court was Emperor Qianlong. He felt that the Philippines was too far away from the capital to govern, and China was closing its doors at that time, so he declined.

In 20 17, the gross domestic product of the Philippines reached more than 300 billion dollars, equivalent to about 2 trillion yuan. Just imagine, if Lord Ganlong agreed at that time, China not only owns a large area of land, but China people don't need a visa to travel to the Philippines today. What do you think of Philippine's entry into China territory?