About Zheng Chenggong's deeds

Zheng Chenggong (1624 ~ 1662) was a national hero who fought against the Qing Dynasty in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the naval battle, Zheng Jun sank the Dutch main ship hector with a fireboat. In the land war; He also killed Thomas Budd, the leader of the Dutch invading army, and more than 1 10 officers and men. Zheng Chenggong led his troops to besiege Chibi City, forcing the Dutch army commander to cut off water. It's hard to describe, but he can lead the army to surrender on May 4th. Zheng Chenggong continued to attack Taiwan Province Province (now Anping, Taiwan Province Province), the capital of Dutch colonists. The Dutch colonial governor Yi Yi used the city's anti-aircraft guns to fight fiercely and attack the city. Zheng Chenggong commanded troops to besiege the provincial capital of Taiwan Province, while strengthening the political and economic construction in the recovered areas. After learning that Zheng Chenggong led an army to land in Taiwan Province Province, the Chief Executive and the Dutch Colonists' General Review Council sent reinforcements of 12 warships led by Jacob Cowu and 725 soldiers to dock in the city in September, and jointly attacked China warships in Taiwan Province Province Street and nearby with the Dutch army in the city. Under Zheng Jun's resolute counterattack, the Dutch army failed to attack. Kao Wu used the excuse of cooperating with the Qing army to attack Zheng Chenggong's army on the mainland and fled back to Batavia via Siam (now Thailand). Zheng Chenggong besieged Taiwan Province Province for more than eight months. At the beginning of December in the eighteenth year of Shunzhi, he bombarded Wuteli Fort in the east of Taiwan Province Province with artillery, occupied the fort and forcibly attacked the provincial capital of Taiwan Province. On 13, the Dutch colonists finally signed the surrender document containing the clause 18, and soon left Taiwan Province province with the remnants. Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan Province Province, which was occupied by Dutch colonists for nearly forty years. After Zheng Chenggong went to Taiwan Province Province, according to the political system of the mainland, Chiqian was changed to the eastern capital, Tianfu, Tianxing and Wannian counties were set to take charge of the north-south road, and Taiwan Province provinces and cities were changed to Anping Town, and then the appeasement department was set up in Penghu. He cultivated land economically and encouraged "releasing soldiers to agriculture". Attach importance to the development of foreign trade and non-governmental trade, and encourage people from the southeast coast of the mainland to move to Taiwan Province to settle down, so as to participate in agricultural production and popularize advanced farming techniques. Due to the reclamation activities of the army and immigrants, new villages and towns soon appeared in western Taiwan, and culture and education also developed. After recovering Taiwan Province for more than four months, Zheng Chenggong died on the eighth day of May in the first year of Kangxi (1662). During his one year and two months in Taiwan Province Province, he made great contributions to the recovery of Taiwan Province Province and the construction of Taiwan Province Province.