An immigrant named Xu

Our country has a vast territory and there are many friendly neighbors around us. Since ancient times, we have helped each other and made common progress, which has greatly developed Asia's economy and culture. The Philippines is a neighboring country across the sea from China. Because the Philippines has many employment opportunities and is close to us, it is a place that many China people yearn for development. They went to the Philippines to look for various jobs.

Many China people who went to the Philippines to develop in the early days have achieved a lot. Among them, Mrs. Aquino, whose full name is Corazon Aquino, is the most successful and outstanding one who immigrated to the Philippines, but has China descent in her body. She is the first Chinese female president in the world, and she is even more proud of her China identity. After taking office, she drove the American troops out of the country and was honored as Mrs. Aquino.

I. Identity background

Mrs Aquino is from Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province, China. Her original name is not Mrs Aquino. Her real name is Xu, and her great-grandfather is. Great-grandfather Xu Shangzhi immigrated to the Philippines in the late Qing Dynasty, made a fortune and became a local tycoon. Xu Shangzhi joined Catholicism again and changed his name to Sai Hui Huan Ge I.

He not only pursued economic achievements, but also devoted himself to political activities after he became rich. This had a subtle influence on his descendants. Later, the father of Mrs. Aquino, the eldest grandson of Jose Hugo I, also served as a member of the Philippine Congress, and his position in politics was also highly respected. All this makes Mrs. Aquino have a unique view on politics and a shrewd political mind beyond ordinary people.

As early as 13, Mrs Aquino went to the United States to study, met a young politician Benigno Aquino after returning home, and finally got married. Therefore, Mrs. Akinov's life is quite successful. Both of them are political wizards, like-minded and harmonious.

Second, women won't let men, forcing Marcos to come back.

Before Mrs Aquino came to power, the president was Marcos, but Marcos hated the people's dictatorship over him. Mr Aquino is one of them. He publicly expressed his opposition to Marcos' dictatorship and his dissatisfaction with his rule, which led to Mr. Aquino's unfortunate exile. Later, Mr. Aquino began to return to the Philippines to prepare for the general election, but unfortunately he was assassinated on the way.

The bad news not only failed to make Mrs Aquino collapse and despair, but also inherited her husband's work before his death and continued to fight against Marcos' dictatorship. This has been strongly supported by the Catholic cardinals in Manila and naturally won the support and support of the broad masses of the people. It can really be said that "women are not British things, and they sing on the wall of Longquan every night." In addition, Marcos was unpopular, so Mrs. Aquino naturally succeeded in becoming the new president.

Marcos couldn't accept the election results at all, so he immediately sent troops to try to eradicate Mrs. Aquino who blocked his dictatorship. However, this excessive dictatorship was opposed by people. Even the president of the United States asked him to accept this fact. The people around him also decided to stand on Mrs Aquino's side and led the army to surround the Malakanang Palace. This incident was also the "first people's power revolution".

In the end, Marcos had to flee to Hawaii with his wife and children, and no longer competed with Mrs. Aquino for power and profit. This makes Mrs. Aquino the first Chinese-American female president in the world, and also shows that "water can carry a boat and overturn it", and those who win the hearts of the people win the world.

Third, don't forget your own initiative and serve the people wholeheartedly.

After Mrs. Aquino took office, she prescribed the right medicine, carried out many reforms, and stipulated in the Constitution that the president could not be re-elected. I have to admit that Mrs. Aquino does have unique political opinions and led the Philippines onto a bright development path. Of course, the United States has also been helping Mrs. Aquino to stabilize her presidency.

During Mrs Aquino's administration, the military staged several coups, but they were all stopped by the United States. Even so, Mrs. Aquino terminated the US-Philippines military base agreement, which made the Filipino people trust and support Mrs. Aquino more.

Not only that, Mrs Aquino has never forgotten that China's blood runs through her body, and she has always maintained friendly exchanges with China. And in 1988, his wife personally visited China and returned to her native land. She immediately gave a speech, expressing her pride as a descendant of the Chinese people.

Mrs Aquino resigned on 1992. Although she is no longer the president, she still participates in politics and maintains her position. Continue to point out the direction for the Philippines and lead the "Second People's Power Revolution" to overthrow the corrupt president of the latter when he took office. In 2009, Mrs Aquino died at the age of 76. She fought for the Philippines for the first time and gave birth to five children. Her son Aquino II finally entered politics and served as an important member of Congress for a long time. Later, she was successfully elected as the fifteenth president.