Have there been any festivals between China and the Philippines in history?

Actually, it never happened before. These two countries have always been friendly neighbors. King Sulu, who ruled the Philippines in the Ming Dynasty, even followed Zheng He's fleet to Beijing to appear before Emperor Yongle. The king stayed in China for a long time and finally died in China. Now there is the tomb of Sulu King in Dezhou, Shandong Province. Since the Song Dynasty, there have been Chinese immigrants in the Philippines. Most of the time, they lived in peace with the local people and fought against the Spanish, American and Japanese invaders together.

Recently, however, it has been different. After 1970s, China and the Philippines were at loggerheads over the islands in the South China Sea. Despite its patience, China has moved its border to the north. However, the Filipino people have a guilty conscience. They often illegally occupy the South China Sea Islands when China needs peace. Deng Xiaoping had a direct conflict with the Philippine President, who claimed that the disputed islands were closer to the Philippines, while Deng Xiaoping retorted that the Philippines was also close to China. Causing it to rupture unharmoniously. China's current national strength is insufficient. After Deng Xiaoping's death, he devoted himself to economic development. So many islands were occupied by the Philippines. Recently, the Philippines captured several China islands, and the relationship between the two countries is rather tense, which needs to be resolved slowly in the future.