Is the father of Thai Prime Minister Yingluck a purebred Chinese or a Chinese-Thai hybrid?

My Chinese name is Qiu, and I was born on June 1967 and June 2 1 day in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand. She is the fourth generation Thai Chinese and the youngest sister of former Thai Prime Minister thaksin shinawatra. Yingla received her bachelor's and master's degrees in political science from Chiang Mai University in Thailand and Kentucky State University in the United States in 1988 and 1990 respectively. After returning to China, Yingluck served as the president of AIS Telecom and the executive president of a real estate company, which belongs to the Sinava family business. Yingla is married, and her husband anusorn amornchat is the president of a company and has one child. Before the general election in Thailand, Yingluck had no political experience. She just helps manage the family business. However, on May 6, 20 1 1, Yingluck, who was only 44 years old, became Thailand's first choice for the Thai Party to run for prime minister. On July 3rd, she won the election against the Democratic Party led by former Prime Minister abhisit vejjajiva again. Of the 500 seats in the House of Commons, Yingluck won 299 seats for the Thai Party, while Abhisit's Democratic Party only won 132 seats. 20 1 1 On August 5th, 2008, as a candidate for the Prime Minister of the Thai Party, she was elected as the 28th Prime Minister of Thailand at the second meeting of the 24th House of Commons. On August 8th, King bhumibol adulyadej of Thailand issued a decree, officially appointing Yingluck Shinawatra as the 28th Prime Minister of Thailand, and she was the first female Prime Minister of Thailand.

1939, Yingla's uncle changed his surname to "Sinava" because he wanted to enter the military school, while Yingla's father began to enter politics as "Qin" and served as a member of parliament twice. When China people in Thailand communicate with foreigners, they all claim to be Thais, not China people. The acceptance of Chinese assimilation dispels Thai people's doubts about Chinese, and at the same time, it also accepts Chinese's active and comprehensive participation in all fields of the country, including political activities.

It turns out that Yingla's father's ancestral home is Tangkeng Qiuwu Village, Fengshun County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, and Yingla's mother's ancestral home is Rulindi, Meijiao Village, Songkou, Meixian County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. Yingla's great-grandfather Qiu Shunsheng came to Qianzhuwen in eastern Thailand from Fengshun, Guangdong Province to do business, and gave birth to Yingla's grandfather Qiu Achang. After graduating from high school, Qiu Achang went to Bangkok to set up a factory to produce powdered water. Later, he moved to Chiang Mai and was hired by the government as a local tax official. Yingla's father, Qinnayue Sinava, began to enter politics and served as a member of parliament for two terms. Yingla is the youngest daughter. Yingla's mother, Jin Rui, was originally from Rulin, Meijiao Village, Songkou County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. 1939 When Jin Rui was a child, her father Huang Quancheng returned to Meijiao Village, Songkou County, Meixian County, where she lived for two years. Jin Rui's grandfather Huang Tongxiu was born in Meijiao Village. He went to Thailand to do business for Guangdong's16th generation Huang. Huang's father, Huang Quancheng, is a first-generation immigrant. From Meijiao village to Thailand, he first lived in his brother's house in Bangkok for a while, then moved to Chiang Mai in the north and opened a grocery store, which was full of nostalgia. He is one of the local Hakka overseas Chinese leaders and is highly respected. Huang Quancheng has two wives, both from Chiang Mai, who can speak Hakka. He has seven children, the eldest son Huang Huanxiang and the eldest daughter Jin Rui, all born to Pei Yuan. Huang Hongxiang, Huang Jinlang and Huang Zhangjin were born by Depei. It can be seen that Yingla is full of Hakka descent and the spirit of struggle, optimism and hard work of Hakka women.