Why is Zheng Chenggong regarded as a national hero by the Japanese?

Zheng Zhilong has a rich life experience. When he was just eighteen, he went to Macau to do business with his younger brother. As a result, his business relationship often crisscrossed. He has also been to Japan, where he met his wife Tian. Later, they gave birth to a child. This man is Zheng Chenggong, the national hero of China, so he is half Japanese. Therefore, he can also be said to be Japanese. In addition, there are the following points:

1, Zheng Chenggong Kangqing, China and Japan. 1646, Zheng Chenggong rose up against the Qing Dynasty and became the most important anti-Qing force in Nanming. The Japanese ambition to conquer China entered the practical stage from the Qing Dynasty. Zheng Chenggong, who dared to confront the Qing Dynasty, satisfied the Japanese hostility to China.

2. Zheng's successful rise is in line with Japan's ambition. Because Zheng Chenggong refused to surrender to the Manchu Dynasty, later generations also opposed reunification for a long time, which catered to the Japanese ambition of occupying Taiwan Province Province and engaging in great division to some extent. In their view, Zheng Chenggong was the first example of Japanese descendants ruling Taiwan Province Province.

Zheng Chenggong was twisted into a Japanese samurai. In Saemon's The Battle of the Country's Surname and Leaves, the national hero of China was arbitrarily distorted and transformed to meet the needs of Japanese political and military purposes. They lied that Zheng Chenggong grew up in Japan and gave him a Japanese name "Kazuchi". This drama has been staged in Japan for three consecutive years, with an audience of over 200,000.

In his early years, Zheng Zhilong gave Zhu Yihai to Zheng Chenggong for adoption. When Zheng Zhilong surrendered to the Qing government, Zheng Chenggong was already in his twenties. He was ashamed of what his father had done. Later, Zheng Chenggong led troops to attack the Qing army, but the influence of the Qing army gradually expanded. Finally, Zheng Chenggong turned his attention to Taiwan Province Province and successfully recovered Taiwan Province Province in the 18th year of Shunzhi.