The world's first Chinese female president, after taking office, drove the US military out of the country and was proud of her Chinese descendants. Who is she?

There are many smaller countries around our country. The Philippines is one of them. Geographically, the Philippines is close to China. China people used to do business in the Philippines. During this period, some people returned to the motherland because they made a fortune, and others chose to stay overseas. Therefore, there are many Chinese and Chinese descendants in the Philippines, and they are closely related to China.

Among the Chinese living in the Philippines, the most famous is Mrs. Aquino. She is the first Chinese-American female president in the world. After taking office, she drove the US military out of the country! I am proud to be from China. According to relevant information, Mrs. Aquino's original surname was Xu, and her great-grandfather immigrated to the Philippines in the late Qing Dynasty. Later, because she seized the opportunity, she became rich. Later, his descendants began to go into politics, and Mrs. Aquino's father served as a member of the Philippine Congress and had a far-reaching influence in politics.

Born in such a family background, Mrs. Aquino received a very good education from an early age. She 13 years old went to study in the United States and met her husband after returning home. Because of their similar interests, they soon entered the marriage hall. Later, with the support of the people, Mrs Aquino became the president of the Philippines. After she took office, she carried out a series of reforms, the most famous of which was to terminate the US-Philippines military base agreement and let all US troops stationed in the Philippines withdraw. This move made Mrs Aquino win the heartfelt support of more Filipinos. 1988, she returned to her hometown with excitement. During this period, she made a public speech, claiming that she was from China and had always been proud of her China origin.

1992, Mrs Aquino stepped down as president. Since then, although she lost the supreme power, she still has strong political influence in the Philippines. She has always adhered to her political views and tried her best to point out the right path for the development of the Philippines.