Guangdong is located in the southern gate of China, located in the South China Sea shipping hub location, more than 2,000 years ago, the Qin army went south, the Qin Dynasty general Zhao Tuo served as the commander of Longchuan County, wrote to Qin Shi Huang requested the Central Plains to move 500,000 residents to Lingnan, so a large number of merchants came to the present-day Guangdong area, in addition, in order to solve the problem of spouses of soldiers stationed after the war, 15,000 women came to Lingnan from the Central Plains.
By the Ming and Qing dynasties, Guangdong was already a rich land, according to records, in the forty-eighth year of Qianlong, the registered population of the province has reached 14.487 million, "Guangzhou Thirteen Lines" is extremely famous, is one of the three major merchant groups in the Qing Dynasty, and there are many celebrities who have gone out from Guangdong.
Zheng Xin's ancestral home is Huafu Village, Chenghai County, Chaozhou Prefecture, Guangdong Province, his father Zheng Yong was poor when he first arrived in Ayutthaya City, but he worked hard, and by 1767, Zheng Xin was proclaimed king and founded the Thonburi Dynasty; Luo Fangbo was a native of Shifanbao, Jiaying Prefecture, Guangdong Province, who failed several township tests, and went to Kalimantan Island with relatives and friends, and in 1777, Luo Fangbo became the head of the Lanfang Republic...
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Wu Yaopei, a native of Taishan, Guangdong, left his hometown and belonged to the earliest batch of Chinese who immigrated to Australia, and then gave birth to a son, Wu Yingcai, but the Wu family did not have a satisfactory life in Australia, and in the 1930s, Wu Yingcai returned to China to develop.
In 1942, when the war was chaotic, Wu Yingcai's family arrived in Canada as refugees, when Wu Yingcai's daughter Wu Bingzhi was only 3 years old, and she did not understand all the changes very well, but living in a group of white people, Wu Bingzhi's family was not very good, not to mention that they were still refugees, so they suffered discrimination.
In 1949, Wu's family was granted Canadian citizenship, but she was still discriminated against at school. However, the dilemma can inspire people to move up, Wu Bingzhi is a stubborn girl, she made up her mind to study hard and change the unfair treatment of immigrants.
10 years later, Wu Bingzhi was admitted to the University of Toronto with very good results, and after obtaining a master's degree in English literature from the University of Toronto, Wu Bingzhi went to the University of Paris in France for further study, and after completing his studies, Wu Bingzhi entered the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and soon became a household name gold host.
In addition, Wu Bingzhi's television production has won 12 television awards in the United States and Canada. In 1982, Wu Bingzhi began to dabble in politics, her every step is very steady, Wu Bingzhi knows her direction, always keeps working hard, even if she encounters discrimination and prejudice, she believes that these things are not deeply rooted.
In 1999, at the age of 60, Wu Bingzhi became Canada's symbolic head of state, the 26th Governor-General, the first Chinese to hold the post, before that, Canada's successive governors were white, British before the 50s, and Canadian-born Caucasians after the 50s. But at the end of the 90s, this phenomenon was broken.
The National Post, a mainstream Canadian media outlet, reported: "Mrs Clarkson (Wu Bingzhi) is deeply respected by the whole country, she is intelligent and upright, elegant and approachable, and has no partisan political background. More importantly, although she comes from a foreign country, she is deeply in love with her second home. ”
Wu Yingcai was also very proud after learning this news, 57 years ago, their family entered Canada as refugees, there was no background, 57 years later, their family actually produced a female governor, in which the ups and downs, setbacks, and glory, are Wu Bingzhi's life wealth, but also inspired many Chinese.