Valenkina
Most of the people we see in the political realm are men, and most of the great men are men.
Because in people's stereotypes, only men can make a difference in politics.
But some people have also said that women do not allow their eyebrows to be shaved, and women's political abilities are no worse than men's, or even stronger.
In ancient times on the mainland, there were Wu Zetian, and there were also very capable women abroad.
For example, Thatcher, because of her tough tactics, got a nickname, called the Iron Lady.
Thatcher
There's also German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is much more capable than some men.
The former prime minister of Ukraine, Tymoshenko, was also very capable, and got a nickname called the Princess of Gas.
These women play an important role in politics, allowing us to see that women can actually enter politics.
Political strong women are also not uncommon in men-dominated Russian politics.
For example, Russia's first female foreign spokesperson, Zakharova.
Her sharp words have repeatedly exposed the ugly faces of Western countries, which has made Americans frequently frustrated.
Zakharova
People's impression of Russia is certainly tough.
And this impression comes not only from our memories of the former Soviet Union, but also from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Putin's attitude towards Western countries is very tough, which also gives him a nickname called "tough guy".
At Putin's side is Russia's foreign minister, Named Lavrov, who is also a tough guy.
Defense Minister Shoigu is undoubtedly also a tough guy.
Combined, these people have given the Russian government as a whole a tough one.
Lavrov
In the Russian government there is such a woman, who is the chairman of the Committee of the Russian Federation.
She is the older of all government officials and is very capable.
Tough guy Putin also has to pay three points when he sees him, and he is called a big sister.
When the Minister of Defense and the Minister of Foreign Affairs saw her, they also had to nod their heads and say hello.
The eldest sister in Russian politics is called Valenkina Matviyenko.
How did she get to where she is today?
Valenkina was born on April 7, 1949, in her hometown of Spetovka, Ukraine.
Her father was a soldier and spent years on the front lines, rarely returning home.
My mother worked in a theater and was responsible for the costume design of the theater.
In her impression, her mother kept drawing manuscripts every day, while her father basically could not see them.
Such a family did not make her develop an indulgent personality, but made her quieter.
While other children were running around the street, she sat at her desk and quietly read a book.
Leningrad
Every time my father came home, it was the happiest time for the whole family.
Because every time this time the mother would make a big table of delicious food.
But when she was in the second grade, her father died unexpectedly.
Only she and her mother are left in the family to live together, and the days will be over.
However, the death of her father did not dispel her will, but aroused her fighting spirit to study.
She knew deeply that only by reading books could she change her destiny.
At that time, she had a dream, that is, to become a medical scientist.
Because she believes that becoming a medical scientist can develop advanced medical technology and save lives.
During her high school years, she studied very hard and was admitted to the Cherkasy Medical School.
She graduated from medical school in 1966 with great honors.
However, at this time, it is simply wishful thinking to become a medical scientist.
So she decided to continue her studies and go to Leningrad to continue her studies.
In the social situation at that time, it was more difficult to enter the medical school in Leningrad than to ascend to the heavens.
But she did not shrink back from this, but chose to continue to move forward.
After a period of preparation, she was finally admitted to the School of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Seeing that she was getting closer and closer to her dream, she worked harder.
She actively participates in the school's experiments on professional topics.
While working hard in college, she attracted the attention of a male student.
Medical Research
At a school event, she met her current husband, Vladimir.
At the time, her husband was just an ordinary doctor, and she was a medical student.
So the two are very talkative in life and work.
As they get to know each other deeply, the feelings of the two become stronger and stronger.
Finally, in her fifth grade, she and her husband got married and became husband and wife.
During her time at university, she also actively participated in the organization of the school, including some komsomol activities.
The people of the SOVIET Union
By the time she graduated, she had planned to go to the Institute of Medicine to do scientific research.
Because her dream was to become a scientist, she was admitted to medical school.
But before she could make up her mind, an invitation from the Komsomol committee disrupted her plans.
Because she is active in school activities and has some leadership skills.
So the school decided to assign him to graduate school to do some management work.
Although he worked in school, it was also linked to politics.
The invitation was incompatible with her original direction.
So at first she simply turned down the job offer and applied for an internship at the Institute.
At that time, the dean of the institute found her alone after learning of her idea.
The dean tried his best to keep her, hoping that she would be able to do the job.
She was impressed by the dean's sincerity, so she stayed.
This decision made her give up her childhood dream and thus step into politics.
She worked very hard, and three years after graduation she became the director of the Leningrad Regional Council.
In politics, she showed a political talent that surpassed her peers.
So after that, she jumped up a level every 3 years.
By 1984, she had become the first secretary of the local committee.
Her promotion rate is among the best in her class.
In her 10th year of graduation, her talents were appreciated by the leadership.
So she was arranged to enter the Academy of Social Sciences for further study.
After graduating from the Academy of Social Sciences, she was promoted again.
From secretary to first secretary.
After two years as secretary, she became vice president, responsible for managing culture and education.
By 1989, she had become a representative of the Soviet people, in charge of women's work.
Because of the very fast rate of promotion, she was the youngest in the bureau.
By this time she was nearing the pinnacle of power.
I thought her promotion had ended here, but then something changed.
At that time, there was a shortage of diplomats, and her learning ability was very strong.
Therefore, on the recommendation of the leader, she entered the China Foreign Affairs College for further study.
Because there was a shortage of diplomatic talents at that time, the leaders planned to vigorously train her.
She had been working as a woman before and knew nothing about diplomacy.
She was then transferred to Malta to take charge of diplomacy.
But it didn't take long for the Soviet Union to disintegrate.
But at this time her work was not affected and she continued her diplomatic work.
Soon after he was transferred back to Moscow to take on important duties.
But in 1997, she returned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was sent to Greece.
While working in Greece, she achieved a lot.
Greece
Her ability to work has attracted the attention of the Russian top brass.
She was then transferred back to China and met Yeltsin alone.
She was later elected by Yeltsin as deputy prime minister.
In the position of deputy prime minister, she stayed for 5 years.
In Russian politics, she is an older qualifier.
Because from the peak of the Soviet Union to the chaos, until the final disintegration, she was a witness.
Yeltsin
At that time, Yeltsin stepped down, and there was chaos in the political arena for a while.
Soon after, Putin took the stage and took Yeltsin's class.
She, the patriarch of the Three Dynasties, was recommended to Putin by Yeltsin.
Her ability to work Putin has heard about it before.
She was later appointed by Putin as Plenipotentiary for the Northwest Territories.
This move is all about Paving the way for Her future moves.
Putin
She was subsequently elected governor.
He became the veritable boss of the Northwest Territory and had a lot of power.
The speed of promotion is so fast, naturally it is indispensable to the doubts of others.
In 2011, she was found to have committed major irregularities in the planning of the city.
She aims to raise the city's income and boost the economy.
Nearly 40 historic buildings in the city were demolished and the land was given to the developer.
Malls, buildings rise from these places.
During this time, she also wanted to build a tall building of nearly 300 meters in the city center.
However, this proposal was opposed by all parties and finally fell short.
At that time, in order to stimulate the economic development of the city, she vigorously supported the small and medium-sized enterprises in the city.
Under her efforts, small and medium-sized enterprises have sprung up like mushrooms.
But the light industry of the city was destroyed, and then the environment, transportation, and unemployment all emerged.
At that time, the media conducted a poll of citizens.
Ask the public if they support Valenkina.
Once a year, her approval rating has been declining.
Most residents think she is doing a very poor job.
In this case, even Putin can't do anything about it.
Soon after, she was removed from the governor's position.
But soon after that she actually returned to the center.
Although he was removed from the position of governor, he was elected chairman of the Russian Federation.
Anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is a promotion.
She also made history, she was the first woman in Russian history to hold this position.
She has been in this position ever since.
As president, she made a lot of contributions to the government.
Three dynasty old ministers, in a high position, her income is naturally also the media talk.
As president, she is not much different from the status of the president.
So according to the law, her salary is probably the same as Putin's.
At that time, the media fabricated news that she would receive 450,000 rubles a month after retirement.
Converted into RMB, it can probably receive more than 21,000 yuan per month.
Hearing this, she was very angry and said that she could only receive 25,000 rubles a month.
Converted into RMB is only 2,000 yuan.
But on the salary scale of officials made public by the Russian government in 2021.
Her salary for the whole year totaled 1.45 million yuan.
According to calculations, the media speculation that her retirement salary of 21,000 yuan per month is also well-founded.
Even if the media speculation is true, it is reasonable.
Her collar spanned half a century and witnessed the development of Russia.
So she deserves this pension.