May 14, 2022 Chinese Article in WeChat. Congratulating Alice Guo winning as Bamban Mayor

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[BicycleHorse]

My note on this:

"In recent years, a large number of outstanding overseas Chinese in the Philippines have actively participated in Philippine political affairs through election campaigns and other channels, making outstanding contributions to the social development of the Philippines. They have also actively fought for more political rights for overseas Chinese in the Philippines, and have become a prominent figure in the overseas Chinese community in the Philippines. Shining new star." -based sa 2nd website provided ng nag comment sa You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now..

Full translation:

Congratulations to the beloved daughter of Chao Dai Township Xian Guo Jian for becoming the first female mayor and the first Chinese mayor in the Philippines!

Chaodai Village, Jinjing Town 2022-05-14 17:41 Fujian

The town of Bamban Tarlac in Tarlac Province elected its first female mayor, Alice Leal Guo . She defeated her opponent in the local election by a narrow margin of more than 400 votes.

Guo, a businesswoman and a novice politician, was elected as the first female mayor and the first Chinese-disendant mayor in the history of the town with 16,503 votes. Bamban Town is located in Dara Province and connects Pampanga Province. It is a small town between New Clark City and Clark Freeport. It has jurisdiction over 15 Barangays. According to 2020 data, the population 78,260 people.

Her running mate, former Bamban Mayor Leonardo “Ding” Annanciacion, was also announced as deputy mayor.

This article alone may not provide enough evidence that the person in question is a Chinese citizen. In mainland China, people tend to consider anyone with Chinese ancestry as their own and attribute their achievements to shared heritage. This is similar to when Filipinos claim individuals with even a quarter Filipino heritage as their own, such as when someone of Filipino descent places second in a spelling bee.

 

[plhbg1]

This article alone may not provide enough evidence that the person in question is a Chinese citizen.

react lang ako dito, citizenship is not the same as race