Zheng Chenggong, whose original name is Zheng Sen, also named Damu, is a young man who is smart, brave and promising. His father, Zheng Zhilong, was a native of Nan'an County, Quanzhou, Fujian Province. He was an official in the late Ming Dynasty and became the governor of Tongzhi; his mother, Tagawa, was Japanese. In 1624 AD, the year when the Dutch colonists invaded Taiwan, Success was born. In 1645 AD, the Qing army entered the pass. Zhu Yujian, king of the Ming and Tang Dynasties, proclaimed himself emperor in Fuzhou, changed the Yuan Dynasty to Longwu, and granted Zheng Zhilong the title of Jian'an Bo. Zhilong went to court with success. The king of Tang asked him how to save the country. Successfully replied: "Yue Fei once said, 'As long as civil servants do not love money and military generals are not afraid of death, the world will be stable.' In Yichen's opinion, these two sentences are still particularly important today." The king of Tang appreciated it greatly and gave him a gift. His surname was Zhu, and he was successfully renamed and appointed as the admiral of the imperial army. From then on, the people called success "the surname of the country". Next year, the Qing army invaded Fujian in a large scale, the Tang king was captured, and Zheng Zhilong surrendered to the Qing army. At this time, Cheng Cheng was only twenty-two years old. He was saddened by the destruction of his country and the suffering of his people, so he raised the banner of "Killing his father to serve the country". He and his comrades took a boat to Nan'ao (now Nan'ao, Guangdong) to recruit troops to counterattack, and successfully captured Xiamen (formerly known as Zhongzuo Institute). Renamed Simingzhou) as an anti-Qing base area. Then Zhangzhou (now Longxi County, Fujian Province) was captured, and the people of Fujian gathered in solidarity to respond. Taiwan has been our territory since ancient times. During the Southern Song Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty, the Chinese government formally established officials in Penghu and Taiwan for management. In 1624, the Dutch colonists invaded Taiwan and implemented brutal colonial rule. The Taiwanese people continued to revolt. In the spring of 1661, just as Zheng Chenggong was preparing to drive away the Dutch colonists, a patriotic man named He Bin came to Xiamen from Taiwan. He expressed to Cheng Cheng the desire of the Taiwanese people for liberation and presented him with a map for marching into Taiwan. . This further strengthened the determination to successfully regain Taiwan. In the third month of the lunar calendar in 1661, Zheng Chenggong left his son Zheng Jing to defend Xiamen and Kinmen. He personally led an army of 25,000 men (one said more than 40,000) and one hundred warships (one said more than 300) from Kinmen Island. Departing from Liaoluo Bay and marching towards Taiwan. On the 24th, the army entered the sea of ??Penghu, and violent storms suddenly struck. In order to complete the great cause of liberation as soon as possible, under extremely harsh weather conditions, the army was successfully ordered to advance through the waves overnight. Zheng Chenggong's army landed at Heliao Port in Lu'ermen on a night of high tide and attacked Chikan Tower. The enemy garrison was defeated and surrendered. So he successfully left his general Yang Chaodong to guard Chican Tower, and personally led his army to take advantage of the victory to attack Chican City (the "Imperial City" built by the Dutch colonists in Tainan). Zheng Chenggong wrote a letter to the Dutch colonial leader Kui Yi, the governor of Taiwan, asking him to surrender. There are a few words in the letter: "However, Taiwan has long been operated by the Chinese, and it is China's land... Now that I have come to claim it, the land should be mine." It is clearly pointed out that the Chinese people's recovery of the lost land is indelible. truth. However, Kui Yi, who was aggressive by nature, still tried to take advantage of the danger and resisted. He successfully ordered the army to tightly surround Chican City and launch artillery attacks on the city. The Gaoshan people near Chican City came to welcome and assist Zheng Chenggong. The Han people in the city also conveyed news to Zheng Chenggong. The fate of the colonists was completely in Zheng Chenggong's hands. Before their death, the Dutch colonists still tried to make a desperate struggle. They sent a reinforcement army from Batavia, but they were quickly repelled by Zheng Chenggong's army. Chican City was besieged for more than seven months, with more than 1,600 enemy officers and soldiers killed or injured. Finally, the enemy's water source was cut off by me, and Kui Yiqian donkey had no choice but to raise the white flag and declare surrender. In the twelfth lunar month of this year, the enemy signed the surrender treaty. Kui Yi led the remaining 500 enemies to retreat from Taiwan, our territory, in embarrassment. Taiwan, which had been occupied for more than thirty years, has since returned to the embrace of the motherland. After Zheng Chenggong regained Taiwan, he first abolished the cruel exploitation of the Dutch colonists, renamed the Chihkan City built by the Dutch as Chengtian Mansion, and renamed Taiwan the Eastern Capital. Opening up fields, engaging in production, setting up schools, and developing culture have enabled Taiwan's economy and culture to develop rapidly. It has been three hundred years since Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan. Historical facts prove that the Chinese people have a glorious tradition of revolutionary struggle. No matter how rampant the invaders may be temporarily and whatever plots they play, they will eventually get out of our territory. Zheng Chenggong’s heroic deeds and his patriotic spirit in resisting foreign aggression will always be an example for us to learn from.