On this day, 50 years ago, June 9, 1975 (April 30, 1975, the lunar calendar), my country established diplomatic relations with the Philippines. The slums of Manila, Philippines, are the full name of the Republic of the Philippines. In 1543, the Spanish colonists named the Philippines the area around Leyte Island after his Crown Prince and later King Philip II. Located in southeastern Asia. It covers an area of 299700 square kilometers. The population was approximately 70.27 million (1995), of which more than 85% were Malay. There are more than 70 languages, the official languages are English and Filipino. 93% of residents profess Roman Catholic and Protestant Christianity. The capital city of Manila. It consists of 7107 islands, 3/4 of which are mountainous and have more than 10 active volcanoes. Mineral resources mainly include copper, gold, silver, iron, chromium, nickel, petroleum, etc. Rich in forest resources and geothermal resources. Coconut production and exports rank first in the world; it is a major supplier of abaca in the world market. The per capita GDP was 11833 pesos (1995). The main crops are rice, corn, coconut, sugarcane, hemp, tobacco, etc. Fisheries are developed. There are mainly manufacturing, mining, fuel and power industries. Exports coconut products, sugar, mineral products, wood, etc.; imports petroleum, machinery, chemicals, metal materials, cotton yarn, synthetic fibers, etc. The Filipinos originated in prehistoric times. Before the 16th century, there were feudal kingdoms in the north, center and south. Spanish invasion in the early 16th century. Independence was declared on June 12, 1898 (National Day) and the Republic of the Philippines was established. It was occupied by the United States that year. A self-government was established in November 1935. It was captured by Japan in 1942. In 1944, the US military reoccupied it. The Republic of the Philippines declared its independence on July 4, 1946. Pursuing an independent foreign policy and developing political and economic relations with all countries on the basis of balance, equality, mutual benefit and mutual respect. On June 9, 1975, diplomatic relations were established with China. Philippine flag, Philippine currency, Philippine Navy AW109 helicopter, Philippine Army, TA-50 attack aircraft purchased from South Korea, USS Delbilar, warship, taxi, city bus, Jeepney bus, beautiful island and cave in the Philippines, peeping out into the sea, clear water and blue sky, Philippine cuisine, lobster, Philippine fresh aquatic products, are overwhelming. Manila China Friendship Gate Manila downtown streets The Philippines 'most famous Manila Cathedral Vigan Ancient Town was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1999, and each building was preserved in its original flavor. Sometimes I really think I am in Spain a hundred years ago. Lukban Carnival, the most famous Baowei Church in Lawo, the Blue Saint Augustine Church, the newly decorated Internet cafe in the ancient town of Vigan. In order to protect the stone slabs of the ancient town of Vigan, the government stipulates that cars are not allowed to enter, and only horse-drawn carriages are allowed to travel here. The annual Harvest Festival celebration in the Philippines at sunset on the sea in the interior of the Vigan Cathedral, including the sacred altar dedicated to it, is also decorated with crops. The Wigan Smiley Face Harvest Festival is the Pahiyas Festival, which means "dressing up the house". This is the big day of the year in this Lukban town. The words on the large posters of boys and girls dressed in costumes are made of collage of various grains. The clothes worn by men and women participating in the Harvest Festival parade are made from various crops. King Aquino III, President Benigno Aquino III, was elected in June 2010. President's Day, the picture shows Aquino III attending the delivery ceremony of the Philippine Navy's USS Del Bilal on December 14, 2011. Fishing boats in the Philippines, fishing is a very important local industry. Island tourism, tourism is one of the important economic incomes of the Philippines.