87 years ago today, on July 28, 1938 (July 2, 1938 lunar calendar), the birthday of former Peruvian President Fujimori. Alberto Fujimori, Fujimori's family photo before his divorce from Suzanne, was born on July 28, 1938 in Lima to a Japanese expatriate family. His father immigrated to Peru from Okinawa, Japan, in 1936. Fujimori studied at the National Agricultural University of Lima, graduated in 1961, and then went to Europe and the United States to study, and received master's degrees from the University of Wisconsin in the United States and the University of Strasbourg in France. After returning home, he served as the head of the academic program of the agricultural and industrial department of the agricultural university three times in a row. Fujimori also worked as a TV host, Tongxiaoying, French and Japanese. He and his wife of Japanese descent, Susana, are divorced and have four children. In July 1989, Fujimori founded Peru's "Reform 90" movement with a group of independent party members. Under the slogan of "integrity, technology and hard work", he put forward a platform that was "different from both the left and the right". Fujimori participated in the 1990 national election and was elected president. On the eve of Fujimori taking office, Peru's economic situation was extremely severe, social contradictions were sharp, and there were continuous nationwide strikes, school strikes, and market strikes, and terrorist activities were rampant. After Fujimori came to power, he formed a multi-party cabinet with the color of expert governance, made major adjustments to the military and police generals, and restructured the government several times. His government focused on speeding up the privatization of state-owned enterprises and strengthening the fight against terrorism, both of which achieved certain results. The leaders of Peru's two major anti-government guerrilla groups at that time, the "Shining Path" and the "Tupac-Amaru Revolutionary Movement", and a number of leadership cadres were arrested, causing severe damage to the guerrillas. Economically, Fujimori overcame hyperinflation by implementing a series of reform measures, and achieved economic recovery and growth. In 1995, Peru held a new general election, and Fujimori was re-elected as president. According to Peru's constitution, the president can only be re-elected for one term, otherwise it violates democratic principles. Fujimori himself claimed that his first election in 1990 did not count because it was before the promulgation of the new constitution, and the constitution did not come into effect until three years later. Fujimori's supporters also passed a law explaining the legitimacy of his candidacy. Therefore, in 2000 he won the election and continued to serve as president. During his visit to China, Fujimori visited the Great Wall. "Peking duck tastes really good."