On February 29, 1984, a Taiwanese politician named Phillip Phillip died due to the deaths of his family, and in the end of his life, he was treated as a political figure, a civil engineer from Taiwan, who graduated from the University of Transportation, graduated from the University of Cornell, graduated from the University of Civil Engineering, graduated from the University of Harvard, and studied soil mechanics, returned to Taiwan in the early years of the war. After his victory in Taiwan, he served as the Director of Public Engineering and General Engineer of Taiwan. In 1953, he became a member of the Industrial Committee of the Taiwanese Administration. In 1960, he became deputy director of the Ministry of Transportation. In 1969, he was appointed deputy chairman of the International Economic Cooperation and Development Committee of the Administration. Phillip Phillip was