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Lee Kuan Yew (Lee Kuan Yew, 16 September 1923, 23 March 2015), a Singaporean Chinese, is a native of Dangxi Township, Gaopi Town, Dapu County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, graduated from Raffles College Singapore, and is one of the founders of the Singapore People's Action Party.

He has served as the Prime Minister of Singapore (Founding Head), Singapore's Supreme Leader, Senior Minister of State and Senior Cabinet of Singapore, Secretary-General of the Singapore People's Action Party, Member of the Legislative Assembly (renamed Parliament in December 1965), the first Prime Minister of Singapore's Self-Government**, Senior Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, Honorary President of the International Confucian Federation, Senior Minister of the Cabinet (Prime Minister's Office), and is known as the "Father of the Nation of Singapore".

Lee Kuan Yew is a Singaporean Chinese.

Lee Kuan Yew, born on September 16, 1923 in Hui Dan Liang, is a Singaporean Chinese, whose ancestral home is Dapu County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. He is a former Prime Minister of Singapore and has served as Senior Minister of State and Senior Minister of the Cabinet. He has made outstanding contributions to the independence and rise of Singapore, and is known as the "Father of Singapore" by Qianyun.

On 14 May 2011, he announced his resignation from the Singapore Cabinet. Lee Kuan Yew is not only one of Singapore's founding fathers, but also one of the most influential figures in the world today.

Lee Kuan Yew turned the tide and led Singapore to independence at the age of 36. During his 40-year tenure as Prime Minister, he spearheaded Singapore's transformation, promoting the development of the Jurong Industrial Park, the establishment of the Provident Fund System, the establishment of the Independent Commission Against Corruption, and the implementation of education reforms.

Positive reviews.

Lee Kuan Yew made outstanding contributions to Singapore's independence and rise, and is known as the "Father of the Nation". Lee Kuan Yew is not only one of Singapore's founding fathers, but also one of the most influential figures in Singapore today, during his decades as Singapore's prime minister, he sidelined political opponents, ignored Western criticism, firmly held power, led Singapore to political independence and economic prosperity, and transformed a lifeless city-state into a global ** and financial center - Singapore has become the second richest country in Asia after Japan.

On 7 December 2000, the Chinese University of Hong Kong was established in Singapore.

Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew presented him with an honorary doctorate, calling him one of the most outstanding statesmen of the last century, and describing him as "fighting corruption with integrity", "fighting chaos with law", "emphasizing peace and avoiding conflict", "reconciling race and eliminating hatred", and "leading Singapore to the road to prosperity and strength".

On May 17, 2005, Fudan University conferred on 82-year-old Lee Kuan Yew an honorary doctorate in recognition of his contribution to the development of Sino-Singapore relations.

As Lee Kuan Yew's ancestors were all Hakka, he himself is regarded as one of the outstanding representatives of the Hakka family and has been specially appointed as the Permanent Honorary Chairman of Singapore Cha Yeung (Tai Po) Association, the largest Hakka community (organisation) in Singapore. [19]

Negative reviews. Lee Kuan Yew's introduction of bilingual education in the early years of his administration, with its emphasis on rote memorization, was a wrong approach that led to the loss of interest in Chinese for generations and the development of Chinese education in Singapore. [20]

In 1980, Lee Kuan Yew** closed Nanyang University, the only Chinese university outside Greater China, due to "English supremacy" and "political interests", and the survival of Chinese education was cut short. [21]

Looking back on history, Singapore could have become the cultural, economic and political center of the Chinese in Southeast Asia, but the Lee Kuan Yew regime only realized the benefits that the Western capital world could bring to Singapore, and did not realize that the Chinese businessmen in Southeast Asia and the world could bring greater business opportunities to Singapore, and the loss of Chinese education was not only a loss for the Chinese in Singapore, but also a loss for the entire Chinese community in Southeast Asia.

Lee Kuan Yew, this guy was a person who got mixed up from the time he copied ***, and we know that that era was the most severe day for the international situation. His ability to stand in such an environment has led to Singapore's economic take-off, making Singapore the second de facto developed country in Asia.

As if that were not enough, Lee Kuan Yew's diplomacy was also very clever. Because the Chinese population in Singapore accounts for more than half of the total population, it is easy to fall to China at that time, and it is surrounded by countries hostile to China.

However, Lee Kuan Yew said that Singapore would be the last country to establish diplomatic relations with China. This not only did not damage relations with neighboring countries, but also did not offend China.

In general, he still has some controversy in the eyes of us Chinese. But it cannot be denied at all that he was a great statesman.

Although there is no direct impression, copy, but through the **bai surface information can be deeply felt:

1, Li Xiandusheng is a pure Yan Huang grandson, dao has the unique wisdom, belief and feelings of the Loess Plateau race, is a rare leader.

2. Li Lao took World War II as an opportunity to fight for the independent personality position of the Nanyang Chinese and got rid of the Nanyang Chinese biography. Command. The embarrassment of being discriminated against at home has embarked on the unique development path of modern overseas Chinese, and he is a well-deserved master of the Li Dynasty of the third country after the Li Dynasty of Korea and the Li Dynasty of Vietnam after Li Tang.

3. He is a person with great national consciousness, actively accepting outstanding Chinese students from the mainland, and maintaining Chinese characteristics. Hue. At the same time, it abandoned the stubborn feudal bureaucratic political system of the Chinese mainland and led its own people to prosperity and strength.

If there is an opportunity, Nanyang is just around the corner.

Lee Kuan Yew, the leader of a small country, is a master of walking the "political tightrope". Wandering between the two camps of the East and the West in the world, left and right, retracting and releasing freely. He is a good politician.

On December 7, 2000, the Chinese University of Hong Kong called him one of the most outstanding politicians in the past 100 years, and described him as "fighting corruption with integrity", "fighting chaos with law", "focusing on peace and avoiding conflict", "reconciling race and eliminating hatred", and "leading Singapore to the road of prosperity and strength".

Quite simply, it's a friend and an adversary. While having a good relationship with you, I am also wary of you.

First of all, I don't know where you start with the hurt you are talking about, Lee Kuan Yew is the leader of Singapore, and what he wants to do is to be responsible for the people of Singapore, to safeguard the best interests of Singapore, Singapore is a multi-ethnic country, not another China, let alone your colony, Singapore, as a small country, can only hold a careful balance against the background of strong neighbors, politics is never as simple as you think, especially a small country, no one can deny that Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has been a great help to China, and he is a great politician The great founding father of Singapore, the great Chinese, is the eternal good friend of the people of Chinese (I hope that some people and ** will improve their knowledge level more, have their own judgment ability, and don't see the wind or rain).

In fact, in the final analysis, people advocate that Singapore become independent because they want to make their own decisions, and he is a prime minister when he is independent, and he is only a provincial governor no matter which country he joins, and everyone knows how to choose.

Lee Kuan Yew died of illness.

At 3:18 a.m. on March 23, 2015, he died at the age of 91 due to ineffective medical treatment. On March 29, 2015, at 14 pm, a state funeral was held at the Cultural Centre of the National University of Singapore.

Lee Kuan Yew (16 September 1923 – 23 March 2015) was a Singaporean, former Prime Minister (Founding Head of State) and Supreme Leader of Singapore. His ancestral home is Dangxi Township, Gaopi Town, Dapu County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. Graduated from Raffles College, Singapore.

In November 1954, he participated in the establishment of the Singapore People's Action Party. He was the Secretary General of the Singapore People's Action Party, a Member of the Legislative Assembly (renamed Parliament in December 1965), the first Prime Minister of Singapore's Self-Government**, a Senior Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, the Honorary President of the International Confucian Federation, and a Senior Minister to the Cabinet (Prime Minister's Office). On May 14, 2011, Lee Kuan Yew announced his resignation from the Singapore Cabinet, marking the end of an era.

He was diagnosed with prostate cancer in January this year, and his condition deteriorated due to severe pneumonia.

Singapore's founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew passed away at 3:18 local time on March 23, 2015, at the age of 91.

Lee Kuan Yew was hospitalized with a severe lung disease and admitted to the intensive care unit, during which time he was "killed" online. In recent years, he has been in poor health and has undergone heart surgery.

Lee Kuan Yew was Singapore's first Prime Minister, Senior Minister of State and Senior Minister of the Cabinet, and is known as the "Father of the Nation". He is not only one of Singapore's founding fathers, but also one of Singapore's most influential figures.