Park Geun-hye

Park Geun-hye, a 60-year-old Korean woman elected president of the Republic of Korea, rewrite the political history of modern and contemporary Asian. Women to become the president of a country, and sent the world a bright and powerful signal of upcoming upheaval, especially patriarchal ridden South Korea (including the ancient North Korea, Korea), a woman in charge of state power, which is incredible in this previously.
    Park Geun-hye, South Korea might President Park Chung-hee's daughter, my child said Park Chung-hee how how to listen to the news every day, and and later know Park Chung-hee was shot to death. Who would have thought thirty years past, Pu Jinhui coming out for the parent, in charge of South Korean power was really like an ancient legend. A beautiful and gentle woman, no parents, no husband, no children, bent only country nationals, I seriously listened to her with text in Yin's televised debate, clear and calm, strong-willed, presumably by her ruling Korean nationals will be good.
    Mankind by feminist transition to the patriarchal society, the heirs inherit the property, the physical structure of men and women so that men and women have their own benefits and fun, male characterization is strength, hard muscles, seems to be able to dominate the world; women, on the contrary, seem to be good at being governed; Over time, the formation of the world's male-dominated culture, men mistakenly thought that he was the Messiah, women politically disdain.
    There should always be an exception. The Tang Dynasty the Wu Zetian governance people Zhijia country the ability to rule the world beyond the man, only to see the history of China's feudal. Empress Dowager Cixi slightly inferior, but still come to an end in a patriarchal society. The advancement of technology in promoting the progress of civilization in the next few years, we can see that the women boarded the stage of the country's highest political authority in turn. These years, Britain's Margaret Thatcher, Hillary Clinton, the U.S., Germany, Angela Merkel, Schmidt, Denmark, Thailand, Britain