Republic of the Philippines  
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 
Quezon City 
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS 
Second Regular Session   
HOUSE BILL NO. _______  
Introduced by Rep. Rowena Niña Taduran 
EXPLANATORY NOTE 
This bill seeks to grant Philippine citizenship to Huang He Ping, a migrant Chinese worker 
who has largely contributed in his field of work and has helped Filipinos at their time of need. Huang 
He Ping was born in the Jiangxi province of China on November 29, 1983. For 8 years, Mr. Huang He 
Ping has been working as a Chief Planning Officer for Acquisitions and Development of a Property 
Management Company in the Philippines. He has been heading acquisitions of properties in the 
Philippines while still living in Jiangxi Province. In 2016, he decided to move to the Philippines to 
focus more as a migrant worker.   
 As an experienced acquisitions analyst who built his career in Jiangxi, Mr. Ping is incredibly well-
versed with how small communities are able to evolve from poverty, simultaneous with the 
construction boom that is made available to them. It was for this reason that Mr. Ping decided to stay 
in the Philippines. He saw a good opportunity and thought it would be best for him to fare with the 
times. He realized he wanted to move here permanently; have his own home, make a living in the 
Philippines, and educate himself and his children with Philippine culture. On top of this, in keeping 
with his dream of being able to finish his studies, he realized that it would be best to have the full 
experience of university life as a true, naturalized Filipino. Huang He Ping is currently enrolled in 
Jose Rizal University and is finishing his degree of Master in Business Administration.  
 Apart from his vast contributions in his line of work, he has also participated in outreach programs, 
among other civic things. The eruption of Taal Volcano in January 2020 reminded Mr. Ping of the 
difficult life he used to have in Jiangxi. He empathized with the people who lost their homes and 
especially felt for the children who were displaced and separated from their parents. Without 
hesitation, from his own money and from the pool of funds that he was able to gather with the help of 
his friends, Mr. Ping donated in cash and in kind. Mr. Ping has also been helping those affected by the 
COVID-19 Pandemic through donating boxes of masks and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).  
 If Mr. Ping were to be naturalized, his expertise in his field of work could help the Philippines. His 
transfer of knowledge would be an asset to the country. Currently, as an acquisitions analyst, Mr. 
Ping has been able to contribute to the economy and is undeniably a productive member of society. 
Mr. Ping dutifully pays his taxes and even as an alien, has abundantly helped Filipinos at their time 
of need. If he were to be naturalized, he would be able to do more for the country, perhaps through 
his enterprise or even through things that can only be done as a naturalized citizen. Huang He Ping is 
truly everything there is to look for in a Filipino: adaptable, hardworking, modest, and driven to 
make positive change through his day-to-day life.  
In view of the foregoing, the approval of this bill is earnestly sought. 
ROWENA NIÑA TADURAN 
May 31, 2021
3:35 pm
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Republic of the Philippines   
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 
Quezon City 
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS 
Second Regular Session   
Introduced by Rep. Rowena Niña Taduran 
HOUSE BILL NO. _______ 
AN ACT GRANTING FILIPINO CITIZENSHIP TO HUANG HE PING 
Be it enacted in the Senate and the House of Representatives of the Philippines  
in Congress assembled:  
SECTION 1. Granting of Citizenship to Huang He Ping. — Huang He  
Ping is hereby granted Philippine citizenship with all the rights, privileges 
and prerogatives, as well as the duties and obligations appurtenant thereto 
under the Constitution and laws of the Republic of the Philippines.  
 Upon taking and registration of the oath of allegiance to the Republic of 
the Philippines, Huang He Ping shall enter into the full enjoyment of 
Philippine citizenship.   
 SECTION 2. Repealing Clause. — Any law, presidential decree or 
issuance, executive order, letter of instruction, administrative order, rule of 
regulation contrary to or inconsistent with, the provisions of this Act is 
hereby repealed, modified, or amended accordingly.  
 SECTION 3. Effectivity. —This Act shall take effect fifteen (15) days after 
its publication in the Official Gazette or at least two (2) newspapers of 
general circulation.  
Approved, 
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