Yuanwei Hua

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## Yuanwei Hua

A picture of Yuanwei Hua, taken circa 2110

### Born

November 27, 2087, Nanyang, File:Yeetland flag.jpg Yeetish China

### Known For

Passing of Anti-Missionist policies (April 2110),

## Politics

### Title

President of the Second Republic of China

### Successor

WIP

Yuanwei Hua (in Chinese naming conventions: Hua Yuanwei) was the third President of the Second Chinese Republic, elected after her predecessor Liang Shen served 2 terms in office for 4 years. She would become the first female in China to hold political office, and though she initially received some flak due to her gender, she has carried out significant policies, such as the banning of Missionism within China, and making it mandatory for schools to teach the bad sides of Missionism, which has united the Chinese people against the ideology.

## Early Life

Born to a family forced to live under Yeetish occupation, Hua's childhood would become a hard one, as her mother got killed while she's fleeing her own house with her father. It took some evading Yeetish patrols, but eventually, they moved underground, and with help from the Dragon's Revival Society, they'd eventually move to the quiet town of Baiyin, where for 11 years before the outbreak of the Fifth World War, Hua would come under the mentorship of Liang Shen, who was 65 years old at the time, who would teach her in learning about Chinese culture, the prospects of rebellion against the Yeetish occupation, and most of all, how to defend herself incase the enemy attempts to kill or capture her.

## 'Love Conquers All'

In 2105, 1 year before the Chinese War of Independence begins, Hua would eventually meet Xuefeng Song (in Chinese naming conventions: Song Xuefeng), who was at the same age as her, and a member of the Baiyin cell of the Dragon's Revival Society. Bonding over the common bad sides of Yeetish occupation in their lives, and 2107, one year after the climax of the Fifth World War, Hua and Song would eventually marry in Baiyin, with the Father of the Revolution, alongside the former Second President, several veteran Dragon's Revival Society members (Hua's father included) and many of Baiyin's townspeople in attendance. As a result, the couple would have a son, Fen.

## Rise to Prominence

When Hua reached an 18-year age maturity in 2106, the Chinese War of Independence has begun, but that doesn't stop her eventual political career, as she joined the New Republican Party under Liang Shen, as a teacher-student relationship builds up between the two as she learns how to better use the would-be Unifier's principles. This relationship would continue from the rest of 2106 when Chao Chen resigned, to 2110 when the Unifier stepped down after serving 2 terms for 4 years. Today, Hua serves as the 3rd president of China. Along with the restoration of several facets of ancient and modern Chinese culture, Hua was best known for cracking down on Missionism abroad and at home, with the Legislative Yuan passing a policy she suggested that would ban any party from the Chinese political process who are suspected to be adhering to any sect of Missionism.