Zheng Chenggong, also known as Koxinga, was a Chinese military leader born in 1624. He is best known for his resistance against the Qing Dynasty and his efforts to restore the Ming Dynasty. Zheng led a successful campaign to capture the island of Taiwan in 1661, establishing a base for his anti-Qing activities. Zheng Chenggong was not only a military strategist but also a skilled diplomat. He promoted trade and agriculture in Taiwan, helping to develop the island's economy. His legacy is significant in both Chinese history and Taiwanese culture, where he is celebrated as a national hero.