Nanyang 1931: From piglets to giants

Standing before you is: "Zheng Yi, the richest Chinese in Southeast Asia, a thorn in the side of the British Colonial Office, a thorn in the flesh of the Japanese Nanyang Overseas Chinese, the guardian of the Nanyang Overseas Chinese Engineering Corps, a timely rain on the Burma Road, a death god on the battlefield, the unyielding flag on the top of Penang City, a role model for overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia."
Zheng Yi: "I traveled through a century to come here, not to be a second-class citizen. British, Dutch, Japanese, Malay, American, whoever wants to bully us, just point at my explosives."

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