◆Born on January 28, 1955 in Paris, France. He studied at the University of Paris 10 and Sciences Po in Paris, where he received a master's degree in law. After graduation, he worked as a lawyer.

◆In 1977, at the age of 22, he began his official career. In 1983, at the age of 28, he was elected mayor of Neuilly, a suburb of Paris, becoming the youngest mayor in French history. In 1988, he was elected as a member of the French National Assembly. In 1993, he served as Budget Minister and Government Spokesperson. In May 2002, he was appointed Minister of the Interior. On November 28, 2004, he was elected president of the French Union of Popular Movements. He served as Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry from April 2004 to November of the same year, and again as Minister of the Interior in May 2005. He was elected as the new French President on May 6, 2007, and officially took office on May 16, with a term of five years. Nicolas Sarkozy, Nicolas Sarkozy, the current president of France. The correct Chinese pronunciation of "Sarkozy" should be "Sargozy". Changing the two unbreathed syllables into two breathy sounds makes it awkward and difficult for Chinese people to read. When the French hear the pronunciation of "Sarkozy" in Chinese, no one in France doesn't know who the person is, but when the French say "Sarkozy", they don't know who the person is. His full name is Nicolas Paul Stéphane Sarközyde Nagy-Bocsa. Sarkozy was born in Paris on January 28, 1955, to a Hungarian immigrant father and a French mother. He studied at the University of Paris 10 and Sciences Po in Paris, where he received a master's degree in law. After graduation, he worked as a lawyer. He is currently chairman of the ruling People's Movement Alliance. ? Sarkozy entered politics very early and has rich experience. He served as mayor of Neuilly in 1983, was elected to the French National Assembly in 1988, served as Budget Minister in 1993, Minister of the Interior in 2002, Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry in 2004, and Minister of the Interior again in 2005. ? In March 2007, Sarkozy resigned as Minister of the Interior in order to participate in the presidential election. After President Chirac announced that he would not run for re-election, Sarkozy received not only the unanimous support of the Popular Movement Alliance, but also the support of Chirac. During the election, Sarkozy represented the traditional right wing and advocated supporting a free market economy and increasing employment. He also advocated reforming the current social welfare and labor systems, improving public security conditions, and strengthening immigration control. In the first round of the election, he received 31.18% of the vote. ? Sarkozy has been married twice and has three children. In 1996, he married his ex-wife Cecilia and they had a son. In the French presidential election on May 7, 2007, he won the election with 53% support, defeated the leftist candidate Royal, and became the sixth president of France's "Fifth French Republic". In May 2007, the main topics of the French presidential election campaign were how to improve economic growth, reduce unemployment among young people, and immigration policy. Sarkozy's brief policy proposition is: In terms of economy and employment, exempting taxes on overtime work and social insurance fees; reducing taxes and social burden fees by 4%. This measure will increase the income of French citizens by 68 billion euros. ;Design a new single labor contract in which employees' rights will increase over time, and this flexibility will encourage business owners to hire more workers; prohibit "golden parachutes" for senior managers (i.e.: An institutional arrangement that provides senior management of an enterprise or outgoing government officials with generous financial protection after losing their original jobs) Arrange policies to prevent the privilege of buying and selling shares from being limited to the company's bosses; continue to limit retirement Maintain the age at 60 years old, adhere to the 35-hour work week, and workers have the right to refuse overtime work; reduce the number of staff in the public sector, increase the salary level of public servants, and reduce the government’s public debt; Sarkozy's Union Movement Party has publicly promised that after Sarkozy is elected president, it will reduce the government's public debt by 60% within five years and increase the growth level of public expenditure to 1.5%. In terms of immigration, reduce the number of illegal immigrants and implement a selective immigration policy to facilitate workers with certain qualifications to enter France; establish a special immigration and national identity certification agency so that national identity certification is no longer regarded as a social taboo .

In terms of welfare and social policies, more generous pension policies will be implemented for retirees in the transportation and energy sectors, while the retirement benefits of staff in other departments will be improved; the bill will be passed to allow all citizens to enjoy the right to live in houses, and for any French national who does not have a house , which will provide them with homes within two years. In terms of institutional reform, Sarkozy advocated that the president can only serve two consecutive terms; that the president has the right to speak directly in parliament; and that a proportional representation system be implemented in the upper house of parliament. In terms of foreign policy, Sarkozy has a friendly attitude towards the United States and will establish a "deep, sincere and firm" partnership with the United States. "I want to tell American friends that they can rely on our friendship. When they need us, France "I will always stand by them, but France can have its own ideas," but at the same time believes that the United States should be blamed for preventing global climate warming and should bear more obligations. Sarkozy called on the United States not to block measures to combat global warming. He said: "On the contrary, they should lead this fight, because it is related to the fate of mankind." On May 7, 2007, after several rounds of voting, finally He was elected as the new president of France and became the first president of France born after World War II.

[Edit this paragraph] Young and promising 1. Representative of the traditional right wing 2. Outspoken and courageous style 3. Support free market economy 4. Reduce corporate welfare 5. Emphasize "national character" Sarkozy is only 50 this year Many years old, he is a young figure in French politics. Sarkozy is a representative of the traditional right wing and is known for his strong style of "outspoken and dare to act". He supports the free market economy and advocates reducing corporate social welfare and tax burdens to stimulate economic development and reduce unemployment; he advocates reforming the current social welfare and labor systems and encouraging employees to extend their working hours to increase income; he also emphasizes France's " national character” and tightening immigration controls to attract “deep right” voters. Sarkozy's campaign slogan was "Together, anything is possible."

[Edit this paragraph] Policy Proposals ■ 1. Economy and Employment: Exemption from taxes on overtime work and social insurance fees; Reduce 4% of taxes and social burdens. This measure will increase the number of French citizens 68 billion euros in revenue; Design a new single labor contract in which employees’ rights will increase over time, a flexibility that will encourage business owners to hire more workers; Ban “golden” practices for senior managers "Parachute" (i.e., an institutional arrangement whereby a company's senior management or outgoing government officials provide generous financial protection after losing their original jobs) arranges policies to prevent the privilege of buying and selling shares from being limited to the company's Boss; Continue to maintain the retirement age at 60 years old, adhere to the 35-hour working week, and workers have the right to refuse overtime work; Reduce the number of staff in the public sector, increase the salary level of public servants, and reduce the government’s public * **Debt; Sarkozy's People's Union Movement Party has publicly promised that after Sarkozy is elected president, it will reduce the government's public debt by 60% within five years and increase the level of public expenditure. increased to 1.5%. ■2. Law and Immigration Reduce the sentencing standards for repeat offenders and increase the sentencing standards for young offenders; ensure that judges are responsible for their decisions; reduce the number of illegal immigrants and implement selective immigration policies to ensure effective Facilitate the entry of workers with certain qualifications into France; set up special immigration and national identity certification agencies so that national identity certification is no longer regarded as a social taboo. ■3. Welfare and social policies: Implement more generous pension policies for retirees in the transportation and energy sectors, while improving retirement benefits for staff in other departments; allow gays to establish civil associations, and implement policies for gays who already live together The same tax, immigration and social policies, but these homosexuals are not allowed to marry or adopt children; the bill is passed to give all citizens the right to live in houses, and any French nationals without houses will be provided with a place to live within two years.

■4. Foreign Policy Europe: Put pressure on the European Central Bank to lower the euro exchange rate and increase the economy and employment rate while effectively curbing inflation; support consultation and dialogue between the EU and Turkey on establishing a strategic partnership, but do not Advocates that Turkey can obtain full EU membership; suspends the application of some new countries to join the EU; hopes to resolve the European constitutional deadlock before 2009, and requires simplifying the provisions of the European Constitution, including extending the term of the European Commission President and establishing an EU foreign minister , increase the number of countries voting on judicial and immigration issues, increase the powers of the European Parliament, and give ordinary citizens the right to submit policies to the committee. Iran: It is completely unacceptable for Iran to acquire nuclear weapons. If Tehran persists in refusing to comply with United Nations resolutions, it will seek to impose more punitive sanctions on Iran. The United States: It will establish a "deep, sincere, and firm" partnership with the United States, but at the same time believes that the United States should be condemned for preventing global climate warming and should assume more obligations. ■5. Institutional reform The president can only serve two consecutive terms; The president has the right to directly address the parliament; Enhance the ability of the parliament to amend government bills; Implement proportional representation in the upper house of parliament; The number of government ministers is controlled within 15. ■6. Education Educational institutions in France will gain greater autonomy; entry to the national museums will be free; French universities will gain greater autonomy. After his victory, Sarkozy addressed supporters gathered in central Paris. He said that he would be the president of the entire French people. "To those who did not vote for me in this election, I want to say that there is only one France, and I hope that everyone will put aside political prejudices and differences of opinion and unite. I solemnly promise that I will be the best choice for all French people. President." Sarkozy will succeed Chirac as French president, and he will be the first French president born after World War II. The main issues of the French presidential election campaign are how to improve economic growth, reduce unemployment among young people, and immigration policy. Sarkozy also said that he firmly believes that the construction of a greater Europe will continue to deepen, and the United States can fully believe in the friendship between the two countries. "I want to say to France's European allies that Europe is the destination of my life, and France is Europe's strongest support tonight."

[Edit this paragraph] Political history Sarkozy was born into a wealthy family A Hungarian immigrant family, he entered politics at the age of 20 and has always been a leader among French youth. In 1978, he obtained a lawyer's license and once co-operated a law firm. With the support of his wealthy parents, the young Sarkozy easily displayed his talents in politics and business. He was elected mayor of Seine-Neil at the age of 28 and became a member of Congress at the age of 34. In 2002, he even entered the cabinet and served as Minister of the Interior, instantly becoming a rising star in French politics. Sarkozy is short (1.61m), has sexy eyes, a masculine and energetic image and a magnetic voice. In France, Sarkozy is jokingly called Chirac's "political son-in-law" (former Prime Minister Alain Juppé was jokingly called his "political son"). He and Chirac had a teacher-student relationship for nearly 20 years. In the 1970s, Chirac, then Prime Minister, recruited Sarkozy, who was only in his early 20s, into his team. Sarkozy was also very successful. He became a city councilor at the age of 22 and the mayor at the age of 28. However, the good times did not last long. In 1995, France held a presidential election, and Sarkozy switched sides to support Chirac's rival, becoming Chirac's lifelong "person who can neither be forgotten nor forgiven." As a result, Sarkozy was kicked out of the "Heir to the Head of State" team, and stumbling blocks continued to appear on the road ahead. However, he miraculously "turned disaster into good fortune" and rose steadily. During this period, he served for a time as General Secretary and Acting Chairman of the Defense Forces and the Alliance. During the 2002 French presidential election, Sarkozy returned to Chirac and ran around for his "father-in-law"'s re-election campaign. Of course, he also has his own plan - trying to get the prime minister's seat. However, after Chirac was re-elected, he gave the prime ministership to Raffarin, who was not even familiar to the French. But Chirac still gave him the scepter of interior minister. He decided to turn the Ministry of Interior into a battleground for himself. He went all out to fight crime and captured the media's attention. The French media once sang praises for Sarkozy with the praise of "Sleep peacefully, he is watching over you."

In May 2005, Chirac changed the Prime Minister due to the failure of the referendum on the "EU Constitutional Treaty". Sarkozy's status remained unchanged and he continued to serve as the Minister of State and concurrently as the Minister of the Interior. He was involved in the "Paris Riots" at the end of that year. Adopting an iron-fist policy, he quickly quelled the unrest sweeping the country, demonstrating his courage and ability to govern the country. In 2002, the right-wing unified party-Presidential Majority Alliance (later renamed the Union of Popular Movements), formed by the Alliance for the Defense of the Democratic Party and other right-wing and center-right parties, won the legislative election and occupied a majority of seats in the National Assembly. , Sarkozy participated, and in November 2004 he was elected chairman of the ruling party. In January this year, the Popular Movement Alliance supported Sarkozy as the sole candidate of the ruling party to participate in the presidential election with 98% of the votes. In March Chirac announced his retirement and clearly expressed his support for Sarkozy. Sarkozy's campaign slogan of "a peaceful break with the France of the past" during his campaign was so popular that he won the first round of voting in the general election on April 22 and entered the final. His vote share exceeded 30%, reaching 31-18%. This is a support rate that a right-wing candidate has never achieved in the first round of voting in previous presidential elections. In the end, he won the 2007 French presidential election with 53% support and became the French president after Chirac.

[Edit this paragraph] External comments ■European Times: The French chose reform. The editorial said that throughout the entire election, Sarkozy's personal abilities, economic reform measures, etc. were the areas where he was most trusted by the people. However, it should be noted that miracles cannot happen because of his personal leadership and a few reform measures. The success of reform depends on the collective efforts of the whole society and the shaping of a new development-centered culture. To revitalize France, we must first revitalize the economy; to revitalize the economy, we must also revitalize culture. This kind of cultural reflection ability is the driving force and indispensable social atmosphere for promoting reform. A president who is determined to reform can only make a difference in this new cultural atmosphere. The editorial pointed out that French-style reforms in times of crisis can be described as both challenges and opportunities. The French nation's tolerance and wisdom, extremely high national quality, extremely high labor productivity, unique natural resources, many world-leading high technologies, and rich cultural heritage have absolutely no reason to sink in the tide of economic globalization. All France needs to do is to follow this historical trend and find its position in this trend. ■Zhang Zhixin (Department of Public Administration, Capital University of Economics and Business - Lecturer, Ph.D.): Sarkozy first needs to make changes and actions in domestic affairs to help France, which is in trouble, get out of the economic downturn. Sarkozy openly admired the American model and was enthusiastic about Britain's economic renaissance. He is preparing to launch a legislative blitz on a series of issues that so far no one has dared to touch, including liberalizing the labor market, lowering corporate and personal taxes, and adjusting the public pension system. However, the internal affairs reforms that Sarkozy will face are all long-standing and hard-to-recover shortcomings in France. Everyone from Mitterrand to Chirac tried to make a difference through reforms, but in the end they all ended in vain. Whether Sarkozy can break the ice and make the reforms successful remains to be seen. In diplomacy, Sarkozy will change Chirac's approach of keeping a distance from the United States or even speaking out against the United States. While continuing to deepen the European integration process, he will make every effort to promote the improvement of French-American relations and promote the coordination and improvement of U.S.-European relations. U.S. President Bush immediately sent a congratulatory call to Sarkozy, and the White House spokesperson also responded in a high-profile manner. This rare political move also marked a striking footnote for Sarkozy's future diplomatic direction. In terms of China policy, Sarkozy will be different from his predecessor, but I believe he will not completely change his course. During Chirac's administration, China and France established a comprehensive strategic partnership, and political, economic and cultural exchanges deepened, and bilateral relations were at their best in recent years. Sarkozy's emphasis on improving U.S.-France relations and strengthening U.S.-European alliance is bound to have a political impact on Sino-French relations. On issues such as human rights and democracy, especially the lifting of the arms sales ban to China and the recognition of China's market economy status, Some noise may occur.

However, there are two points that must be noted: First, Sarkozy has a clear understanding of Sino-French economic relations. He is determined to change France's domestic political dilemma. He cannot ignore the unlimited opportunities brought by China's rise. He believes that he will respond rationally, including economic and trade issues. Second, he has visited China many times before and has had close contact and good communication with Chinese officials. His actions, such as hiring Chinese as campaign consultants, taking the initiative to get close to overseas Chinese, and opening the first Chinese campaign website, all show that Sarkozy is interested in China’s special emotional tendencies. All of this should be an important background and driving force for the steady progress of China-France relations in the future. ■Les?Echos predicts that Sarkozy will fulfill the promises he made during the campaign and implement a series of reforms after taking office, including increasing employment rates, reforming labor laws and other economic reforms. ? ■ In its commentary on the election results, "Liberation" also predicted that Sarkozy would vigorously promote reforms in the future and compared the leader of the traditional right-wing ruling party to "Thatcher without a skirt." ■"Le Figaro" evaluated Sarkozy's victory as a "glittering victory" and made an optimistic outlook on Sarkozy's determination to reform and revive the economy in the next five years and lead France out of the trough. . Sarkozy has rich political experience and became the youngest mayor in French history at the age of 28. Since then he has served as Minister of the Interior and Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry, as well as a member of the French National Assembly. Sarkozy is pragmatic, capable in his work style, has outstanding personal achievements, and has made considerable contributions to domestic security and economic development. Sarkozy is full of expectations for his presidential mission. He said that the government will continue to promote a free market economy, strive to increase employment, reduce corporate tax burdens, improve France's competitiveness, and reform France's current social welfare and labor systems. In terms of foreign policy, Sarkozy emphasized the need to rely on the EU, highlight the role of France, and attach importance to further strengthening relations with China in many aspects.

[Edit this paragraph] Challenges faced First, France’s comprehensive national strength continues to decline. In the wave of economic globalization, France's position in the world economy continues to decline. France's GDP has dropped from 7th to 17th in the world in the past 25 years; France's world ranking of per capita wealth has also dropped from 5th in 1995 to 13th in 2006; currently, France's economic growth rate is 1.4% is the lowest among EU countries, while the fiscal deficit accounts for the highest proportion of GDP; France's unemployment rate has also been hovering at a high level of 10% for a long time. It can be said that the contradiction between France's declining strength and its long-term strategic goals has become increasingly prominent. Second, France’s influence in Europe continues to shrink. In May 2005, Chirac proposed that France ratify the EU Constitutional Treaty through a referendum, but the result of the referendum was to reject the treaty. This result was not only a blow to Chirac himself, but also caused serious damage to France's position in the EU. As the EU continues to expand, some new members from Central and Eastern Europe have also challenged France's dominance of the EU, and the "Franco-German axis" that once promoted European construction has also become increasingly diluted due to the increasing differences in the positions of the leaders of the two countries. Lai Yue lost the role of "engine". Third, in the turbulent wave of economic globalization, developing countries like China and India are experiencing a period of rapid economic development, and their status in the world economy is constantly improving. At the same time, their influence in international affairs is also increasing. Enhanced accordingly. France believes that it faces aggressive threats from these countries in terms of fighting for product and investment markets and resource development. Fourth, political leaders who experienced World War II have withdrawn from the stage of history, and the qualifications of the new generation of French leaders aged around 50 are difficult to compare with leaders such as de Gaulle, Mitterrand or Chirac. They are not yet known or familiar on the international stage, which directly affects France's role in international affairs. The above aspects are the major issues that Sarkozy must face and solve.

[Edit this paragraph] Distinctive personality and working hard like Napoleon: Sarkozy is an out-and-out "workaholic". He gets up at 6 o'clock every morning, first reads the day's newspapers, then has breakfast, and then assigns the day's work to the chief of staff. What follows is one meeting after another, appointments, receptions, and even taking the documents back to the bedroom at night. According to people around him, he works more than 17 hours a day. However, no matter how busy he is, he still finds time to run every week. Sarkozy's working methods are also unique.

As soon as he took office as Minister of the Interior in 2002, he held a meeting and asked his subordinates to "write notices clearly and legibly, with new ideas." Once, after reading the words "the affordability of the debt is satisfactory" in a report, he roared with extreme dissatisfaction to the director of the National Institute of Statistics and Economics: "Please write it simply so that the French can You understand!" In this way, Sarkozy brought the heads of the Ministry of Interior into submission. But to ordinary staff, he was always friendly and presented a people-friendly image. At the same time, he also understood that the "people" outside wanted to "kiss" him more. Almost every week, in addition to facing dozens of appointments from all walks of life, he also goes to the next level. In March 2004, Sarkozy was appointed Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry. In just a few months, he dwarfed his predecessor Mel. In fact, Sarkozy's economic policies are basically the same as Mayer's. "The difference is that he always tries to let people know what he is doing." A former adviser to Mayer said the secret of Sarkozy's success. However, those who followed Sarkozy will no longer have the good old days. If the boss wants to improve work efficiency, his subordinates will naturally not dare to slack off. From the deputy chief to the typist, everyone feels tremendous pressure. One consultant once said with a grimace: "Sarkozy's working speed is too much for us. We don't even have weekends!" And Sarkozy said: "Complaining that I work all day? My task is to act!" On the one hand, Sarkozy's capable and tough style has accumulated a lot of popularity, but on the other hand, it also made some people hate him with gnashing of teeth. The head of the polling agency CSA once revealed to Le Parisien that many voters have asked themselves this question because of Sarkozy's personality - is he dangerous? ? Unlike other gentle politicians, Sarkozy is sharp and does not shy away from being a possessive person. "If there is an empty seat, I want to sit on it." "I feel that I have a strength and a desire to have a different France. I hope to revitalize French society." This is his candidacy declaration. He also hopes to strengthen social mobility, help people get rich, build high-quality schools, and raise wages... The ultimate goal is to reshape France into a "world model" and "peacefully break" with the France of the past. "Mr. President (Chirac) wants inaction, I hope for change." He understands the French people's current concerns that the country is in decline, and he does not hesitate to raise the banner of reform. Among them, the most obvious one includes strengthening relations with the United States, and no longer likes to play against the United States like de Gaulle or Chirac.

[Edit this paragraph] Cecilia Cecilia is Sarkozy’s second wife. They were once seen as "the perfect combination of love and career." Cecilia, a supermodel, has been playing the role of her husband's informal political advisor since her marriage. It is said that when Sarkozy was the finance minister, she was recognized as the "number two" in the finance ministry. Over the years, his wife Cecilia has been Sarkozy's most capable and knowledgeable assistant. She is an unpaid "senior consultant" who has long been responsible for various affairs in Sarkozy's life and work, such as preparing menus and preparing receptions. Sarkozy made no secret of his constant concern for his wife, and Cecilia was also considerate of her husband, which was really enviable to others. But at the end of 2004, there was a crisis in their relationship - Cecilia had a lover, New York advertising businessman Richard Adeas, and later ran away from home in 2005. Sarkozy once brought his wife back, but Cecilia chose to "escape" for the second time. Unexpectedly, at the end of 2006, Cecilia quietly returned to Sarkozy and became his informal campaign adviser. On the day of voting on the 22nd, Cecilia reappeared next to Sarkozy and accompanied her husband to vote. Although the love story between Sarkozy and Cecilia can be called a legend in world politics, no matter how good the drama is, it must come to an end. Starting last week, the couple who combined power and beauty announced their divorce. The news of Sarkozy's divorce has shocked the media, but Cecilia's performance was even more surprising. Just a few hours before the French official confirmed the divorce of the "First Family", Cecilia actually took a high-profile photo shoot for "Paris Match" in well-dressed clothes, and was photographed dining with friends in high-end restaurants and visiting high-end shopping venues. . ? According to US media reports, Cecilia said in an interview that she is a low-key person who likes a quiet life and dislikes "standing in the spotlight". She has a long history of rejecting the role of "First Lady". She famously said two years ago: "To be honest, being the first lady is boring. I'm not cut out for it." It's obvious that she meant it.

? This black suspender skirt and ballet flats are all handmade by French haute couture customization master Azzedine Alaia. His clothing starts at US$25,000. Alaia's design emphasizes the graceful waist and hips of women. , Cecilia chose this brand as the packaging for her debut on the international stage. She is obviously quite confident in her figure and also emphasizes her unique personality. ? When Princess Diana was alive, French media such as "Paris Match" and "Elle" only paid much more attention to her than British tabloids. Fashion reporters were reluctant to miss anything she wore in public. A new piece of clothing, handbag, shoes or jewelry. There is such a dazzling woman next door, and the French are both envious and jealous. Unfortunately, they do not have a royal family to support their social appearance, nor do they have a first lady like Jacqueline Kennedy, who makes all the fashion design masters treat her like a fairy. . ?

The French media dubbed Sarkozy the "Sparkling President" because he gave Bruni a pink Dior diamond engagement ring, and Bruni gave him a Patek Philippe watch in return. Sarkozy set two records when he took office as French president. First, he ended his 11-year marriage with former first lady Cecilia last year, becoming the first president in French history to divorce during his term; second, he married on the 2nd of this month. Bruni became the first president in French history to get married while in office. Sarkozy and his girlfriend got married less than three months after they met, and Sarkozy divorced his second wife, Cecilia, less than four months ago.

[Edit this paragraph] Often tell the truth, "President Chirac strives to do nothing, while I hope for change."——Sarkozy has repeatedly stated that he will "break" with past policies. “All I want is to unite the French people around a new French dream, a fraternity and a nation where everyone has a place and where diversity is no longer seen as a threat but as a kind of wealth."——Sarkozy's title of "number one policeman" is well-deserved. "Although meeting with US President Bush brought many difficulties to myself, the friendship between the United States and France is profound, sincere, and reliable, and will never yield." ——Sarkozy is a war fighter. The first French heavyweight politician to "embrace the United States" in the last 60 years. "I am a friend of the Chinese people and have deep feelings for China. I would like to thank the Chinese government for inviting me to visit China when my career was at its most difficult and my thinking was at its lowest..."——In the Spring Festival of 2007, Sarkozy paid 300 Many overseas Chinese were invited to his Ministry of the Interior as guests, and at the banquet, he publicly expressed his goodwill towards China. He wanted to understand China, but he chose to consult careerist "democracy" elements about China, so he was greatly misled. In order to cater to domestic public opinion, he did not make a clear stance on attending the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Later, he took his young son to attend this solemn and grand sports event. "Finally thinking about it, I would rather run for president than ride a horse. To be honest, it's much easier." - Before the first round of voting, Sarkozy went to ride horses on a farm in the Camargue region of France to spend the first round of the election. The last day of the event. For Sarkozy, he has never lacked confidence.

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