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10. Apr. 2024 · What is Sun Yat-sen remembered for? Sun Yat-sen had a magnetic personality, a singular dedication to the pursuit of power, and a knowledge of the West unequaled by that of any of his political rivals, which set him apart and made him the symbol of Chinese modernization.
Sun Yat-sen's life is portrayed in various films, mainly The Soong Sisters and Road to Dawn. A fictionalized assassination attempt on his life was featured in Bodyguards and Assassins. He is also portrayed during his struggle to overthrow the Qing dynasty in Once Upon a Time in China II.
Sun Yat-sen, auch Sun Jat-sen (chinesisch 孫逸仙 / 孙逸仙, Pinyin Sūn Yìxiān, in China meist 孫中山 / 孙中山, Sūn Zhōngshān; * 12. November 1866, im Dorf Cuiheng bei Zhongshan, Provinz Guangdong, Kaiserreich China; † 12. März 1925 in Peking, Republik China) war ein chinesischer Revolutionär und Staatsmann.
During his exile in Japan, Sun Yat-sen met Kaoru Otsuki and asked for her hand in marriage in 1901. Since she was only 13 at the time, her father forbade their marriage until 1903. They had a daughter named Fumiko who, after Sun Yat-sen abandoned them in 1906, was adopted by a family named Miyagawa.
He was elected as the provisional first president of the Republic of China and is revered as the "Forerunner of the Revolution" in both mainland China and Taiwan. Family & Personal Life. Sun Yat-sen had an arranged marriage with Lu Muzhen when he was 20. They had one son and two daughters.
He spent more than a decade there, was baptized as a Christian and graduated from the the Hong Kong College of Medicine in 1892. He practiced medicine briefly in 1893. Sun was guided partly by his Christian beliefs. As a teenager he spoke out against China’s slavery, ancestor worship and idolatry.
Sun Yat-sen (12. November 1866 – 12. März 1925) nimmt heute eine einzigartige Stellung in der chinesischsprachigen Welt ein. Er ist die einzige Figur aus der frühen Revolutionszeit, die sowohl von der Volksrepublik China als auch von der Republik China ( Taiwan ) als „Vater der Nation“ verehrt wird.
