House of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Zhongshan, China
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Today, I ventured off to Cuiheng Village in Central Zhongshan. It’s an area of the city that is surprising not easy to get to using public transportation and a taxi would cost a pretty penny. However, once you get here, it’s amazing.
The entire area is preserved. You can’t take pictures inside the house, but it’s free to get in. I was the only foreigner in the area and they made that known. It’s great little tour of Chinese history and the museum has a 1st class exhibits.
Afterwards I met up with some of my friends downtown for a little late night street BBQ and beers. It was a fun, late night.
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(HD) Walking around the Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum (Hong Kong)
Taken on the afternoon of July 19, 2011
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Taken on the afternoon of July 19, 2011
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DR SUN YAT-SEN MUSEUM
Built in 1914, the Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum is located in the Kom Tong Hall, originally the residence of Ho Kom-tong, the younger brother of the Hong Kong's magnate Robert Hotung. Being a typical Edwardian Classical building, this four-storey building has the facade surrounded by the Greek-style granite columns. Inside the premises are preserved the stained-glass windows, balcony wall tiles and staircase railings in good condition. The Kom Tong Hall is among the best-preserved buildings dating back to the early 20th century Hong Kong.
Apart from its majestic appearance, Kom Tong Hall was among the earliest residential buildings constructed with reinforced concrete structure and fitted with concealed electrical wiring in Hong Kong. It sets an important milestone in the development of building construction.
孫中山紀念館的館址「甘棠第」於1914年建成，原為香港殷商何東胞弟何甘棠的住宅，樓高四層。整座大樓的建築屬英皇愛德華時期的古典風格，弧形陽台有希臘式巨柱承托。內部裝修瑰麗堂皇，色彩斑斕的玻璃窗、陽台牆身的瓷磚，以及柚木樓梯的欄杆至今依然保存良好，是香港現存有數的二十世紀初建築物。
甘棠第不單在外觀上美輪美奐，亦是香港其中一座最早以鋼筋構建，並有供電線路舖設的私人住宅，堪稱香港建築史上的里程碑。
Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Tokyo
In the late Qing dynasty, under the oppressive and corrupt rule, the people were living in dire poverty and China was in turmoil. To revive China for his countrymen, Dr. Sun overthrew the Manchu dynasty and established a republic that embodies the spirit of the Three Principles of the People: which is for the people, by the people, of the people.Japan served as one of the bases of Dr. Sun’s revolutionary movement and was where he spent one sixth of his time throughout the course of the revolution. With the support of the overseas Chinese, in 1905, Dr. Sun founded the Chinese Revolutionary Alliance (Tongmenghui) in Tokyo. His political goal was to establish a republic that embodied The Three Principles of the People and received wide acceptance in Japan. Dr. Sun’s Japanese friend, Shōkichi Umeya, provided substantial funds that were an important force in support of the revolution. Shōkichi Umeya and Dr. Sun became acquainted in Hong Kong and soon forged a close friendship. Umeya is said to have told him: You rise up in arms; I will support you financially. His generosity contributed much to the overthrow of the Qing dynasty. Interview with Ayano Kosaka, great-granddaughter of Shōkichi Umeya
Shōkichi Umeya was my maternal great-grandfather. He was the first Japanese Dr. Sun’s befriended. Because of their friendship, Dr. Sun traveled to Japan frequently and many people supported the revolution. However, at that time, many people were opposed to Dr. Sun and Madame Soong Ching-ling’s marriage. My great grand-mother helped them and organized the wedding ceremony here. Dr. Sun Yat-sen traveled the world tirelessly in pursuit of his revolutionary goals. Tracing his footsteps reminds people today of that period of history and his great deeds.
China Commemorates Sun Yat-sen's 150th Birthday
China held a convention in Beijing on Friday morning to commemorate the 150th birthday of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, a revered revolutionary leader who played a pivotal role in overthrowing feudal rule in the country.
Chinese President Xi Jinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, delivered a keynote speech at the event.
Today, we gather here to solemnly commemorate the 150th birthday of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, to remember his lasting contributions to the independence of the nation, the progress of the society and the happiness of the people, to carry forward his revolutionary spirit and noble character, and to inspire all Chinese at home and abroad to unite with each other and fight for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, Xi said.
Dr. Sun Yat-sen was a great national hero, a great patriot, and a great pioneer of the Chinese Democratic Revolution. He dedicated all his life to the revolution, was resolved to save the nation and people, and made contributions to the Chinese nation that will shine forever in history, he added.
Born in 1866 in south China's Guangdong Province, Dr. Sun Yat-sen was the founder of the Kuomintang Party.
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自動扶手梯往半山甘棠第孫中山紀念館-粵語解述2017Dr. Sun Yat-sen Museum HK
孫中山紀念館Dr. Sun Yat-sen Museum位於香港香港島中環衛城道7號，前身是何東胞弟何甘棠的住宅甘棠第，於2010年11月12日列為法定古蹟。紀念館是香港歷史博物館的分館，介紹中華民國國父孫中山的生平及他與香港的關係。紀念館於2006年12月12日（孫中山誕辰140周年後1個月）正式開幕。甘棠第建於1914年，由香港富商何東之二弟何甘棠興建，何甘棠亦於1950年在此終老。1960年，甘棠第售予鄭氏家族，其後鄭氏又轉售予耶穌基督後期聖徒教會，作教會的聚會場所。1990年，甘棠第被古物諮詢委員會列為二級歷史建築。2002年，教會曾計劃拆卸改建，結果引起中西區區議會及居民強烈反對，政府亦認同甘棠第的歷史價值，最終出手以5,300萬元收購，並預算動用9,100萬元進行修葺，作為孫中山博物館。甘棠第在2010年被列為香港法定古蹟。甘棠第樓高4層，屬愛德華時代的古典建築風格。一、二樓設有弧形露臺，以希臘式巨柱承托。外部色彩斑斕的玻璃窗、陽臺牆身的瓷磚，以及室內的柚木樓梯均保存良好。甘棠第是香港其中一座最早以鋼筋構建，並裝設供電線路鋪設的私人住宅，亦是香港現存少數的建於20世紀初建築物。房間的天花均飾有以金箔點綴的灰塑鑲板，而主樓梯及其他當眼位置亦裝設了色彩斑斕的玻璃窗，並以當時流行的新藝術風格圖案作為裝飾。甘棠第於一九一四年興建，以第一任屋主何甘棠的名字命名。何甘棠（一八六六至一九五〇年），別名何啟棠，又名何棣生，是何東爵士的胞弟。何甘棠不但是傑出的商人，而且也是著名的社區領袖和慈善家，在二十世紀初的華人及歐亞裔人商界中地位顯赫，是當時最具影響力的人物之一。建築物的牆身由紅磚築砌，門窗四周飾有花崗石，露臺建有精巧華麗的鐵製欄杆。建築物內部富麗堂皇，糅合了巴羅克及洛可哥風格的建築特色。地庫至二樓以寬闊華麗的樓梯連接，梯上設有精緻的扶欄。孫中山先生雖然未曾踏足過甘棠第，但他與甘棠第的原主人何甘棠卻有不解之緣。何甘棠生於1866年，與孫中山先生是同年，兩人均曾就讀於中央書院（今皇仁書院），並同於1886年在該校畢業，所以他們兩人原是同學。何甘棠的長兄何東更曾襄助孫中山先生的革命活動。
中環至半山自動扶手電梯系統（Central-Mid-Levels Escalator and Walkway System）是往來香港島中環至半山區的行人交通系統。中環至半山自動扶手電梯系統由殖民地時期的香港政府興建，原意是為方便半山區居民往來中環商業區，並紓緩半山區狹窄道路的繁忙情況。系統耗資2億4,000萬港元興建，1993年10月15日啟用，估計每年所使用的電費約500,000港元。計劃原興建6條類似的扶手電梯系統，後來興建中途發現嚴重超支問題，最終只完成了興建一條便沒有繼續該項計劃。扶梯系統全長800米，垂直差距為135米，由20條可轉換上下行方向的單向自動扶手電梯和3條自動行人道組成，連接有蓋行人道和行人天橋。系統由中環街市為起點，沿閣麟街、荷李活道、些利街、摩羅廟交加街、羅便臣道，終點為干德道。根據《健力士世界紀錄大全》，此系統是全球最長的戶外有蓋行人扶手電梯。完成整個旅程需時20分鐘。
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The Cartoons Exhibition will be organized to greet Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s 150th birthday
To commemorate Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s 150th birthday, Dr. Sun Yat-sen Museum in Hong Kong and the Memorial Museum of 1911 Revolution in Guang Zhou will host a four-month exhibition of cartoons.
Sun Yat Sen Museum Shanghai | Former Residence of Sun Yat-Sen 2018
Located at 7 Xiangshan Road in the French Concession area of Shanghai.
Sun Yat-sen lived in this house from 1918 with his wife Soong Ching-ling. After his death, Sun's wife continued to live here until 1937. There is now an exhibition centre presenting Sun Yat-sen's life, together with some artifacts and a statue of Sun Yat-sen outside.
Sun Yat Sen dan istrinya tinggal di rumah ini dari tahun 1918. Namun setelah kematiannya, istri Dr. Sun masih tinggal di rumah ini sampai tahun 1937. Sekarang di dalam rumah ini terdapat pusat pameran yang menyajikan kehidupan Sun Yat Sen dari photo photo nya, buku buku, surat asli, barang barang yang beliau pakai, beberapa artefak dan patung Sun Yat Sen di depan rumah.
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China's Reformers and Revolutionaries | Sun Yat-sen and Kang Youwei
Consider Supporting HoH: The last decades of the Qing empire saw the concurrent rise of a strong reform movement and the first truly modern Chinese revolutionary party - the Guomindang of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. This week we’ll look into the background of the important reformers and revolutionary movements within China, that eventually toppled the Qing dynasty. To be fair: this video is centred more around Sun Yat-sen, as the most important reform movements have already been covered in two previous videos. Sun Yat-sen’s story, however, well, the man certainly lived an adventurous life, to say the least.
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0:44 The Reformers
3:35 The Revolutionaries
5:37 The Revive China Society
7:33 Sun Yat-sen's Program
9:10 The Tongmenghui and Uprisings
12:34 Epilogue
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Baum, R. (2010). The Fall and Rise of China. The Great Courses: Modern History.
Fairbank, J. K., & Reischauer, E. O. (1989). China: tradition & transformation (Vol. 57). Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company.
Horst, D. (1977). Geschiedenis van China. Het Spectrum.
Spence, J. D. (1990). The search for modern China. WW Norton & Company.
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