Sun Yat-sen in Hawaii: Activities and Followers

Author: Ma Yunsheng
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The main purpose of this book is to document Sun Yat-sen's major activities in Hawaii and the contributions of local overseas Chinese and Chinese to his early revolutionary efforts, along with relevant documents and photographs. The focus of this book is limited to Sun Yat-sen's activities in Hawaii and does not include his activities in other parts of the world. The materials collected are primarily from before the establishment of the Republic of China, specifically from 1879 when Sun Yat-sen first went to Hawaii until early 1912 when the Republic of China was founded. Some individual cases after 1912, such as the issuance of the 1915 bond, are also included in this book. The book emphasizes Sun Yat-sen's activities in Hawaii and the overseas Chinese and Chinese who followed and supported him. The materials are primarily limited to Sun Yat-sen's activities in Hawaii and do not include his activities in other parts of the world. In terms of timeline, the book mainly covers from 1879 when Sun Yat-sen first went to Hawaii to 1910 when he made his last visit to Hawaii. However, during the period from 1911 to 1951, some materials closely related to Hawaii are also included, such as those involving Sun Yat-sen requesting donations from overseas Chinese and Chinese in Hawaii to support the campaign against Yuan Shikai.