Sun Yat-sen's Chronology (Vol. 1-2)

Author: Chen Xiqi
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Features: This book primarily records the life, thoughts, and activities of the subject, supplemented by materials related to the subject's activities. Those pertaining to the revolutionary movement led by the subject are included in the main text, with varying levels of detail based on their relevance to the subject. The book is divided into three volumes. Volume I (1866–1911) covers the subject's family background, early life, the establishment of the Revive China Society and the Chinese, and the struggles to overthrow the monarchy and establish a republic. Volume II (1912–1918) includes the subject's tenure as the provisional president of the Nanjing government, the second revolution, the formation of the Chinese Revolutionary Party, opposition to Yuan Shikai, and the second, all of which reflect the subject's efforts to establish the Republic of China and safeguard the revolutionary achievements of democratic republicanism. Volume III (1919–1925) focuses on the subject's activities during the early stages of the New Democratic Revolution, including the May Fourth Movement, the Chen Jiongming betrayal, the late-stage reorganization of the Chinese Nationalist Party, the implementation of the Three Great Policies, the anti-imperialist and anti-feudal struggles, as well as the subject's journey to the north and death.