Sun Yat-sen Collected Works (Complete 11 Volumes)

Author: Institute of Modern History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Scope of Collection: Includes all writings penned by Sun Yat-sen, literary works and telegrams signed by others with his consent, documents drafted under his leadership, books and articles written based on his oral accounts, speeches and conversations recorded by others at the time, credible and complete speeches and conversations recalled by participants, official documents, orders, appointment certificates, various securities, receipts, and some inscriptions signed by him. Includes complete annotations written by Sun Yat-sen. If annotations require reference to supporting documents to clarify their meaning, the documents (full text or summary) will be appended after the annotations. If the annotations are inseparable from the supporting documents, the documents (full text or summary) will be included in the main text. Sun Yat-sen's translated works will be appended after the prefaces to translations. The collation, annotation, and translation of foreign language texts in this book partially draw on previous research, and specific acknowledgments are generally not provided in the book. Traditional, ancient, and variant characters in the original text are generally converted to common simplified characters, except for those with special meanings. This book is published in multiple volumes, edited by three different institutions with staggered publication dates. If writings belonging to different volumes are found to be missing, they will be supplemented in the final volume. This book includes two types of appendices: one is a bilingual index of foreign names and places (Chinese translation and index), and the other is an index of persons, events, and some terms.

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