Sun Yatsen : seeking a newer China

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Sun Yatsen : seeking a newer China

David B. Gordon

（Library of world biography）

Prentice Hall, c2010

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Chronology: p. 121-123

Includes index

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内容説明

This biography introduces readers to the life and times of Sun Yatsen (1866-1925), a Chinese revolutionary whose popularity stretches across Greater China and into the 21st century. Concise and incisive, each interpretive biography in the Library of World Biography Series focuses on a person whose actions and ideas either significantly influenced world events or whose life reflects important themes and developments in global history. Sun Yatsen (1866-1925) was ceaselessly dynamic, leading a movement among Chinese to overthrow the last traditional dynasty of China's history and replace it with a modern-style republic. When this republic became a reality, he briefly served as its president, afterward continuing the influence his country for decades to come through the political party he created, the controversial foreign assistance he accepted, and the many writings he left behind. China is today rapidly transforming itself into the international powerhouse that Sun envisioned. In this respect, Sun's life story-occurring as it did on the dividing line between traditional dynastic rule and the search for what would replace it-enables us to understand a broad swath of China's road to contemporary prominence.

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CONTENTS Editor's Preface Author's Preface A Note on Chinese Spellings Acknowledgments I High and Dry The Rome of the East The Confucian Heritage Manchu Rule The Frightening Nineteenth Century II A Marginal Youth Growing Up Marginal Sun Becomes a Doctor The Failure of Self-Strengthening Sun and China at the Crossroads The Sino-Japanese War Reviving China by Force III Kidnapped in London Kidnapped at the Chinese Legation Effects of the Kidnapping The New Imperialism Comes to China The Hundred Days of Reform IV Sun in Meiji Japan The Japanese Model Sun Meets Miyazaki The Huizhou Uprising Sun's Japan Connection V Creating the Revolutionary Alliance Chinese Students in Tokyo The New Climate of Opinion The Russo-Japanese War The Birth of the Revolutionary Alliance VI Planning China's Future The Principle of Nationalism The Principle of Democracy The Principle of People's Livelihood The Principles in Historical Perspective VII In Pursuit of Revolution Revolutionaries vs. Reformists The French Connection Qing Efforts at Reform Sun's Second Wind VIII The News in Denver Running Off the Track Where Was Sun? Sun as Provisional President The Revolution in Hindsight IX The Dream Goes Awry Sun and Railways Yuan Shikai Becomes a Dictator Sun's Opportunism, Yuan's Fall The Turn to Warlordism X Interlude: Sun's Marriages Sun's Relationships Before the Revolution Sun and Soong Qingling XI The South Secedes World War I, China, and Sun Sun and the May Fourth Movement Sun's Writings at the Rue Moliere XII The South Gains Soviet Help Sun's Second Guangzhou Government The Russian Connection The "United Front" Alliance Sun's Underlying Impatience XIII Sun's Death and Beatification Sun's Beatification, Pre-1949 Sun's Beatification, Post-1949 Sun as Nationalistic Dreamer Study Questions Chronology Glossary A Note on the Sources Index

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