He is now, however, credited for shaping the ideology and tone of the republic that succeeded the Qing.
This Chinese revolutionary leader trained and graduated in medicine in Hong Kong, and was not involved in organizing the 1911 revolution that overthrew the Qing dynasty, being overseas at this point of time. He is now, however, credited for shaping the ideology and tone of the republic that succeeded the Qing. Perhaps the only Chinese revolutionary leader that is revered in both mainland China and Taiwan, FTP name this man who organized and led the Kuomintang, or Nationalist Party.
This Chinese revolutionary leader trained and graduated in medicine in Hong Kong, and was not involved in organizing the 1911 revolution that overthrew the Qing dynasty, being overseas at this point of time.
{Sun Yat-sen} (accept {Sun Wen} and {Sun Zhongshan})