Expelled the Tatars and advocated republicanism.
Advocate the unique achievements of the Three People's Republic of China and overthrow the imperial system.
Hundreds of folds and thousands of hammers Peng Chengzhi, draining the gallbladder and wearing the liver to exhaust the wind.
The will is not paid to be ancient, and the fame of the hero is engraved in the sky.
Today marks the 155th anniversary of the birth of Sun Yat-sen, a great national hero, a great patriot and the great pioneer of China's democratic revolution, and also the Taiwan Chinese Cultural Rejuvenation Festival. As the first person to "revitalize China," Sun Yat-sen had a supreme historical position in the minds of the Chinese, and the Kuomintang honored Sun Yat-sen as the "Father of the Nation"; the Communist Party evaluated Sun Yat-sen as a great man of China's first century.
On November 12, 1966, the centenary of Sun Yat-sen's birth, the newly built Zhongshan Building Zhonghua Wenhua Hall in Yangmingshan, Taipei City, was completed, and after the ceremony, Sun Ke, Wang Yunwu, Chen Lifu and 1,500 other people jointly wrote a letter proposing to launch a Chinese cultural revival movement, with November 12 of Sun Yat-sen's birth day as the Chinese Cultural Revival Festival.
This proposal was adopted by Chiang Kai-shek, who established the Committee for the Revival of Chinese Culture, with Chiang Kai-shek personally chairing it. The Chinese cultural revival movement was launched, aiming to awaken the rational conscience with the traditional humanistic spirit and ethical concepts.
After the establishment of the "Cultural Restoration Association", many specialized institutions and committees were established, such as the Education Reform Committee laying the foundation for cultural rejuvenation, the National Life Counseling Committee laying the foundation for cultural rejuvenation, the Literary and Art Research Promotion Committee building bridges for cultural rejuvenation, and the China Science, Technology and Invention Scholarship Committee to open the way for cultural rejuvenation. There are also the Chinese Science and Civilization Compilation Committee and the National Drama Promotion Committee. Each of these committees performs its own functions in carrying out and advancing concrete tasks for cultural revival.
The purpose of cultural rejuvenation is to take ethics and morality as the foundation of the world, to carry forward loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, love, faith, righteousness, harmony, and peace; to take democracy and freedom as the principle of blessing the people, so that the whole people have a common law to abide by; to take science and technology as the right virtue to take advantage of the fact of good life, and the ultimate purpose is to feed the people.
Chiang Kai-shek, who was deeply influenced by Chinese Confucian culture, and the "WenfuHui" under his leadership paved the way for Chinese culture from educational reform, academic collation, literary and art research, and national life counseling to integrate Chinese and Western cultures, and promoted the vigorous development of Chinese culture in Taiwan.
The Chinese Cultural Revival Movement originated from the New Life Movement in the 1930s
The Taiwan Chinese Culture Revival Movement, which originated from the Mainland New Life Movement, lasted for more than 20 years in the two Chiang Kai-shek eras, and culturally eliminated the long-term bad influence of the Imperial Civilization Movement on Taiwan by the Imperial Civilization Movement, so that Chinese culture was revitalized in Taiwan. The restoration, popularization and promotion of traditional Chinese culture have laid a good foundation for Taiwan's sinology, cultivated a rich soil of traditional Chinese culture, raised Taiwan's cultural reputation, status and influence, and made Taiwan a model area for carrying forward Chinese culture.
Since the members of the Committee for the Rejuvenation of Chinese Culture grew up to be mostly held by the leaders of the Taiwan region, the revival of Chinese culture gradually drifted away after the two Chiang Kai-shek dynasties.
Chiang Kai-shek attended the confucius festival
There are many more anniversaries associated with Sun Yat-sen. On November 11, 1924, at the inauguration of the National Guangdong University, Sun Yat-sen did not attend the cross motto of "erudition, interrogation, prudent thinking, discernment, and perseverance" that has been used to date. After Sun Yat-sen's death, Liao Zhongkai and others proposed in March 1925 that the national Guangdong University be renamed National Sun Yat-sen University in August 1926. In 1951, the president of Sun Yat-sen University sent a letter to Song Qingling, and the celebration day of Sun Yat-sen University was changed to November 12, and after Song Qingling agreed, November 12 became the celebration day of Zhongshan University today.
The Taiwan Democratic Self-Government League was established in Hong Kong on November 12, 1947, the day of Sun Yat-sen's birth, in accordance with the taiwan people's desire to oppose the Kuomintang dictatorship and realize democratic politics and local autonomy, in accordance with the aspirations of the Taiwan people at that time to oppose the Kuomintang dictatorship and realize democratic politics and local autonomy, and became one of the eight democratic parties in China.
On November 12, 1965, the new Taipei Museum of the National Palace Museum was inaugurated on the birthday of Sun Yat-sen, and various cultural relics such as legal books, famous paintings, bronzes, embroidery, porcelain, jade and other cultural relics were exhibited on the same day.
The opening time of the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games was November 12, mainly in Guangdong in November, when the weather was suitable for the competition, but specific to the opening of 12, it was closely related to Sun Yat-sen's birthday, because the emblem conference before the opening was held in Guangzhou Zhongshan Hall, which can be described as the unity of heaven and man.
China's Arbor Day will initially be set on the annual Qingming Festival. In 1928, the Nationalist government changed Arbor Day to March 12 to commemorate the third anniversary of Sun Yat-sen's death. In 1979, the Sixth Session of the Standing Committee of the Fifth National People's Congress of New China decided to designate March 12 of each year as Arbor Day. The newly revised Forest Law of the People's Republic of China, which came into effect on July 1, 2020, specifies that March 12 is Arbor Day every year.