When Sun Yat-sen was seventeen years old, he married his original partner, Lu Muzhen. Later, Sun Yat-sen fell in love with Soong Ching Ling again, and in order to fulfill her husband, Lu Muzhen resolutely chose to divorce.
This is the history that most people know, but we are not talking about them today, but Chen Pufen.
The love between Chen Pufen and Sun Yat-sen was through twists and turns, when Lu Haodong was arrested and Sun Yat-sen was forced into exile in Japan. The days were dark and there was no hope at all.
But Chen Still gave up everything in China and went into exile with Sun Yat-sen to Japan. After stabilizing, Hu Hanmin and others came to visit, and they honored Chen Pufen as "Sigu", because every time several of them came, Chen Pufen was very enthusiastic.
Before leaving, he gave them large bags of things and said to them, "You are all people who do great things, and I can only support you in this regard." ”
At the time of the Zhennanguan uprising, Chen Pufen helped Sun Yat-sen stabilize the army in the military camp, although in the end the uprising failed, but Chen Pufen undoubtedly won the recognition of many people, in the eyes of these people, Chen Pufen was simply more powerful than Song Qingling.
In the 1930s, Chiang Kai-shek, who claimed to be a descendant of Sun Yat-sen, sent 100,000 silver dollars to Chen Pufen in the process of going south to show his respect.
Chen Pufen's later years were very stable, and he was cared for by the descendants of the Sun family, and in 1960, Chen Pufen died of illness in Hong Kong at the age of 87.