Sun Yat-sen became a relative at the age of 17, his original wife is Lu Muzhen, speaking of Lu Muzhen many people may not know, everyone should be impressed by Soong Ching-ling, when Sun Yat-sen fell in love with Soong Ching-ling, Lu Muzhen resolutely chose to divorce in order to complete her husband, she should feel that marriage without love is not perfect, so they completed them, so on October 25, 1915, Soong Ching-ling and Sun Yat-sen married in Japan.
Among them, Sun Yat-sen also had two women, one was a Japanese wife: Kaoru Ōtsuki, who had not been seen since during his time in Japan, and the other was his concubine, Chen Pufen.
Chen Pufen's love with Sun Yat-sen is tortuous, but at the same time, she is also a woman who is deeply impressed and has a heart, and in terms of ability, she is not worse than Song Qingling. When Lu Haodong was captured, Sun Yat-sen was forced into exile in Japan. Chen Pufen chose to abandon everything in China and went into exile with Sun Yat-sen to Japan. It can be said that during that dark day, it was Chen Pufen who brought hope to Sun Yat-sen, and Chen Pufen was able to do this because she really loved Sun Yat-sen.
When Hu Hanmin and others came to visit, they all honored Chen Pufen as "Four Gu", because every time several of them came, Chen Pufen was very enthusiastic. When they left, they would more or less send them some things, and in Chen Pufen's heart, he felt that they were people who did great things, and they couldn't drag them back, and if they could support them in this regard, they must do a good job.
During the Zhennanguan Uprising, Chen Pufen helped Sun Yat-sen stabilize the hearts of the army in the military camp, although the uprising failed, but Chen Pufen won the recognition of many people, in their eyes, Chen Pufen was simply more powerful than Soong Qingling. Thus it also laid a certain position in the heart of Sun Yat-sen.
Sun Yat-sen died in Beijing on March 12, 1925, and on June 1, 1929, according to his last wishes, he was buried in the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing. In 1940, the Nationalist government issued a decree to the whole country and honored him as the "Father of the Republic of China". In the 1930s of the last century, Chiang Kai-shek, who claimed to be the descendant of Sun Yat-sen, sent 100,000 silver dollars to Chen Pufen in the process of going south to show his respect. In 1960, Chan died of illness in Hong Kong at the age of 87.
Don't look at Chen Pufen's life as Sun Yat-sen's concubine, but she lived a much more exciting life than Soong Ching-ling.