Dr. Sun Yat-sen established the Republic of China, brought China from feudalism to a new democratic republican stage, and turned the concept of democratic equality from words into reality. Dr. Sun Yat-sen's life has been on the road of revolution, and he is not only bumpy on the road of revolution, but also very unsmooth on the emotional road, and many women in his life have entered his emotional world and have had three formal wives, and what kind of life does his descendants live?
In 1866, Sun Yat-sen was born in Guangdong, and although his family was not very rich and noble, he also had no worries about food and clothing. In that era, Sun Yat-sen followed his father to see nobility and ugliness in the colonies, as well as Western culture, and then Sun Yat-sen learned advanced knowledge abroad and returned to China to continue studying medicine. Reality taught him to see the decay of the Qing government, so he chose another way to save the people and began the long revolutionary road.
Sun Yat-sen's first marriage was at the age of nineteen, and under the expectations and arrangements of his parents, he and Lu Muzhen married and became a family, and the two had three children after marriage. There is not much deep emotional foundation between the husband and wife, but Sun Yat-sen still fulfilled the responsibility of a husband and a father, and he named three children of a man, two women and three children sun ke, Sun Jiao and Sun Wan respectively. But not long after, Sun Yat-sen had to leave his hometown because of the revolutionary cause and began his revolutionary career of displacement.
Later, he met his destined lover Chen Pufen, who was both Sun Yat-sen's lover and his partner, and the two fought and burned for the revolution together. She didn't care what her identity was at Sun Yat-sen's side, Chen Pufen accompanied Sun Yat-sen through the extremely difficult early stage of the revolution, there were difficulties for the two to face together, and there were dangers for the two to persist together.
After a failed uprising, Sun Yat-sen had to flee to Japan in order to avoid danger, and he certainly did not live on the streets when he arrived in Japan, he lived in a friend's house. During his stay, he had a sweet time with the maid Asada Haru, but it was not long before Haru Asada died of illness.
At this time, the big moon kaoru, who had just moved to the next door, appeared in his field of vision, and the gentle and lovely big moon kaoru gradually soothed the wounds in Sun Yat-sen's heart, making him ignite the spark of love again. He wanted to marry Kaoru Otsuki, but her father didn't approve of the marriage, for a very real reason, there was a 22-year difference between the two, and Kaoru Otsuki was just 14 years old at the time. But with Sun Yat-sen's sincerity and persistence, Ōtsuki Kaoru's father gradually changed his mind. The following year the two married, Kaoru Ōtsuki became his second wife, but soon after Sun Yat-sen returned to China because of the incident, there was no news, Kaoru Ōtsuki was pregnant but helpless, soon after she gave birth to a girl, named Fumiko, and then forced by the pressure of reality to remarry.
Sun Yat-sen's third wife is Soong Ching Ling, as a great woman, she has made many contributions to China, I believe everyone is familiar with it, and her deeds will not be described in detail here.
Among Sun Yat-sen's descendants, the eldest Son Ke inherited his career after his death, but in that era, he was not a very top talent, so it did not take long to become unknown. But this is only compared with his father Sun Yat-sen, he himself is still very good, but later lived in the United States, domestic news about him is relatively small.
Sun Ke has six children, the most powerful of which is the eldest Sun Zhiping, who is not only very good in academics, a master's degree, but also very smooth in his career, founded a company to open a business path, and the second son Zhiqiang is also quite successful in business. Sun Yat-sen and Kaoru Otsuki's daughter, Fumiko, became the adopted daughter of the Miyamoto family at the age of five, and it was not until her children had grown up that Fumiko learned her true origins from her mother.
Dr. Sun Yat-sen's emotional journey in life was very bumpy and rich, but because he wanted to participate in the revolutionary cause, several of his feelings were relatively short, and there was not much time to accompany his children. Among the several children, only the eldest son, Sun Ke, had listened to the teachings around him, and there was a great lack of family education, which was not a pity, otherwise China might have more great figures.