Sun Yat-sen is a great man of China's generation, and the Xinhai Revolution under his leadership has achieved fruitful results, overthrowing the feudal monarchy that China has inherited for more than 2,000 years in one fell swoop, what a shocking historical moment, but due to the limitations of its own class, the Xinhai Revolution led by Sun Yat-sen did not ultimately lead the Chinese people to a new and beautiful life.
Later, under the road of the new democratic revolution, Chinese ushered in a new spring, but Sun Yat-sen and his historical merits are still immortal. When posterity mentioned this great man who dedicated his life to China's progress and democratic cause, people's hearts were full of admiration. So what kind of life development did the children left behind after Sun Yat-sen's death have? As the children of a generation of great people, what is unusual about their development, let's take a look at it today.
House of great men
Because his heart was always for the sake of the country's soldiers, when he was only 58 years old, Sun Yat-sen died a long time ago. After the death of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, people came to his place of residence only to find a few books and a few clothes, as a patriot whose name shook the Central Plains, as a great man of a generation that was rarely seen in China for thousands of years, Sun Yat-sen put all his energy on the development of the national cause, and put his personal interests in the last position, what a noble patriot.
Everyone knows that Sun Yat-sen's most beloved wife is Soong Ching Ling. Before Sun Yat-sen's death, he donated all his private property to Soong Ching Ling, although those properties were quite meager, but it can also be seen that Soong Ching Ling's position in Dr. Sun Yat-sen's mind.
In fact, Sun Yat-sen had three wives, the first of whom was his original wife, that is, the woman who was married in the feudal era by the words of his parents. Her name is Lu Muzhen, but there is no common language between Mr. Sun and this wife. His spiritual spouse was Soong Ching-ling, but unfortunately there were no children between Sun Yat-sen and Soong Ching-ling, and due to a fortuitous incident, Soong Ching-ling was seriously injured and has been difficult to have children since then. Three of the four children left by Dr. Sun Yat-sen were born to his wife, Lu Muzhen. There are no children between him and Song Qingling, and it does not affect the feelings between the two, and in the face of true love, everything is insignificant.
The only son, Sun Ke
Dr. Sun Yat-sen's eldest son was named Sun Ke. This is an elite person who has been well educated from an early age. After he became an adult, he entered the government organs of the time to work, it can be said that the work is decent and the income is quite high, and more importantly, Sun Ke, as the eldest son of Sun Yat-sen, completely inherited the patriotic spirit of his father and the concept of working for the happiness of the people. Before 1949, Sun Ke held very high positions in the organs. After the death of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, it can be said that a person took on the heavy responsibility of the family.
What he did was worthy of being the only son of Sun Yat-sen. However, after the founding of New China, Sun Ke and his family moved to the United States for development, the origin of which is now unknown, and it is said that Sun Ke has developed relatively well abroad. Although he has become a drifter far away from the motherland, Sun Ke is still a patriot who cares about the motherland.
Daughters Sun Fei and Sun Wan
Sun Jiao was the eldest daughter of Sun Yat-sen, and her birth once brought infinite joy to Sun Yat-sen and his wife, but the growth of this girl was quite bumpy, from childhood she suffered from some untreatable congenital diseases, although she was a woman who loved classical literature and poetry, she did not fully grow up after all. When she was in her 30s, she died of a serious illness, which can be said to be a huge blow to the Sun family. Since she was a child, her grandson was regarded as a pearl in the palm of her hand, and her parents had great expectations for her, but the heavens did not take care of the daughter of this great man, and in the end she passed away regretfully.
Sun Wan, the second daughter of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, was beautiful, intelligent and virtuous, and had shown her unique talent from an early age. When learning knowledge, she also shows her ingenuity, and always has excellent grades and outstanding performance in school. Since she was a child, Sun Wan has been warmly pursued by boys, because she is such a beautiful girl, but Sun Wan has strictly refused, because there is only one thing in her heart, that is, to pass on her father's patriotism forever.
As an adult, Sun Wan also held important positions in local institutions and became a useful person to society, but her emotional life was relatively bumpy. Her first love, a married man who has established a family, but she loves herself so much that although this feeling has suffered strong opposition from people, she is bent on going her own way, willing to give everything for the man, but this love, although strong and full of light and heat, is destined to be extinguished one day.
After breaking up with the married man, Sun Wan ushered in her second relationship. This time she succeeded, married the man smoothly, and lived a fairly happy life for the rest of her life.
Japanese daughter Tomiko
Mr. Sun Yat-sen had an unknown exotic relationship, when he went to Japan to handle affairs, he happened to meet a beautiful and moving young girl named Kaoru Ōtsuki, who was not yet 18 years old at the time, but the emotional age between the two was not hindered by age at all, and they fell in love passionately. Due to Dr. Sun Yat-sen's busy affairs, he soon had to leave Japan for revolutionary activities in the interior.
What he did not expect was that this once-pampered Japanese girl would later give birth to a third daughter for him. Sun Yat-sen was unaware of the existence of this third daughter during his lifetime, and Ōtsuki raised her alone. Without a father, the daughter had a difficult life, and she was later sent by her mother to a large family for adoption, becoming someone else's adopted daughter. Sun Yat-sen's third Daughter of Japan ended up living a relatively uneventful life, without much social contribution, but also lived quite happily, married and had children in Japan, and lived an ordinary life.
summary
As the children of a generation of great people, they are born different, but under the shadow of fate, everyone's development is different. Some of them have grown into a generation of elites, while others are obscure and live no differently from ordinary people. Some died of illness at a young age, which is sad. Sun Yat-sen's children who are still alive in the world are basically not living in the interior, and they have lived far away from the motherland for a long time and have become famous patriotic overseas Chinese.