Seeking the lyrics of "Memorial Song of the Father of the Nation"

Our founding father launched a revolution with a boiling passion, overthrew autocracy, established * * * peace, produced a democratic China, and the Republic of China was newly established. The national affairs are like hemp, and the Founding Fathers once again made a detailed plan to reform China.

The three people's principles, the five-power constitution, the pursuit of truth, hard work all my life, half my life, sacrifice and struggle for the country, the spirit of the founding father is immortal, just like the sky and the sun.

People's livelihood is dying, the pace of the country is difficult, and disasters are still there. Don't break up and give up your ambition. Everyone should encourage each other. Don't forget the last words of the founding father. The revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still have to work hard.

Biography:

Dr. Sun Yixian (1866 ~ 1925) is famous for his writings, and his writings take pleasure in writing (meaning "writing to carry the Tao"), with the nickname Deming and the young name Xiangdi; /Kloc-When he was baptized by the church in Hong Kong at the age of 0/8, he signed his name Nisshin (meaning "Nisshin but New"), and Feng Yong of the Ministry of Industry changed his name to "Yixian" according to the Cantonese pronunciation of Nisshin. Naturally, Chinese and western teachers and friends call it Yixian, and it has gradually become famous in the world. When I was 32 years old and stayed in Japan, my Japanese friend signed "Zhongshan" to cover up the whereabouts of this revolutionary leader. Mr. Wang continued the word "Chai" as China Shanchai, and later he often signed Zhongshan, so the country was called Mr. Zhongshan. Mr. Wang was born in Cuiheng Village, Xiangshan County (now Zhongshan County), Guangdong Province on October 6th, the fifth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1November 12th, 866). His predecessor was a prominent family in the Central Plains. He began to migrate repeatedly from the late Tang Dynasty, passing through Jiangxi and Fujian, and entered Guangdong in the early Ming Dynasty. His three generations, Gao, Zeng and Zu, all worked as farmers. His father farmed in his early years and lived a well-off life. Later, when he got into trouble, he quit the labor force and then came back to his old job. I didn't get married until I was 33. I took Yang, with three sons and three daughters, the eldest son, named Mei. The second son Deyou, a famous book, died young; Sir, so is its season.

Mr. Sun entered a private school at the age of seven and graduated in seven years. At that time, Mr. Zhang, his eldest brother, successfully raised livestock in Honolulu and was chartered by the local government to attract Chinese to help raise livestock. Mother Mrs. Yang was also eager to see her career, so she got her father's promise to go to Tan to wait on her mother with the boat carrying immigrants. Mr. Wang was originally "interested in seeing people far away and eager for novelty." This trip "began to see the strangeness of the ship and the vastness of the sea." Naturally, he is eager for western learning and wants to be poor in the world. It has a great influence on lifelong volunteers. Not long after arriving in Tan, my wife returned to China, leaving her husband alone. At first, Mr. Zhang entered his camp rice shop to assist in business management. Although he is familiar with it, his ambition is not here. Eldest brother knew that he was interested in learning, so he entered the Italian Aranyi school. Mr. Ji Mao (1879) is fourteen years old.

Mr. Wang has a basic knowledge of Chinese. He is a beginner in English. After ten days of observation and listening, he has a unique understanding of Chinese and English. Ten days later, I began to learn reading and writing, and I made rapid progress, especially English grammar. When he graduated three years later, among hundreds of students, he won the English grammar prize awarded by the King of Hawaii, which made overseas Chinese proud. At that time, Hawaii was still an independent country. I transferred to Oahu College, the highest institution in Tantalum, which is a church school for beautiful women. Mr. Wang intended to study in the United States after graduating from this school, but his eldest brother was influenced by the priest at school and worried about his parents' reprimand. He thought that Mr. Wang's western education was enough and ordered him to drop out of school and go back to study the country. 1in the summer of 883, 18-year-old Wang left Tan and went to Guangdong. However, in the winter of this year, he was baptized in the Christian congregation with his close friend Lu.

The year of Yiyou (1885) coincided with the Sino-French war. Every time I travel at sea and read western newspapers, I see the news that the French army fought bravely and China defeated the French army, which led to the reorganization of the French court. But when they arrived in Hong Kong, the Qing court had signed the Tianjin Treaty with France, asking Annan to give it to France. In view of the ignorance and corruption of the Qing dynasty, Mr. Wang was extremely indignant; At this time, I was deeply moved to see that Chinese workers refused to repair French warships at the dock. This was "the ambition to overthrow the Qing court and create the Republic of China." Because Mr. Wang has great ambition to save the country and the people, he carefully considered his career choice when he graduated from Central College the following year. He first intends to enter the army or naval school, and then study politics and law. Later, when I went to Sandalwood, a church pastor, Du Nan Shanyu, said that Fan Zhongyan should be a good doctor, not a good doctor, so he decided to study medicine. As a result, he took the school as a place to advocate and borrowed medical skills as a medium to join the WTO, which made the cause of saving the country difficult.

At the age of 2 1, Mr. Bing Xu (1886) entered the Medical College affiliated to Guangdong Hospital, where he met Zheng Shiliang, a volunteer, and Lielie, an off-campus volunteer. They helped each other save the country. A year later, I transferred to the newly established Hong Kong College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hong Kong, and got to know, and so on. After school, they all have the same wish and talk loudly every day.

Mr. Wang studied medicine in the College of Western Medicine for five and a half years, and his grades were among the best. Successive provosts such as Dr. patrick manson, Dr. Condoleezza and He Qi, the founder of Chinese Studies, all attached great importance to him. Renchen was the first to graduate in the summer of 27 (1892). Immediately, the Chinese and Western Medicine Bureau was established in Macao to cooperate with Jinghu Chinese Medicine Bureau to provide free clinic for poor diseases.

In the spring of the Sino-Japanese War (1894), China and Japan had some relations with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Mr. Wang observed that the overall situation had changed, and he was worried that corruption in the Qing Dynasty could not be controlled, which led to the country's peril and the people's plight. At that time, Li Hongzhang, as a Han Chinese, took on a heavy responsibility, was the host of the Westernization Movement, and was also the honorary patron of the Hong Kong Academy of Western Medicine. If Mr. Li wants to save time, he will write it in a book, hoping to expand his grand plan and strive for long-term success.