Sun Yat-sen 2001

This drama records the nearly thirty years of the revolutionary career of the great revolutionary forerunner Sun Yat-sen, from his first armed uprising in 1895 to his journey north in 1925, when he died of illness in Beijing. In 20 episodes, it focuses on describing how Mr. Sun Yat-sen overthrew the autocratic monarchy that had ruled China for thousands of years and founded the Republic of China. He held armed uprisings 11 times and established revolutionary regimes 3 times. He spent his life advocating democracy, opposing dictatorship, organizing wars to protect the country and the law, and not fearing imperialism. In response to the threats from the great powers and the opposition warlords, Chen Jiongming launched the Northern Expedition to defeat the rebels. With his increasingly frustrated fighting spirit, he reorganized the Kuomintang twice and realized the transformation from old democracy to new democracy. Finally, he went north to discuss politics and died of illness on March 12, 1925 at No. 5, Tieshizi Hutong, Beijing. Three highlights of "Sun Yat-sen": One of the highlights: history. Sun Yat-sen's legendary life provides an excellent blueprint for the creation of TV dramas. The drama begins with Sun Yat-sen's first armed uprising in 1895 and continues until his death in Beijing in 1925. It describes in detail the Guangzhou Uprising, the London catastrophe, the establishment of the Alliance, the Wuchang Uprising, the founding of the Republic of China, the War to Protect the Country, the War to Protect the France, the reorganization of the Kuomintang, the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and the launch of the Northern Expedition. It can be said that every story and every battle is