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Dr Sun Yat-sen
Museum
Relive the epoch-making achievements
of revolutionary pioneer Dr Sun Yat-sen who is renowned for transforming
China from a monarchy to a republic. The revolutionary ideologies
of Dr Sun Yat-sen were shaped while he was receiving his early
education in Hong Kong and the city served as his base for 18
years prior to the founding of the Chinese Republic in 1912.
This museum is located in the 2,650
square-metre, four-storey Kom Tong Hall, an early 20th
century building that has been faithfully restored to its original
majestic appearance. Inside is a fascinating showcase of Dr Sun's
accomplishments including exhibition galleries covering his life
history and his close relationship with Hong Kong. The 150 exhibits
include clothes and personal manuscripts which bring alive the
revolutionary spirit of Dr Sun. Visitors can gain other insights
by visiting the reading room, video room and an interactive room.
After a visit to the museum, further
insights into the life of this amazing man can be gleaned by following
the Dr
Sun Yat-sen Historical Trail. It includes landmarks in his
life during his stay in Hong Kong. Information plaques along the
way facilitate your exploration into the life of the man who was
proclaimed Provisional President of the Republic of China in 1912.
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