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Sun Yat-Sen on Pan-Asia
March 2, 1927 issue

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The article discusses the issue of Pan-Asiatic unity. Sun Yat-Sen was known as the Father of the Chinese Revolution of 1911; he was the first President of the Republic of China; he led the unsuccessful "Second Revolution" against Yuan Shih-kai's dictatorship in 1913; and he was the leader of the Canton governments which, declaring themselves the legitimate successors of the disrupted Peking Parliament, finally blossomed into the Nationalist movement which is today sweeping China. Now China's international status is rapidly declining. China, too, is far away from Nepal and between the two countries rise the high Tibetan mountain ranges. But Nepal still regards China as a superior state and pays tribute to her.

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CONCORD; SUN, Yat-sen, 1866-1925; PRESIDENTS; TOTALITARIANISM; INTERNATIONAL relations; CHINA; ASIA
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