Sun Yat sen must have been thinking at that time, and why did Sun Yat sen ask questions?

A sentence that Sun Yat-sen said.

It was Sun Yat-sen who wanted to buy ** from Japan that year, and then Yan Taizhang took it upon himself to cancel the ** transaction, which led to the failure of the uprising.

What are the original words?

It may have been said sometime after that incident, or maybe it wasn't that incident.

In June 1907, at the request of the Qing Dynasty, Japan expelled Sun Yat-sen from the country and expelled a group of revolutionary Chinese students studying in Japan. When he left Japan, Sun Yat-sen received a grant of 7,000 yuan from Japan, and a grant of 10,000 yuan from Kugoro Suzuki. Sun Yat-sen was anxious to use the money to launch an uprising on the southern border, so when he left, he only gave Zhang Taiyan 2,000 yuan as the fund of the "Minbao".

Zhang Taiyan thought that the amount given was unbearable, so he directly asked for all the grants from Suzuki Kugoro, but Sun Yat-sen did not meet his demand. At this time, the Japanese ronin Hirayama Zhou, who was also a member of the League, took the opportunity to instigate, so Zhang Taiyan was hot-headed and angry, angrily took down the portrait of Sun Yat-sen from the newspaper office, and proposed to remove Sun Yat-sen from the post of prime minister of the League.

Immediately afterwards, Sun Yat-sen sent people back to Japan to buy firearms in order to launch the Qin and Lian uprisings in Guangdong. After Zhang Taiyan and others learned of this, they believed him easily, thinking that the firearms they purchased were "Meiji 18 style, and they were outdated and unbearable to fight." In the name of the People's Daily, they sent a telegram to Hong Kong's "China**" to leak the matter. Sun Yat-sen was very angry about this, believing that Zhang Taiyan and others "leaked secrets and sabotaged the opportunity", and as a result, their estrangement deepened day by day.

Someone asked him what he liked the most? He said that there are three: 1 to do the revolution, 2 women, 3 what to forget!

Abandoning medicine and following literature, of course, thinking about how to take China's road to reform.

Because Mr. taught the students to read, and let them read it a few or many times before they would understand the meaning of the text, Sun Yat-sen asked Mr. a question, most likely because he did not read the book, so he was beaten.

If you don't understand, you have to ask" is the text of the third grade of the third grade edited by the Ministry of Chinese Language and Education of the Primary School, which was recorded by Chen Liang, about Sun Yat-sen's childhood in a private school, daring to think independently, daring to question, in order to understand the meaning of the book, not afraid of Mr. punishment, boldly raised the problem of splitting branches to Mr.

On why Dr. Sun Yat-sen chose to take the road of "revolution". Why didn't Sun Yat-sen want to modernize the country through improved methods? Sun Yat-sen himself once said:

Revolution is a last resort, and it cannot be carried out forever. So he said: "The more I love the revolution because I love peace, why not?"

Revolution, peace. Treat it in two phases; Without revolution, there is no peace, only corruption, only suffering. This is a true portrayal of Mr. Sun Yat-sen's heart, and it is also the original revolutionary intention of revolutionaries such as Huang Xing, Song Jiaoren, Zhang Taiyan, and Cai Yuanpei.

Of course, Sun Yat-sen knew that the price and destruction would be less, and when we return to the true situation of history, we will see that the anti-Qing revolution is inevitable. Sun Zhongpinmushan was not born a revolutionary, and his thinking underwent a process of transformation from reform to revolution. In 1894, Sun Yat-sen was still very vacillating ideologically, and was at the crossroads of revolution and reform.

However, through the letter to Li Hongzhang and through the Qing Dynasty's successive acts of losing power and humiliating the country, Sun Yat-sen saw that the corruption of the Qing Dynasty was hopeless, and realized that it was difficult to carry out modernization without being able to overthrow such a corrupt country. At the critical moment of life and death for the Chinese nation, Sun Yat-sen resolutely rose up to revolution.

Subjective reasons: the weakness and compromise of the bourgeoisie.

1. The bourgeois revolutionaries never had a thorough anti-imperialist program and did not put forward opposition to imperialism, the main enemy of the Chinese nation;

2. The bourgeois revolutionaries never had a thorough anti-feudal program, did not completely negate the feudal land ownership system, and the bourgeois revolution did not solve the land problem of the peasants, so they did not have the support of the peasants. The peasants were the main force of the Chinese revolution, and without the support of the peasants it was impossible to defeat a powerful enemy;

3. The bourgeois revolutionaries never built up their own armed forces, and the armed struggles launched by the bourgeois revolutionaries in the Xinhai Revolution were all short-term;

4. The political parties of the bourgeois revolutionaries are also evil.

Sun Yat-sen. is a person who is not ashamed to ask.

The text tells the story of Sun Yat-sen, who studied in a private school when he was a child, and boldly asked questions to his husband in order to understand the meaning of the book. He praised Sun Yat-sen's attitude and courage to ask questions if he didn't understand, and inspired us to dare to ask questions we don't understand.

In the article, the author uses the rhetorical device of metaphor to compare students' reading to singing, and vividly describes the state of students' reading. From the performance of the students, it can be seen that everyone is very afraid of Mr. This is in sharp contrast to Sun Yat-sen's behavior, which shows that it takes a lot of courage for Sun Yat-sen not to understand the nine questions.