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![]() Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Father of the Chinese Revolution |
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The next stop on our tour was the Memorial Middle School of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen and his home. He practiced as a physician in Macau from 1892 until 1894 when he returned to China. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen is recognized as the father of the 1911 Chinese Revolution. The grounds were beautifully manicured but there was no evidence of children anywhere to be found. I would have expected children to be everywhere but there were none. |
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<< The main classroom building. Anne sitting on the steps and enjoying >> the beautiful flowers. |
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<< The Chinese equivalent of our gazebo on the grounds of the school. The chalk picture of Chairman Mao was >> on a chalk board that was well over twenty feet long. All the writing was in Chinese so I have no way of knowing the significance of the board, but it was obviously meant to honor Chairman Mao. |
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![]() Entrance to Dr. Sun Yat-Sen's Home |
![]() The garden area of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen's home. |
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<< Anne gravitating toward the flowers again. She's attracted by any and all types of flowers and always wants a picture to remember them by. A lily pond with a small fountain on the grounds >> of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen's home. |
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