The father of modern China, Sun Yat-sen helped end two thousand years of imperial rule in the 1911 Revolution and founded the Republic on his Three Principles of the People — nationalism, democracy, and the people's livelihood.
He toppled an empire in the name of democracy — then argued the people weren't ready for it yet, prescribing a stage of one-party 'political tutelage' to govern them until they were. To unify the fractured republic he leaned on warlord alliances and Soviet aid. The democrat who decided democracy must wait. Liberty as a destination, guardianship for the road.
“A people must first be guided to freedom before they can be trusted to govern it.”
✉️ Ships with a letter from Sun Yat-sen — what he stood for, in his own words.
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