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On the Relationship Between the 1911 Revolutionary Figures Chen Qubing and Sun Yat-sen

Zhao Xia

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As a leader of the influential literary group known as the South Society, Chen Qubing used words as a weapon in concert with the Revolutionary Alliance to raise anti-Qing sentiment during the revolutionary period surrounding 1911. After the Republic of China was established, he followed Sun Yat-sen by undertaking political duties, launching armed conflict, and publicizing revolution. Because of Chen's shared political views with, devotion to, and whole-hearted efforts on behalf of Sun Yat-sen, the two developed a deep and long-lasting friendship.

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As a leader of the influential literary group known as the South Society, Chen Qubing used words as a weapon in concert with the Revolutionary Alliance to raise anti-Qing sentiment during the revolutionary period surrounding 1911. After the Republic of China was established, he followed Sun Yat-sen by undertaking political duties, launching armed conflict, and publicizing revolution. Because of Chen's shared political views with, devotion to, and whole-hearted efforts on behalf of Sun Yat-sen, the two developed a deep and long-lasting friendship.

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As a leader of the influential literary group known as the South Society, Chen Qubing used words as a weapon in concert with the Revolutionary Alliance to raise anti-Qing sentiment during the revolutionary period surrounding 1911. After the Republic of China was established, he followed Sun Yat-sen by undertaking political duties, launching armed conflict, and publicizing revolution. Because of Chen's shared political views with, devotion to, and whole-hearted efforts on behalf of Sun Yat-sen, the two developed a deep and long-lasting friendship.

Key concepts: Alliance, Politics, Chen, Friendship, China, The Republic, Economic history, History

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