"The Birth of Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum: Preservation and Renovation of Kom Tong Hall" exhibition panels (12 panels)
Content
Title panels
Introduction
Architectural features of Kom Tong Hall
Historical value of Kom Tong Hall
Conservation guidelines
Removal of varnish on brick and wood surfaces
Restoration of the metal balustrades
Replacement of glazed wall tiles
Treatment of the stained glass windows
Provision of modern facilities
Meticulous architects
Conclusion
"Dr Sun Yat-sen and Modern China" exhibition panels (18 panels)
Content
Background
Birth and Studies
Founding of the Revive China Society
Founding of the Chinese Revolutionary Alliance
Revolutionary Uprisings
Establishment of the Republic
Defending the Republic
Cooperation between Nationalists and Communists
Death in Beijing
"Dr Sun Yat-sen and Family" exhibition panels (16 panels)
Content
Family Tree
Sun Dacheng: Dr Sun Yat-sen's father
Madam Yang: Dr Sun Yat-sen's mother
Sun Mei: Dr Sun Yat-sen's elder brother
Sun Miaoqian: Dr Sun Yat-sen's elder sister
Sun Qiuyi: Dr Sun Yat-sen's younger sister
Lu Muzhen: Dr Sun Yat-sen's first wife
Chen Cuifen: Dr Sun Yat-sen's close partner
Soong Ching Ling: Dr Sun Yat-sen's second wife
Sun Fo: Dr Sun Yat-sen's son
Sun Yan: Dr Sun Yat-sen's elder daughter
Sun Wan: Dr Sun Yat-sen's younger daughter
Sun Chang: Dr Sun Yat-sen's nephew
"1911 Revolution in China: Francis Stafford's Photo Exhibition" exhibition panels (15 panels)
Content
Francis Eugene Stafford
Daily life in the late Qing period
Foreigners and the concessions
The New Army in the late Qing period
The Three Towns of Wuhan during the 1911 Revolution
Wuchang Uprising of 1911
Response of the Qing court
Attitude of the foreign powers
Other provinces declare independence
Independent provinces after 1911 Revolution
Founding of the Republic of China
Peace conference between the imperial and revolutionary camps
"Icon of an Era – The Dr Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum 1926.6.1" exhibition panels (20 panels)
Content
Preface
A Final Farewell in Beijing
The Dr Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing
Grand Funeral on Mount Zijin
Everlasting Memory
Application
Applications should be made from 2 weeks to 3 months before the date of loan. Please call 3580 6780 during office hours (Mon-Fri: 9:30am-1:00pm & 2:00-5:30pm) for reservation first, and then submit the duly completed application form together with copies of relevant documents to the Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum by mail (please mark "Application for Exhibition Panels" on the envelop) or fax (3580 0498) within two days after the telephone reservation. Otherwise, the reservation will be cancelled. All applications will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis.
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