Sun Yat-sen and the Three Principles of the Revolution
Description
This program shows the stark life of China's peasants as they lived in 1949, which is how they had lived for centuries, perhaps for millennia; the Boxer Rebellion; the revolts of 1911 and 1919, and the appearance of Sun Yat-sen on the scene; the founding of the Kuomintang, the role of the warlords, and the events following the death of Sun, up to the Long March. The program thus sets against the backdrop which explains their goals, the three principles of the Chinese revolution: improve the life of the people; drive out the foreigners; modernize China.
Runtime
1 17 min
Geography
Genre
Date of Publication
[2012], c1991
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
Similar Films
New supervisor toolbox meetings in a box. The best ideas in time management. Conquer the chaos
The Leadership Assignment
Unresolved, Information Disorder, A Debate
In bed with Ulysses
Sunday morning. David Turecamo on French school lunches. Our man in Paris
Jiří Kylián's Car men and other ballets
Gang of Four
Sunday morning. Nancy Giles [on O.J. Simpson]. Opinion
Narcolepsy
Vietnam. Don't Forget Your Passport
How Wall Street's handling the new bonus reality
Have you seen 12 lambs?
Making of Eden. Episode 3
In short. Michelangelo. Episode 132
Marketing research. Introduction to marketing research. Part I