🇹🇼 The National Father Memorial Song: Sun Yat-sen's Initial Revolution and the Legacy of the Three Principles of the People and the Spirit of 'The Revolution is Not Yet Successful'

This article introduces the history and lyrics of 'The National Father Memorial Song.' The song was created in memory of Sun Yat-sen, the National Father of the Republic of China, originally titled 'The Premier Memorial Song.' It was renamed to its current title after the Constitution was implemented in $1947$ (ROC $36$). The lyrics were written by Dai Chuanxian and the music by Li Jinhui. The complete song is divided into three stanzas, covering the National Father's revolutionary achievements, his philosophy of the Three Principles of the People and the Five-Power Constitution, and his final instruction urging all comrades to uphold the spirit of 'The revolution is not yet successful; all comrades must strive on.'

2017年2月26日

🇹🇼 The National Anthem of the Republic of China (The Three Principles of the People Song): Lyrics, Interpretation, and Introduction

This article contains the full lyrics of the National Anthem of the Republic of China and a detailed explanation, along with a brief introduction to its historical background. The current version of the national anthem has been used since $1937$. The lyrics originated from the 'Premier's Admonition' delivered by Sun Yat-sen at the opening ceremony of the Whampoa Military Academy in $1924$. Due to the opening line being 'The Three Principles of the People,' it is also informally known as 'The Three Principles of the People Song.'

2016年11月25日