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Sun studied Western medicine in [[Guangzhou]] (Canton) and [[Hong Kong]] from 1886 to 1892. He then worked for two years at the Jinghu Hospital for traditional Chinese medicine in [[Macao]], where he introduced numerous Western practices. His political awareness dates from the early 1890s: his hatred of Western imperialism and his admiration for Japan's successful of modernization, drew him again and again to Japan, where he gained numerous friends and supporters.
Sun studied Western medicine in [[Guangzhou]] (Canton) and [[Hong Kong]] from 1886 to 1892. He then worked for two years at the Jinghu Hospital for traditional Chinese medicine in [[Macao]], where he introduced numerous Western practices. His political awareness dates from the early 1890s: his hatred of Western imperialism and his admiration for Japan's successful of modernization, drew him again and again to Japan, where he gained numerous friends and supporters.
After this all his activities were focused on overthrowing the [[Qing]] dynasty and establishing a Chinese republic. Sun fled China in 1895 after an abortive revolt. He toured the world a few times to enlist aid from overseas to finance his activities. In 1905 Sun organized a revolutionary league. His political conceptions were based on the three people’s principles: [[nationalism]], [[democracy]], and the people’s livelihood.
After this all his activities were focused on overthrowing the [[Qing]] dynasty and establishing a Chinese republic. Sun fled China in 1895 after an abortive revolt. He toured the world a few times to enlist aid from overseas to finance his activities. In 1905 Sun organized a revolutionary league. His political conceptions were based on the three people's principles: [[nationalism]], [[democracy]], and the people's livelihood.
==Revolutionary, to 1911==
==Revolutionary, to 1911==