Yat-sen

Leader of the Chinese revolution

Father of the Chinese mainland

The first provisional President

When the Republic of China was founded

Developing a political

Upon which the government was grounded

The Three Principles of the

Nationalism, democracy, and livelihood

Yat-sen loved his

And dared to do good

Because he did deeply care

He sought their betterment and welfare

His legacy still influences China today

The Republic growing stronger economically by day

’s foundation did certainly pave the way.

studied English at the Anglican Diocesan

Where he learned a new song

was taught also by the orphanage in

About the struggle of other kids

And the necessity to fight to win.

To apply yourself regardless

With or without the approval of your kin.

In April 1884, was transferred to Queen’.

was happily baptized by an American missionary

Wholeheartedly embraced Christ and Christianity,

Which led to the making of this great revolutionary.

pictured a revolution as similar to salvation

The mission and mandate of Christ

And for China’s salvation he gave his devotion and life.

’s conversion to Christianity led to the development

Of his revolutionary ideals and push for advancement.

The Spirit of Christ brought life enhancement.

As a result, his baptismal , Rixin was given,

“Daily renewal” is its literal .

Greatly troubled by a backward China

That demanded exorbitant

Levies from its

Though they be obedient and humble

Honorable, harmonious, and not apt to quarrel.

The were conservative and compliant

Hence they needed a a bit defiant

Upon whom they could be reliant

The Chinese ancient

Left no room for or creativity.

of thought and opinion was nonexistent

So Yat-sen did cosmetics encourage, and make a place for it.

From the influence of Christian missionaries in Hawaii,

learned to question things and ask “Why?”

developed a disdain for traditional Chinese religious beliefs.

Which he knew experientially to be fruitless and weak.

One day, and his childhood friend Lu Hao-tung

Thought to challenge the and do something fun

Challenge the false gods and prove them to be powerless

Passing by Beijidian, a temple in Cuiheng Village,

He beheld dead which was nothing more than pillage

They saw many villagers sincerely and ignorantly worshipping

The Beiji (literally North Pole) - in the temple.

So they boldly broke off the hand of the statue,

As expected nothing in did the to them do

The wrath of fellow villagers however did they incur

Nevertheless for they considered the persecution

Inevitable and were willing to endure

To open unto their a divine door

Through Christ of whom they were sure

The joys of heaven and , their it did lure.

As for the Beiji , it never defended itself

Being unable and lacking in divine power

This defining moment was therefore the hour

In which Yat-sen broke free from religious ignorance

And endeavored to launch a new move with brilliance

Liberating and uplifting his would be glorious

Set on a course to accomplish national transformation

, who had grown increasingly troubled

By the conservative Qing government

And its refusal to adopt

Quit his medical practice in order to devote his time

To transform his beloved China.

In 1894, wrote a long to Li Hongzhang,

The governor-general of Zhili and a reformer in the court,

With suggestions on strengthen China,

But was rebuffed and of him they made sport.

Since had never been trained in the classics,

The gentry did not accept into their circles.

From then on, began to fervently call

For the abolition of the monarchy and its

The monarchy’s blind eyes that could not see

worked for the establishment of a republic in liberty.

In October 1894, went to Hawaii

Believing for national renewal and a political

founded the Revive China Society

He became China’s revivalist that touched eternity

To unveil the goal of a prospering China

His ideas formed a platform for revolutionary activity

of lower classes who were disenfranchised came

Upheld the ideals and virtues of his

Laboring for China’s liberation just the same

Fellow joined the cause

Birthing for a today we awe

1.2 billion citizens of splendid China

A pleasant scattered across the planet

Their delicious culinary delights, we do taste it

The stronghold of imperialism, you did break it

Transcending the wall of China and those who made it

A magnificent cultural phenomena

Today Caucasians say, “Nee how ma?”

As this world power is known economically

It is also exquisite culturally

Mighty and to be feared militarily

Increasingly being awakened spiritually

By Chinese revivalists preaching throughout China

Today saying, “Yay-soo eye nee!”

Renewal is sweeping the land triumphantly!

Yat-sen, father of China,

Your efforts and acts done diligently

Have surely brought your homeland victory

Yat-sen, for China, we thank and salute thee!

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