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Discuss the political philosophy of Sun Yatsen.
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Sun Yatsen, often regarded as the "Father of Modern China," played a pivotal role in shaping modern Chinese political thought during the transition from imperial rule to republicanism. His political philosophy is best encapsulated in the doctrine known as the "Three Principles of the People" (Sanmin Zhuyi): nationalism (minzu), democracy (minquan), and people’s livelihood (minsheng). The principle of nationalism emerged in response to the century-long humiliation China faced at the hands of foreign imperial powers, beginning with the Opium Wars. Sun advocated for the end of Manchu (Qing) rule and the unification of the Han Chinese against both internal feudal oppression and external colonial exploitation. His version of nationalism was rooted in the need to restore
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