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1. Tablet engravings in seal characters by Wu Jinghen. Retail price: ￥50.00
Tablet engravings in seal characters by Wu Jinghen: Compiled by Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s Memorial Hall. Published by Jiangsu People’s Publishing House in June 1995. The main contents of tablet engravings are instructions delivered by premier Dr. Sun Yat-sen at the opening ceremony of the School for Officers of  the Land-Force on June 16, 1924..
Wu Jinghen (1865—1953) who styled himself as Zhihui, was born in Wujin, Jiangsu province. Enrolled into Nanjin Academy in Jiangyin at the age of 25, he became a successful candidate in the imperial examination in 1891. In spring of 1901, he went to study at Tokyo Normal School of Higher Education in Japan. In May 1902, he worked as a teacher at Shanghai Patriotic Society. In 1903, he advocated revolution by making use of “Subao”(the name of a newspaper), leading to the “Subapo case” which forced him to seek refuge in Britain. In winter of 1905, he joined Alliance Association of China. After the Revolution of 1911, he came back to China and assumed the post as president of Tangshan University. After the failure of the second revolution, he went to Europe together with Cai Yuanpei. After Yuan Shikai died, he returned to China and founded “New Newspaper of Chinese Nation” together with Niu Yongjian in Shanghai, with himself as the editor-in-chief. The year 1920 witnessed the establishment of Sino-French University in Lyon, France, with himself as president. In 1923, he came back to China and became a member of the Central Committee of Supervision at the “First National Conference of KMT ” in 1924. Since then, he had been a member of this committee five times in succession. In 1927, he became a member of KMT government in Nanjing,a member of Provisional Political Committee of Shanghai and its acting chairman. Later, he worked successively as an editor of the Merchant Printing House, a counselor of the Palace Museum, a member of the Construction Committee, a member of the School Affairs of the Central School for Officers of the Land-Force and a standing member of the Construction Committee. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he worked as a member of the Supreme Committee of National Defense and an academician of the Central Research Institute. In 1949, he went to Taiwan,becoming a member of the Appraisal Commission of the Central Committee of KMT. He passed away on October 30, 1953. Wu Jinghen was good at calligraphy, particularly at seal characters. With great accomplishment in his research into Chinese philology,he was once chairman of the Preparatory Committee of the Unification of Chinese Language.
2. Tablet engravings of Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s handwriting. Retail price: ￥40.00
Tablet engravings of Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s handwriting: Compiled by Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s Memorial
Hall. Published by Jiangsu People’s Publishing House in May 1996. The main content is about
the outline of KMT government in building China.
Specification: 787×1092 mm
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3. Tablet engravings of “Three People’s Principles” in traditional thread binding. Retail price: ￥320.00
Tablet engravings of “Three People’s Principles” in traditional thread binding: Compiled by Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s Memorial Hall. Published by Jiangsu People’s Publishing House in February 1993.
Specification: 787×1092 mm.
“Three People’s Principles” were important propositions of Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s ideas as well as the ideological force for building the Republic of China. It includes nationalism, democracy and
people’s livelihood.
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 4. A bronze statue of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Retail price: ￥220.00
A bronze statue of Dr. Sun Yat-sen is a standing one in memory of his 130th anniversary of his birthday.
Specification: 500 grams in weight.
5. Memorial pins for Sun Yat-sen and Song Qingling. Retail price: ￥30.00
Memorial pins for Sun Yat-sen and Song Qingling: Two gold-plated 24k head-portraits of Sun Yat-sen and Song Qingling. |
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