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[SOONG, Chin-Ling] [Wife Of SUN Yat-sen]Biblio.com

SOONG CHIN-LING COLLECTION OF 44 B.W. PHOTOGRAPHS IN AN ALBUM COVERING HER LIF

ref. 47004701Beijing ca. 1956-1981. Group of 44 b. w. original glossy photos ca. 16 x 20.5 cm. each very clean with 4 old staple holes in the corners now pressed flat numbered Chinese captions clear clean solid without flaw. RARE EXAMPLES . . . OBSCURE GROUP OF 44 STUNNING GLOSSY PHOTOS EACH SHOWING . . . SOONG CHIN-LING OR AKA. . . . MME. SUN YAT-SEN IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS & SITUATIONS . . . . A REMARKABLE NEARLY COMPLETE 44 OF 45 NUMBERED PHOTOS . . . GENTLY INSERTED IN A GOLD-BROCADE PERIOD FOLDING ALBUM . . SOONG Chin-ling 1893-1981. Wife of China's first president SUN Yat-sen. . Known widely as Madame Sun Yat-sen she played a crucial role in the development of modern China and was often referred to as the "Mother of Modern China". She was one of the famous "Soong Sisters" with each sister holding significant political influence in 20th-century China. Throughout her career she held several high-ranking government positions and was dedicated to social welfare and promoting equality. . A member of the famous SOONG family & dynasty sister to SOONG Mei-ling wife of CHIANG Jie-shi CHIANG Kai-shek. Educated at McTyeire School for Girls & Wesleyan College. . Christian name Rosamonde or Rosamond was a Chinese politician. She was the wife of Sun Yat-sen therefore known by Madame Sun Yat-sen and the "Mother of Modern China". A member of the Soong family she and her family played a significant role in shaping the Republic of China. . Between 1976 and 1978 Soong presided over the meeting of the National People's Congress Standing Committee and performed its powers as head of state in her capacity as the NPCSC First Vice Chairperson. . She and her family played a significant role in shaping the Republic of China. As a prominent leader of the left wing of the Kuomintang KMT she founded the Revolutionary Committee of the KMT. She entered the Communist government in 1949 and was the only female non-Communist head of state of the People's Republic of China. She was named Honorary President of the People's Republic of China and admitted to the Chinese Communist Party CCP a few weeks before her death in 1981. . Born in Shanghai and educated in the United States she married Sun Yat-sen the founder of the Republic of China and the KMT as his third wife in 1915 and became a strong advocate for Sun's KMT-CCP coalition opposing Chiang Kai-shek's split with the CCP in 1927. During the Second Sino-Japanese War she joined her sisters in China's wartime capital Chongqing to demonstrate national unity and support for the KMT-CCP alliance. . However during the subsequent Chinese Civil War she continued her support to the CCP leading to a break in ties with her family. After the proclamation of the People's Republic of China PRC in 1949 she held several prominent positions in the Communist government including Vice Chairman of the P.R.C. 1949-1954; 1959-1975 and Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress 1954-1959; 1975-1981. She travelled abroad during the early 1950s representing China at a number of international events. . The above liberally extracted from the Wikipedia article. It is noteworthy to mention the photograph listed in this article is the exact #1 we have in this group more than likely a copy of the first photograph in the group of 44. Some photos are double-numbered i.e. 8 8A or 8-1 8-2 et al. . INDIVIDUAL & NOTABLE PHOTOGRAPHS: . Many record the date of the photo or its caption or records an historic occasion & memory. . SUBJECT OF SOME OF THE PHOTOS POSTED TO OUR WEBSITE: . Illus02jpg shows SUN Yat-sen & Song Chin-ling in Japan 1916 photo #4 . Illus04.jpg shows Song with school girls #12; below this is her with World War II American General Joseph Stilwell having a toast photo #11. . Illus07.jpg shows Song Chairman Mao Zhou En-Lai LIU Shao-chi photo #32 1959. . Illus08.jpg shows Song being greeted by Chairman Mao with a photo of SUN Yat-sen in the background photo #35 1961. . Illus09.jpg shows Song at a meeting with Chairman Mao Zhou En-lai and . Photo #36 1962. . Illus10.jpg shows Song being awarded honorary degree from the University president photo #44. May 1981. . Illus11.jpg shows Song at her desk reviewing her autobiography photo #45 undated. This must be just prior to her death on May 29 1981 most likely her last 'official' photograph. Thus ending this album's photos . Please review the above and other photos posted to our website. . THE GROUP OF PHOTOS: Each of the group of photographs have a unique photo number. This group begins with #1 and ends with # 45 thus one is lacking otherwise the group is nearly complete. . The first photograph #2 shows Soong ca. 1956 Beijing. The group continues with #2 showing her in 1980 as a student continuing with her 1915 marriage photo to SUN Yat-sen 1915 onwards throughout her life in China and abroad. . The group was more than likely began in Beijing 1956 ending with her last known photograph in 1981 just prior to her death. . The set was more than likely the production of the CCP Communist Party China as part of their campaign to represent Song as an important and honored person of the PRC and part of their efforts to use her to gain world-wide acclaim and impress others. . THE SET: This set is seldom found complete or in 'near-complete' condition. Infrequently an odd photo from the group may turn up otherwise this set is exceptionally obscure and RARE! . CONTEMPORARY ALBUM MOUNTED: The set is contained in a ca. 1950-1960's gold-brocade cloth covered blank accordion-folding book. Each photo is held in place by use of contemporary period paper mounting-corners merely holding in place each photograph without damage each easily removed for inspection. . CONDITION: The set is an original group from 1956. This set was obviously used as a display and therefore has 4 old staple holes not press flat for the most part. Otherwise there are no condition issues. Each image is pristine-clear no marks or detractions the verso is blank as issued. . Color photos are posted to our website. . REFERENCE: . . . OBSCURE GROUP OF 44 STUNNING GLOSSY PHOTOS EACH SHOWING . . . SOONG CHIN-LING OR AKA. . . . MME. SUN YAT-SEN IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS & SITUATIONS . . . . A REMARKABLE NEARLY COMPLETE 44 OF 45 NUMBERED PHOTOS . . . GENTLY INSERTED IN A GOLD-BROCADE PERIOD FOLDING ALBUM . . SOONG Chin-ling 1893-1981. Wife of China's first president SUN Yat-sen. . Known widely as Madame Sun Yat-sen she played a crucial role in the development of modern China and was often referred to as the "Mother of Modern China". She was one of the famous "Soong Sisters" with each sister holding significant political influence in 20th-century China. Throughout her career she held several high-ranking government positions and was dedicated to social welfare and promoting equality. . A member of the famous SOONG family & dynasty sister to SOONG Mei-ling wife of CHIANG Jie-shi CHIANG Kai-shek. Educated at McTyeire School for Girls & Wesleyan College. . Christian name Rosamonde or Rosamond was a Chinese politician. She was the wife of Sun Yat-sen therefore known by Madame Sun Yat-sen and the "Mother of Modern China". A member of the Soong family she and her family played a significant role in shaping the Republic of China. . Between 1976 and 1978 Soong presided over the meeting of the National People's Congress Standing Committee and performed its powers as head of state in her capacity as the NPCSC First Vice Chairperson. . She and her family played a significant role in shaping the Republic of China. As a prominent leader of the left wing of the Kuomintang KMT she founded the Revolutionary Committee of the KMT. She entered the Communist government in 1949 and was the only female non-Communist head of state of the People's Republic of China. She was named Honorary President of the People's Republic of China and admitted to the Chinese Communist Party CCP a few weeks before her death in 1981. . Born in Shanghai and educated in the United States she married Sun Yat-sen the founder of the Republic of China and the KMT as his third wife in 1915 and became a strong advocate for Sun's KMT-CCP coalition opposing Chiang Kai-shek's split with the CCP in 1927. During the Second Sino-Japanese War she joined her sisters in China's wartime capital Chongqing to demonstrate national unity and support for the KMT-CCP alliance. . However during the subsequent Chinese Civil War she continued her support to the CCP leading to a break in ties with her family. After the proclamation of the People's Republic of China PRC in 1949 she held several prominent positions in the Communist government including Vice Chairman of the P.R.C. 1949-1954; 1959-1975 and Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress 1954-1959; 1975-1981. She travelled abroad during the early 1950s representing China at a number of international events. . The above liberally extracted from the Wikipedia article. It is noteworthy to mention the photograph listed in this article is the exact #1 we have in this group more than likely a copy of the first photograph in the group of 44. Some photos are double-numbered i.e. 8 8A or 8-1 8-2 et al. . INDIVIDUAL & NOTABLE PHOTOGRAPHS: . Many record the date of the photo or its caption or records an historic occasion & memory. . SUBJECT OF SOME OF THE PHOTOS POSTED TO OUR WEBSITE: . Illus02jpg shows SUN Yat-sen & Song Chin-ling in Japan 1916 photo #4 . Illus04.jpg shows Song with school girls #12; below this is her with World War II American General Joseph Stilwell having a toast photo #11. . Illus07.jpg shows Song Chairman Mao Zhou En-Lai LIU Shao-chi photo #32 1959. . Illus08.jpg shows Song being greeted by Chairman Mao with a photo of SUN Yat-sen in the background photo #35 1961. . Illus09.jpg shows Song at a meeting with Chairman Mao Zhou En-lai and . Photo #36 1962. . Illus10.jpg shows Song being awarded honorary degree from the University president photo #44. May 1981. . Illus11.jpg shows Song at her desk reviewing her autobiography photo #45 undated. This must be just prior to her death on May 29 1981 most likely her last 'official' photograph. Thus ending this album's photos . Please review the above and other photos posted to our website. . THE GROUP OF PHOTOS: Each of the group of photographs have a unique photo number. This group begins with #1 and ends with # 45 thus one is lacking otherwise the group is nearly complete. . The first photograph #2 shows Soong ca. 1956 Beijing. The group continues with #2 showing her in 1980 as a student continuing with her 1915 marriage photo to SUN Yat-sen 1915 onwards throughout her life in China and abroad. . The group was more than likely began in Beijing 1956 ending with her last known photograph in 1981 just prior to her death. . The set was more than likely the production of the CCP Communist Party China as part of their campaign to represent Song as an important and honored person of the PRC and part of their efforts to use her to gain world-wide acclaim and impress others. . THE SET: This set is seldom found complete or in 'near-complete' condition. Infrequently an odd photo from the group may turn up otherwise this set is exceptionally obscure and RARE! . CONTEMPORARY ALBUM MOUNTED: The set is contained in a ca. 1950-1960's gold-brocade cloth covered blank accordion-folding book. Each photo is held in place by use of contemporary period paper mounting-corners merely holding in place each photograph without damage each easily removed for inspection. . CONDITION: The set is an original group from 1956. This set was obviously used as a display and therefore has 4 old staple holes not press flat for the most part. Otherwise there are no condition issues. Each image is pristine-clear no marks or detractions the verso is blank as issued. . Color photos are posted to our website. . REFERENCE: . Chin-Ling attended McTyeire in Shanghai: The School for China's Daughters. Young women in smart uniforms run down the wide steps ponytails flying laughing and talking. Clusters of girls sit and chat on the green lawn that fronts the grand building with its own turret. At first glance they seem like adolescent girls anywhere but look closer and the girls of the Shanghai No.3 Girls' Middle School have a poise confidence and ambition unusual for young women of their age but perfectly in keeping with the legacy of their school: McTyeire was established to educate the elite young ladies of Shanghai. . See: historic-shanghai.com/mctyeire-school-for-chinas-daughters . . unknown

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