SUN YAT-SEN'S MUSEUM PENANG
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2024
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2024
Here lived Sun Yat-Sen, a Chinese revolutionary who became the first Chinese president. He took refuge for four months in Penang and it was in this house that he wrote his speech which was to lead to the Chinese Revolution of 1911. Many of the original elements of this house dating from 1880 have been preserved, such as the tiles, the wooden staircase and the openwork claustras. It is distinguished by its length, no less than 40 metres.
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