Sun Wen used many names, most of which were to publicize the revolution or get rid of wanted criminals, and some were to express life expectations. In addition to the following actual names, Sun Wen also used pseudonyms such as,, Du Jiaruo,, Gao, and Wuzhong, as well as pseudonyms such as Qiyou Gongzi, Zhongyuan Competitor, Nanyang Primary School Student and Nanyang No.1 Middle School Student. 19 12 after the founding of the Republic of China, Sun Shi himself signed all public and private documents with the name "Sun Wen". In the west, Sun Shi is famous as "Sun Yixian". The name of the property indicates the name recorded in Deming's genealogy. The image of the young emperor was taken when he was at school in his hometown. The word "Wen" comes from the name "Wen", which means "Wen carries Tao". No, the Christian name Nisshin 1883, the Christian belief in China and Hong Kong, was the name when it was baptized. It is taken from the sentence "If you are new, you will be new, and you will be new". No, the Christian name Yixian was changed by Pastor Feng Yong in the Chinese Teachers' Area according to Cantonese homophonic. Latin transliteration of Sun Yatsen's "Yi Xian". Because Sun Shi used to be a doctor, "doctor" is often added to English. When he went into exile in Japan under the pseudonym of Zhongshan Qiao 1897, he could not cover up his whereabouts with his real name. Japanese friend Hirayama Zhou thought there was a noble Zhongshan family mansion nearby, so he took the Japanese surname "Zhongshan" and added his own "Joe". "Zhongshan" is actually the birth family of Keiko Zhongshan, the mother of Meiji Emperor. Because Sun Wen admired Meiji Emperor's promotion of Meiji Restoration, when he learned that this unexpected name had such a relationship, he even said that he would use it frequently. Named after the pen name Nagano Nagano, in memory of Nagano Nagano in Meiji Restoration in Japan. Zhang is a revolutionary. He was once called Sun Yat-sen in 1903. He translated the book Dream of Thirty-three Years written by Japanese Miyazaki into this great revolutionary, and used his surname together with a pen name, which became a customary title for later generations. In addition, he once claimed to be the second Hong Xiuquan and regarded Hong as the "first anti-Qing hero". Some people think that this is because Sun Shi accepted western education and was not bound by the traditional concept of loyalty to the monarch, so he dared to call himself that; China's Taiwan Province history textbooks also adopt this theory. [1] As for "Sun Cannon", it was the nickname of political opponents at that time, and it existed before the Revolution of 1911. In Cantonese, it means "unrealistic person", implying that Sun Wen's words were exaggerated but untrue. In addition, when Sun Wen was studying in Hongkong College of Western Medicine in China, he often advocated anti-Qing in public, and everyone he heard was timid and shunned, but Chen Shaobai, Yan Lie and Yang Heling all echoed him and were nicknames of the four bandits.

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Many names have been used for the name Sun Wen, most of which were chosen to publicize the revolution or get rid of wanted criminals, and some were used to express life expectations. In addition to the following actual names, Sun Wen also used pseudonyms such as,, Du Jiaruo,, Gao, and Wuzhong, as well as pseudonyms such as Qiyou Gongzi, Zhongyuan Competitor, Nanyang Primary School Student and Nanyang No.1 Middle School Student. 19 12 after the founding of the Republic of China, Sun Shi himself signed all public and private documents with the name "Sun Wen". In the west, Sun Shi is famous as "Sun Yixian". The name of the property indicates the name recorded in Deming's genealogy. The image of the young emperor was taken when he was at school in his hometown. The word "Wen" comes from the name "Wen", which means "Wen carries Tao". No, the Christian name Nisshin 1883, the Christian belief in China and Hong Kong, was the name when it was baptized. It is taken from the sentence "If you are new, you will be new, and you will be new". No, the Christian name Yixian was changed by Pastor Feng Yong in the Chinese Teachers' Area according to Cantonese homophonic. Latin transliteration of Sun Yatsen's "Yi Xian". Because Sun Shi used to be a doctor, "doctor" is often added to English. When he went into exile in Japan under the pseudonym of Zhongshan Qiao 1897, he could not cover up his whereabouts with his real name. Japanese friend Hirayama Zhou thought there was a noble Zhongshan family mansion nearby, so he took the Japanese surname "Zhongshan" and added his own "Joe". "Zhongshan" is actually the birth family of Keiko Zhongshan, the mother of Meiji Emperor. Because Sun Wen admired Meiji Emperor's promotion of Meiji Restoration, when he learned that this unexpected name had such a relationship, he even said that he would use it frequently. Named after the pen name Nagano Nagano, in memory of Nagano Nagano in Meiji Restoration in Japan. Zhang is a revolutionary. He was once called Sun Yat-sen in 1903. He translated the book Dream of Thirty-three Years written by Japanese Miyazaki into this great revolutionary, and used his surname together with a pen name, which became a customary title for later generations. In addition, he once claimed to be the second Hong Xiuquan and regarded Hong as the "first anti-Qing hero". Some people think that this is because Sun Shi accepted western education and was not bound by the traditional concept of loyalty to the monarch, so he dared to call himself that; China's Taiwanese history textbooks also adopt this theory. [1] As for "Sun Cannon", it was the nickname of political opponents at that time, and it existed before the Revolution of 1911. In Cantonese, it means "unrealistic person", implying that Sun Wen's words were exaggerated but untrue. In addition, when Sun Wen was studying in Hongkong College of Western Medicine in China, he often advocated anti-Qing in public, but he was timid and avoided it. However, Chen Shaobai, Yan Lie and Yang Heling all echoed him and were the nicknames of the four bandits.