In the biographies authorized by the Kuomintang, only two people were admitted, one was Mrs. Lu Lu badminton Muzhen and the other was Mrs. Soong Ching Ling. Sun Yat-sen married Lu Muzhen at the age of 19 and later gave birth to three sons. Sun Yat-sen officially divorced Lu Muzhen at the age of 49, and later married Soong Ching Ling, who just turned 22 and claimed to have loyal love. Some media have discussed the women in Sun Yat-sen's life, and there are three women who have made clear textual research, namely Lu Muzhen, Soong Ching Ling and Chen Cuifen.

1, original wife Lu Muzhen.

Lu Muzhen was born on July 30th, 1867, and his family was well-off. His father Lu Yaoxian and Sun Mei, Sun Yat-sen's brother, are both overseas Chinese in Honolulu. Sun Yat-sen was stubborn when he was young. Sun Mei and his mother discussed how to bind Sun Yat-sen with marriage. So, in 1885, Lu Muzhen, who was ugly, thin and dark, married Sun Yat-sen, who was handsome. 1886, Sun Yat-sen entered the Medical College of Hong Kong University shortly after his marriage. Five years later, Sun Ke, the eldest son of Sun Yat-sen, was born. 1895, the Guangzhou Uprising led by Sun Yat-sen failed, and Lu Muzhen was implicated, pursued by Qing soldiers, and led his son to flee to Honolulu. 19 12 Sun Yat-sen, who has experienced historical vicissitudes, will become the interim president of the Republic of China. Lu Muzhen came to Nanjing from Nanyang, but she never appeared in public as the president's wife. She only stayed in Nanjing for 20 days, leaving her two daughters to Sun Yat-sen to return home alone.

19 15, Lu Muzhen received a letter from his son Sun Ke, in which Sun Yat-sen asked for a divorce. Lu Muzhen believes that his marriage with Sun Yat-sen was originally based on "parents' orders" and had no emotional foundation. Sun Yat-sen is a revolutionary and needs to be taken care of, so he agreed to divorce. After Lu Muzhen divorced Sun Yat-sen, he always believed in Sun Mansion in Macau. Sun Yat-sen never treated Lu as an outsider and often sent money and letters to Lu Muzhen. 1925, Sun Yat-sen died in Beijing, and Lu Muzhen was extremely sad. Although Lu had no education, she asked someone to write an article praising Sun Yat-sen.. In his later years, Lu Muzhen lived a very frugal life. 1947, Sun Ke, a former executive dean of the Kuomintang, held a grand birthday party for his mother. Five years later, the ordinary and simple Lu Muzhen died in Macau.

2. Close partner Chen Cuifen.

Chen Cuifen (1873- 1960) was born in Tongan, Fujian Province. 189 1 year, Sun Yat-sen, who was studying in the School of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong, met Chen Cuifen with fine features, and soon became partners and joined hands in the revolutionary career. 1895, Lu held an uprising in Guangzhou, and Chen Cuifen was responsible for collecting weapons. When the uprising failed, Sun and Chen fled to Japan. 1900, Zheng Shiliang led the Huizhou Uprising, and Chen Cuifen risked his life to transport weapons. 1907, when Sun Yat-sen led the armed uprising, Chen Cuifen cooked and washed for the soldiers and became a real revolutionary orderly.

19 12 Sun Yat-sen became the president of the Republic of China, Chen Cuifen accompanied Lu Muzhen to Nanjing, arrived in Hong Kong from Penang, Malaysia, and went to Nanjing to meet Sun Yat-sen, but Chen Cuifen quietly came to Guangzhou when Sun Yat-sen became famous and left without saying goodbye, leaving a lot of room for imagination for future generations. When War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out, Chen Cuifen came to Guangzhou at the invitation of Sun Ke, stayed in Hong Kong after the fall of Guangzhou, and returned to Guangzhou after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. On the eve of the liberation of the mainland, Chen Cuifen returned to Hong Kong. 1957, Su Zhongying, Chen Cuifen's adopted daughter, died of cancer in Hong Kong. Chen Cuifen's white hair sent a brunette, which was heartbreaking. Three years later, 88-year-old Chen Cuifen died suddenly in Hong Kong. 1992, the bones of Chen Cuifen, Sun Yat-sen's close companion in the early days of the revolution, were transported back to the mainland and buried in Cuiheng Village, Sun Yat-sen's birthplace.

3. Revolutionary Comrade Soong Ching Ling

Soong Ching Ling married Sun Yat-sen's third wife. Soong Ching Ling was born in 1892 and graduated from Wiseman Women's College in the United States in19/0/3, replacing Ning Ailing as the secretary of Sun Yat-sen. Soong Ching Ling fell in love with Sun Yat-sen after more than a year of contact. 19 15 In July, Sun Yat-sen proposed to Song Yaoru, the father of Soong Ching Ling. Ning Yaoru thought it was ridiculous and flatly rejected Sun Yat-sen's proposal, but Soong Ching Ling was not moved by her parents' attitude and chose to elope. 19 15 July, 50-year-old Sun Yat-sen and 23-year-old Soong Ching Ling.

Soong Ching Ling is a typical woman with both talents and looks, and the most tasteful woman among Sun Yat-sen's three wives. Soong Ching Ling supported Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary work. Soong Ching Ling fell in love with Sun Yat-sen when his revolutionary activities were at a low ebb. When the revolutionary situation improved, Sun Yat-sen died in Beijing on March 1925, and Soong Ching Ling went to Beijing to guard the mausoleum. Chiang Kai-shek launched the "April 12th" counter-revolutionary coup, and Soong Ching Ling publicly exposed Chiang Kai-shek's counter-revolutionary plot and stood firmly on China's side.

Song had close contacts with many democratic parties, left-wing cultural groups and senior CPC officials, and actually formed a solid United front with the Communist Party of China (CPC). On the eve of the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Communist Party of China (CPC) sent Soong Ching Ling to Beijing to attend the CPPCC meeting. Song was elected as the vice president of the country at the meeting, ranking third, which shows that the CPC recognizes Soong Ching Ling's special status. Song later served as vice chairman of the National People's Congress and honorary president of the country, but he didn't ask to join China until his death. Soong Ching Ling had no heir in her life, but she took her two daughters, Yong Qingsui and Sui Yongjie, as her own children and gave them great care. 198 1 88 Song Qingling died of illness and was buried next to her parents in Shanghai Wanguo Cemetery, fulfilling her agreement with her parents before her death.

In addition, Sun Yat-sen has a Japanese secret wife, which is not recorded in Sun Shi's genealogy. Sun Yat-sen's relatives and friends in the United States once said that Sun Yat-sen had a daughter in Japan whose name was unknown and was born to a Japanese wife. The Japanese lady's name is Xun Yue, and her father is a businessman who has trade with China. Sun Wen met and fell in love with Xun Yue because he was hiding in his home in Xun Yue. Four years later, Sun Wen proposed to Xun Yue and got married. At that time, Xun Yue was only a student in Yokohama High School, only 14 years old.