The Only Recorded Cantonese speech of Dr Sun Yat sen
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- "We are all Chinese.
Did you know that we for 4000 years have been the most powerful civilization?
Why is China so sick today in Modern Day? Why are we the weakest country in the world?
Why do Chinese people do not care about the current situation?..."
Sun Yat Sen (1866-1925) here spoke in Pearl River Delta Yue Cantonese.
He has a slight Sek-Key accent to his Cantonese. This was the major form of Cantonese in ZhongShan (former HongShan), near Seke city.
Pretty good audio for being in 1924 and from China. I can understand almost all of what he said even if the subtitles are in mandarin.
Glad I came across this
Thank you deeply for the soundtrack.
Hoping to see Taiwan Province reunite with the mainland in my lifetime. We are all Chinese.
We are the
"Loong Tic Cheung Yan"
Taiwan is not a country
You call Taiwan a “province” as if the PRC is the true representative of what Sun Yat-sen wants. As if you, my fellow compatriot do not understand the how much the PRC has contradicted the foundational principles of Sun Yat-Sen.
@@WoAiTuMadre2698How exactly did Chiang uphold Sun’s beliefs following his death? After all, it was his actions that resulted in the present conflict instead of keeping a united front like Sun had
@@anthonywinebarger I am not talking about Chiang. I am explaining the folly of ever connecting the PRC with the Three Principles of the People. Why assume that I even like Chiang? In the end of the day, Chiang practiced Authoritarianism and failed to instate the Republic while the CCP still practices Authoritarianism for the gain of delusional or power crazed officials.
He also hv speeches in Mandarin right?
I saw an old speech he made by road side appealing to the people to be aware
That video has been privated for no reason
lmao its so weird to hear him speak. He sounds like a regular guy in MongKok.
Nah, it doesn't sound like someone from MongKok, more like someone who moved from guangdong to Mongkok.
@@miky702 Like half of us HKers of that generation immigrated from that area. So yeah, it does. Not a guy from MongKok now, but a guy from MongKok in the early 2000s when the geezers were still bubbling.
He talk?
Sounds Vietnamese but unsurprising 😂😂😂😂
Good video!
I'm just sad he converted to christianity.
It was an ironic example of the very weakness he lamented - we got scattered spiritually, politically, economically, educationally, militarily, ... 😔
We will get stronger. ALL Chinese.
We will Unite some way, somehow.
It won't be through war - this is what our enemies want.
It's also ironic his vision of a democratic China never became a reality
I would like to be independent from China
@@PoliticalWeekly I do not believe you actually want this. If you have the Blood of China in you, there will always be a link because it is a fact cemented into History.
@@ShangDiAboveGodhood I am a Hong Kong person, I don’t believe myself to be Chinese citizen regardless of ethnicity. Given that China has committed numerous infractions against the spirit of the basic law, i believe independence ought to be considered.
@@PoliticalWeekly I am not directly Hongkongese but I descend from general Guangdongese and have family in HongKong.
I believe 100% that HongKong was, is, and shall be Chinese.
I would like to listen to him speak hakka.my uncle who is 95 years old said Dr.Sun has hakka origin.
人地本来就唔系客家人，佢副手廖仲恺先系惠阳客家人。
It has never been proven he is Hakka. The village where he is from is Cantonese that turned Hakka.
Not sure if he is Hakka but he is definitely Cantonese
Credit to this man to show what Chineseness means in the modern eras. Wake up Taiwan to your roots.
He fled to Taiwan and forced people on Taiwan to speak mandarin. Wake the f up Chinese