On October 10, 1911, the Wuchang Uprising broke out. With one province after another declaring independence from the Qing Dynasty government. As a result, the rule of the Qing Dynasty collapsed, marking an end to the feudal autocratic monarchy of more than 2,000 years and founding the first republic in Chinese history.
To pay tribute to the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Revolution of 1911, with the guidance of Chinese Ministry of Culture, our team designed the photo album which is named "A Century of Change". Through the feature, we will share our insight from our hard work with the readers too.

 

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The Great Achievements of the Revolution of 1911

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1911 Revolution Museum

In the central Chinese city of Wuhan, where the revolution began, a new museum, the 1911 Revolution Museum, will be opened on the eve of the centenary.

Medals Released to Commemorate 1911 Revolution

"Road to China's 1911 Revolution"

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1911 Revolution Animated in Taiwan

A New Gateway to an Old Revolution

A girl takes photos of Uprising Gate, on August 16, 2011, in Wuhan, Hubei province. The renovation of Uprising Gate, which is an important site of Xinhai Revolution's Wuchang Uprising in 1911, was completed recently to celebrate the 100th of Xinhai Revolution.

Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall

Old Residence and Tomb of Huang Xing

Brief Introduction to Huanghuagang Park

The Memorial Museum of Generalissimo Sun Yat-sen's Mansion

A Century of Change

Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Chinese Revolution of 1911

1、The Preparation of the Revolution

In November 1894, Sun Yat-sen setted up the Xingzhonghui in Honolulu. The next year in February, Sun built the headquarters of Xingzhonghui in Hongkong, and put forward the first guiding principle of the China democratic revolution.

2、The Uprising of the Revolution

The incompetent and corrupt rule of the Qing Dynasty caused extreme anger in Chinese people, finally, In June 1911, the Railway Protection Movement in Sichuan became the trigger of the Chinese Revolution of 1911.

3、The Success and Failure

December 1st, the Qing government signed the armistice with the revolutionary army, and the battle was stopped for three days. This truce is a key turning point that marks the revolution army changed the view from armed struggle to the politics of compromise.

4、Historic

The Chinese Revolution of 1911 is a great bourgeois-democratic revolution, which has far-reaching historic in modern Chinese history.

Chen Xiaorong: It’s such a great chance for me to learn the reason for the rise and fall of China in the past a-hundred-year from thousands of historical pictures. It’s such a great honor to present some of them to viewers overseas.


Dong Lin: One's life is limited, while pursuit for dignity and happiness endures. 1911 revolution, I think, is such a case.


Shi Liwei: A person's life does not go on for eternity, but one's actions and contributions during their time on Earth can make a lasting impact forever. I am lucky to have participated in this exhibition planning.


Liu Fang: The process of exhibition planning is the process of learning Chinese history. It was not until taking part in the project, that I realized how little I know about the latest one hundred years of my own county. It was a rewarding and fulfilling experience.


Xu Xinlei: It is a long and arduous religious quest in which i have learned how to better communicate. it also improves my sensability to photos.


Wen Yi: 100 years is only a brief portion in the long history of China, but it is lengthy because of so many milestones and events. I feel quite honored to experience such a significant journey with all the people working for this project.


Liu Xiongfei: The photo exhibition showed some details of the establishment of new China was based on the success of the revolution, so people could understand the hardness of the revolution, and always cherish the good life.


Yang Xin: I learned a lot through participating the gallery exhibition, wish the show success and good luck.


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