"The revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still have to work hard". These two sentences are not the original words of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, but excerpts from his political will. The full text of Dr. Sun Yat-sen's political will is: "I have devoted myself to the national revolution for forty years, aiming at seeking freedom and equality in China. After 40 years of experience, I know that to achieve this goal, we must arouse the people and unite the countries in the world that treat us equally to make joint efforts. Now the revolution has not succeeded. In order to realize this program, all my comrades must continue to work hard in accordance with Yu's general program, the Three People's Principles and the declaration of the First National Congress. Recently, it is advocated to convene a national assembly and abolish unequal treaties, especially in the shortest possible time. It's what I want! " -and the drafter of this political will is Wang Jingwei, an early Kuomintang. He wrote this will according to Sun's meaning.