"The revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades still have to work hard." These two sentences are not Mr. Sun Yat-sen's original words, but extracted from his political will. The full text of Mr. Sun Yat-sen's political will is: "I devoted myself to the national revolution for forty years, and my purpose was to seek freedom and equality in China. With forty years of experience, I know that in order to achieve this goal, we must arouse the people and unite the world. We should wait for our nation with equality and fight together. Now that the revolution has not yet succeeded, all our comrades must follow the "Strategy for the Founding of the Nation", the "Outline of the Founding of the Nation", the "Three People's Principles" and the "Declaration of the First National Congress". "Continue to work hard to implement it. The recent proposal to convene a national conference and abolish unequal treaties must be implemented in the shortest possible time." ------This political testament! The drafter of the will was Wang Jingwei, one of the early leaders of the Kuomintang. He wrote this will based on Sun's wishes.