1923, with the help of China's * * * production party, Sun Yat-sen began to reorganize the Kuomintang, and gradually determined three major policies of alliance with Russia, alliance with * * * and assistance to the peasants and workers through discussions with representatives of China and Russia.
1In June, 924, Sun Yat-sen reinterpreted the Three People's Principles on the basis of these three policies at the first National Congress of the Kuomintang, and made the Three People's Principles develop into new Three People's Principles. The implementation and persistence of this policy ensured the smooth development of the first cooperation between the state and the Kuomintang, and became the political basis for the cooperation between the * * * production party and the Kuomintang during the Great Revolution.
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After the Revolution of 1911, Yuan Shikai, with the support of imperialism and feudal forces, stole the fruits of the victory of the Revolution of 1911, and Sun Yat-sen resigned as interim president. While pursuing military dictatorship, Yuan Shikai tried his best to destroy democracy and institutions politically, so Sun Yat-sen resolutely launched the "second revolution" to woo Yuan.
After the failure of the second revolution, Sun Yat-sen went into exile in Japan. 19 14 organized the China Revolutionary Party in Tokyo, called on the revolutionaries to "make concerted efforts to realize three revolutions", and successively published "Talk for Yuan" and "Manifesto for Yuan", constantly exposing Yuan Shikai's crimes of destroying * * and restoring monarchy.
Since then, Sun Yat-sen held high the banner of protecting the law, established political power in Guangzhou for three times, sent troops to the Northern Expedition, and waged an indomitable struggle with feudal warlords for six years.