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The
next stop on our tour was the Memorial Middle School of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen
and his home. He practiced as a physician in Macau from 1892 until
1894 when he returned to China. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen is recognized as
the father of the 1911 Chinese Revolution.
The grounds were beautifully manicured but there was no evidence of
children anywhere to be found. I would have expected children to be
everywhere but there were none. |
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Anne
resting on the steps |
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grounds were beautifully manicured and well taken care of as were
the classroom buildings (picture above and left). |
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The
Chinese equivalent of a gazebo
in the gardens at the school |
A
chalk drawing of Chairman Mao's
profile. The chalkboard was outside and
over 20 feet long. Since the writing was all
in Chinese I have no way of knowing what it said. |
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The
garden at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen's home |
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Entrance
to Dr. Sun Yat-Sen's home |
Anne
standing next to some of
her favorites ... roses |
A
statue of a fish in the
Lilly pond |
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Enough
of this. Now let's go some place really interesting. To a Chinese
market ... |
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