The Archive · 1935

BASIS OF SUN YAT-SEN'S LAST SPEECH

Continuing, Mr, Wang said:—'To realise' our alms. in. unification and reconstrvelion, we must have durable peace: but, in this modern World, where communications have Become "so highly "developed "and where political and economic inter= Felationship among nations has "town fo clone, our love for peace must be interpreted in the broadest sense, for, Uesides working for: peace in China, alan derive fo see peace promoted with other countries. Indeed, we par cularly wish tha, in international inter course, peace "may definitely. be iunranteea, For this reason, China is Wrlling, under principles of equality and mutual assistance, to maintain trid promote friendly and peaceable relations with any country, not mention neighbour like Taps whose" geographical, historial, fural, and racial relationship' with this country is 80 close

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