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English: The document bearing Sun Yat-sen's official seal, commissioning Feng Ziyou and Li Zizhong as head of China Tong-men Hui branches in Hong Kong, Guang zhou and Macao. Sun Yat Sen is the father of China and died at 1925, therefore the photo must be in public domain.

Sources:Sun Yat-Sen In commemoration of the 130th anniversary of Dr. Sun's birth. Edited by Shanghai Museum of Sun Yat-Sen's Former Residence.

中文︰

這是孫中山先生在1905年命馮自由、李自重為香港、廣州、澳門等地同盟會主盟人的委托書。孫中山為中國國父，並於1925年辭世，因此這張照片現在屬於公有領域。

來源︰孫中山 紀念孫中山先生誕辰130週年 上海孫中山故居紀念館編。


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