Song Qingling
Song Qingling was a prominent Chinese political figure and a key advocate for women's rights during the Chinese revolution. Often recognized as the wife of Sun Yat-sen, her contributions to the revolutionary cause and women's liberation have been sometimes overshadowed by her familial associations.
Born on Jan 27, 1893 (133 years old)
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China:
Song Qingling was one of the signatories of the Central Committee's declaration.
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China:
Xi Jinping praised Song Qingling as one of the 'old sisters' who made outstanding contributions to the nation.
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China:
Xi Jinping praised Song Qingling as one of the 'old sisters' who made outstanding contributions to the nation.
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China:
Xi Jinping praised Song Qingling as one of the 'old sisters' who made outstanding contributions to the nation.
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China:
Song Qingling is praised as one of the 'old sisters' who made outstanding contributions to the nation.
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China:
Song Qingling is praised as one of the 'old sisters' who made outstanding contributions to the nation.
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China:
Song Qingling is praised as one of the 'old sisters' who made outstanding contributions to the nation.
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China:
Song Qingling is praised as one of the 'old sisters' who made outstanding contributions to the nation.
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China:
Song Qingling expressed her admiration for the unity of the Chinese people during the war.
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China:
Song Qingling led the 'Alliance to Defend China' which received donations from the album featuring the songs from 'The Road'.
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