**The first year refers to 1912. On January 1, 1912, Mr. Sun Yat-sen took the oath of office in Nanjing, established the Provisional Congress of China, changed the name of the country to China, and set 1912 as the first year. Although the Xinhai Revolution broke out in 1911 and ended the rule of the Qing Dynasty, the first year was counted from 1912.
In 1912, the arrival of this year marked that China had entered a new historical period - the Chinese ** period. Sun Yat-sen was sworn in as the provisional president of China in Nanjing, announcing the birth of China. At the same time, in order to commemorate this historic moment, this year is also set as the first year.
Under the impetus of the Xinhai Revolution, the Qing Dynasty was overthrown, and China began to move towards the path of democracy and republicanism. However, the process has not been without its challenges. After the victory of the revolution, the country was plunged into chaos by warlords everywhere. The arrival of the first year was an important turning point in Chinese history.
Sun Yat-sen, as the temporary leader of China, swore at the inauguration ceremony: "Overthrow Manchuria *** consolidate China ** and seek people's livelihood and happiness....To the end of the world, there is no chaos in the country, ** stands in the world, recognized by the nations....Wen swore to die. His oath has inspired countless Chinese sons and daughters and painted a beautiful blueprint for China's future.
* The beginning of the first year also marked a great change in Chinese society. During this period, many new ideas and cultures began to spread in China. People began to pay attention to their rights and freedoms, and pursued equality and democracy. This period was also an important starting point for China's modernization, and many modern facilities and constructions began to appear in China, promoting China's modernization process.
However, the beginning of the first year was not without difficulties and challenges. At that time, China was in the midst of internal and external troubles, the country, the economy was backward, and the society was in turmoil. However, it is in this context that China has embarked on a difficult road of reform. They have introduced a series of new policies and measures aimed at promoting the development and progress of the country. These reform measures include the implementation of local autonomy, the development of industry, the reform of the education system, and the promotion of judicial independence.
Although the implementation of these reform measures has encountered some difficulties and resistance, they have nevertheless achieved remarkable results. China's economy has gradually recovered, the level of education has improved, and the social order has gradually stabilized. At the same time, these reform measures also laid the foundation for China's subsequent modernization process.
In addition to the efforts of the people, the power of the people has also been greatly developed in the first year. Many intellectuals, cultural people and young students began to take an active part in social activities and cultural creation. They founded many newspapers, magazines, and community organizations to promote new ideas and cultures. These non-governmental forces have played an important role in promoting China's modernization process and social progress.
Overall, the first year was an important turning point in Chinese history. The beginning of this year marks that China has entered a period of excellence and an important starting point for the modernization process. Although there were many difficulties and challenges during this period, the joint efforts of China and the non-governmental forces have promoted China's development and progress. And Sun Yat-sen, as the temporary great of China, played an important role in the historical process of the first year. His oath and actions have inspired countless Chinese sons and daughters to fight for China's future.