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"Penang
Roaming:
Sun
Yat-sen
Penang
Base
Memorial
Hall"
At
that
time,
I
came
to
the
Sun
Yat-sen
Penang
Base
Memorial
Hall.
I
felt
a
little
deep
and
excited.
I
always
felt
that
I
had
a
little
fate
with
the
revolutionary
era.
I
started
from
the
previous
Jianbai
329
activity
and
later
went
to
Guangzhou.
The
birthplace
of
the
Sun
Yat-sen
Penang
Base,
the
birthplace
of
the
Nanyang
Revolution,
was
the
beginning
of
the
planning
revolution.
I
sat
in
the
long
table
inside,
thinking
that
those
revolutionary
people
used
to
be
in
the
same
place,
trying
to
fight
for
democracy
and
freedom
to
overthrow
the
Qing
Dynasty,
and
at
the
expense
of
life;
on
the
contrary,
we
are
enjoying
the
free
air
in
Taiwan.
Taiwan,
pushing
yourself
to
the
abyss
of
suffering,
is
this
correct?
In
addition
to
being
a
cultural
city,
Penang
is
also
a
birthplace
of
revolution.
In
the
late
Qing
Dynasty,
many
Chinese
revolutionaries
fled
to
Nanyang
to
come
to
Penang.
There
was
the
earliest
Kang
Youwei
and
our
founding
father
Sun
Yat-sen.
Since
Sun
Yat-sen
first
entered
Penang
in
1906,
he
has
been
at
least
five
times.
It
mainly
seeks
the
support
of
the
overseas
Chinese
for
the
revolution.
Domestic
people
donate
money,
overseas
people
donate
money,
raise
revolutionary
funds,
and
even
move
the
Nanyang
branch
of
the
League
to
Penang.
At
the
end
of
1910,
in
the
Georgetown
City,
120th
Street,
"Yu
Rongzhuang"
planned
the
third
uprising
of
Guangzhou
"329
Huanghuagang".
Walking
into
the
left
and
right
sides
of
"Yu
Rong
Zhuang"
is
a
display
of
Sun
Yat-sen's
relevant
historical
documents.
There
is
a
large
portrait
of
the
founding
father
in
the
middle.
Very
familiar.
After
all,
we
saw
big
from
a
young
age
(laugh).
Then
there
was
a
joke
about
the
bunny
rabbit
that
I
mentioned
before,
and
I
was
scared
to
think
that
the
founding
father
was
showing
me
the
spirit.
I
first
took
me
to
Penang
to
see
him,
then
made
me
joke
like
this,
scared
me
to
pee.
I
am...
hahaha.
The
result
is
that
I
hand
pressed
the
picture
to
the
rabbit
face
(smile).
It’s
a
lot
easier
to
make
a
private
museum
with
a
serious
atmosphere.
The
street
house
"Yu
Rong
Zhuang"
built
around
1880
was
one
of
the
popular
architectural
styles
of
the
British
Straits
during
the
colonial
period.
(The
British
government
pays
the
land
tax
to
see
the
width
of
the
facade,
so
the
smart
Chinese
are
not
covered.
There
are
countermeasures
under
the
policy
of
really
full!)
The
first
floor
is
the
store
and
the
second
floor
is
the
residence.
It
is
a
model
of
Shangjia
residence.
The
house
has
a
long
and
narrow
path,
with
a
small
patio
garden
with
a
rich
atmosphere,
a
breathable
and
ventilated
window,
a
delicate
solid
wood
staircase,
a
floor
tile
with
beautiful
colors,
an
old
switch
on
the
wall
and
a
traditional
Nyonya
kitchen.
Going
to
the
bottom
of
the
house
has
a
small
door,
which
is
the
exit
that
the
former
national
father
could
immediately
escape
from
the
small
door
in
case
of
an
emergency.
In
fact,
it
is
similar
to
the
structure
of
the
Dadaotun
street
house.
It
has
the
quaint
charm
of
the
old
building
and
I
like
it
very
much.
(Original)
「檳城漫遊：孫中山檳城基地紀念館」
那時候來到孫中山檳城基地紀念館的我，內心感觸特別深有點小激動...一直都覺得自己跟革命時代有點小緣分，從之前建百329活動開始，後來去了廣州，到現在來到了南洋革命發祥地「孫中山檳城基地紀念館，是策劃革命的開始。
我坐在裏頭的長桌，想著當年那些革命之士曾在同一個地方，為了爭取民主自由策畫革命推翻滿清，不惜犧牲生命；反觀現在在台灣享受這些自由空氣的我們，不好好守護台灣，把自己推向痛苦深淵，這樣對嗎?
檳城除了是個文化薈萃的城市，其實也是革命發祥地。清末許多中國革命分子逃亡到南洋來到檳城，有最早的康有為，還有我們的國父孫中山。從1906年孫中山首次踏入檳城後，至少來過5次。主要尋求南洋華僑對革命的支持。國內人士捐軀，
海外人士捐錢，
籌募革命資金，甚至把同盟會南洋分部遷移到檳城。在1910年年尾，在喬治市打銅街120號「裕榮莊」策畫廣州第三次起義「329黃花崗之役」。
走進「裕榮莊」左右兩邊是展示孫中山相關歷史文獻，中間有大幅的國父畫像
很熟悉畢竟我們從小看到大(笑)。然後就發生我之前提到很鬧的國父兔子臉笑話，當時認真的嚇一跳以為國父顯靈鬧我，先把我牽引到檳城來看他，然後開我玩笑這樣，嚇到都快尿褲子了我...哈哈哈。結果是我手殘按到兔子臉的拍照模式(笑翻)。讓帶點嚴肅氛圍的私人博物館裡突然輕鬆許多。
這棟建於1880年前後的街屋「裕榮莊」是當時英國海峽殖民時期流行的建築風格之一(英國政府繳地稅要看立面闊度，所以聰明的華人都都蓋深不蓋廣，真的十足的上有政策下有對策啊!)一樓為店家，二樓為住宅，是商賈民居的典範。房屋狹長深入共有三徑，每徑之間有納財聚氣的天井小花園，透氣通風的氣窗、精緻的實木樓梯、有著美麗花色的地磚、牆壁上老舊的開關還有傳統娘惹廚房。走到房子的底端有個小門，就是以前國父遇到緊急情況可以立刻從小門逃跑的出口。其實跟大稻埕街屋構造有點類似，都有著老建築古樸的魅力，好喜歡。
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