He is the only son of Sun Yat-sen, and Chiang Kai-shek called him a helpless sinus. He once wandered in a foreign country.

We always say like mother, like son. As long as the parents are excellent enough, the younger generation will certainly not fall behind. This sentence can indeed be quoted to some people. For example, Cao Cao's sons Cao Zhi and Cao Pi are all very powerful figures in history. They inherited their father's ability, and with their own talent and hard work, they became people like his father.

But this sentence is not absolute. Some people may have a good father, but it can't be that person anyway. For example, Liu Chan, Liu Bei is a very powerful figure, and he established a tripartite confrontation through his own efforts. But his son, Liu Chan, not only failed to inherit his father's little talent, but he was very fatuous every day, indulging in debauchery and leading a muddled life. By the mountains and rivers laid by my father, I finally died.

Everyone in the world says that he is an unaffordable Adou. No matter how others tried to persuade him, he just wouldn't listen. From then on, Adou, a person who can't afford to help, has been used to describe those who are incompetent at work and how to support them.

In modern times, only one Adou was scolded by Chiang Kai-shek for being powerless, and that was Sun Ke, the son of Sun Yat-sen.. Sun Yat-sen is a very great figure in China. He ended the feudal monarchy in China for more than two thousand years. He paid a lot for the liberation of China, but his son Sun Ke gave him a headache.

Sun Ke is the real child of Sun Yat-sen and Lu Mu. Sun Ke was born in 189 1. At that time, Sun Yat-sen was still a warm-blooded young man, who wanted to turn the tide in the face of the precarious domestic situation. Sun Ke grew up in Lu Lu, an American slave. He only wrote to his father occasionally, but he studied very well. He studied at the University of California and Columbia University, but when he grew up in the United States and studied abroad, he occasionally had a bad temper and always had a foreign style.

After returning to the motherland, he worked in Guangzhou with his father. Because Sun Yat-sen paid little attention to him, he always said whatever he wanted when he grew up in America, which often made others feel embarrassed.

Especially with Sun Yat-sen's assistant. Hu tried to resign several times, but Sun Yat-sen stopped him. It was the time when he needed to employ people. He didn't want Hu to leave now, so he persuaded him to apologize for it and promised not to be so reckless in the future. Sun Ke agreed, but as soon as he opened his mouth, he said what he wanted to say.

Once, Sun Ke did so badly that Sun Yat-sen pulled out a gun and pointed it at his head. He was afraid. A few years later, Sun Ke did have the ability, but his work for others really angered too many people. Later, he became the mayor of Guangzhou. Although he had a lot of help from Sun Yat-sen, he did make a lot of efforts for this position. After becoming mayor, he also made his own contribution to Guangzhou.

While working in Guangzhou, he arranged everything in perfect order. Under his leadership, Guangzhou's economy and other aspects are constantly rising, which makes Sun Yat-sen feel that Sun Ke has finally understood a lot.

1925, Sun Yat-sen passed away, and the loose feudal monarchy had already been eliminated, but Sun Ke still wanted to inherit his father's position. After the death of Sun Yat-sen, although Sun Ke had no definite position, his position in the Party was still very high.

But Sun Ke's later actions can be described as losing Sun Yat-sen's face .. In countless choices, he always goes with the wind, and whoever has great power can go to him. Like a swaying plant, it falls in a windy place.

When he was "against Chiang Kai-shek", at first he chose to go to Chiang Kai-shek, but later he changed his mind and "opposed Chiang Kai-shek" with Hu. He said that Chiang Kai-shek was still engaged in dictatorship and he didn't want to be with him.

Later, Chiang Kai-shek was forced to step down and Li Zongren became president. Later, under the pressure of Li Zongren and Chiang Kai-shek, Sun Ke completely lost confidence in politics and didn't want to run around in politics. Perhaps at first, Sun Ke was just a person who loved education and writing. He may become a great educator or writer. But he chose this road, and it doesn't seem to go very well.

After that, Sun Ke and his wife went to live in Taiwan Province Province, and later went to the United States as the chairman of an education foundation. He lives a simple life, not luxury. 1965 returned to Taiwan Province province, hoping to make some contributions to education and actively engage in education, but later died of a heart attack.