English: A letter to Mrs. Cantlie that Dr. Sun wrote in English from Singapore, 1908, expressing his determination to overthrow the Qing court with force. 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︰

孫中山於1908年從新加坡寫給康德黎夫人的英文親筆信，表示決心用武力推翻清廷。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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