Abstract
THE world is watching events in China with intense interest, more especially so when the Kuomintang is ushering in new era of political and economic reconstruction after unifying the whole of China under one flag. The secret of the Kuomintang lies in the Three Principles or the San Min Chu I and it is due to their force of appeal that the Kuomintang owes its dominant position in China today. The Three Principles of Nationalism, Democracy, and Livelihood were enunciated by the late Dr. Sun Yat Sen, who declared that they coincide with the principles of Abraham Lincoln of a government of the people, by the people and for the people; or in nutshell, the San Min Chu I stands for racial democracy, political democracy, and economic democracy. The following is gist of the San Min Chu I:
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