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中文：1911年12月16日，孫中山途經新加坡，與陳嘉庚（左）合影. 辛亥革命武昌起義後，1911年11月24日孫中山從法國馬賽啟程，郵輪經新加坡赴上海南北議和，1911年12月16日在新加坡與陳嘉庚合照。12月25日抵上海。
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Source 全国政协文史资料研究委员会、中华全国归国华侨联合会、华侨博物院、福建省政协联合编辑，陈嘉庚，文史资料出版社，1984年10月
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